Comfrey

 
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Comfrey is extracted from the leaves and roots of a perennial herb of the borage family that grows in temperate regions such as North America, western Asia, and Australia. Comfrey is available as a tea, a blended plant extract, and a cream. Oil from the leaves and root may be incorporated in ointments or used as a compress. Comfrey is sometimes suggested as an herbal treatment for wounds as well as ulcers of the bowel, stomach, liver, and gallbladder. Because this herb can be toxic, it should be used internally only under the guidance of an experienced health care professional. ... MORE



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