k Comfrey flower Comfrey flower. The common comfrey Symphytum officinale has been used for centuries as a medicinal herb. The crushed leaves are warmed and used locally as a remedy on sprains, bruises and inflammation. It is also used to promote the healing of boils and ulcers. Drinking small amounts of a decoction of comfrey is helpful in relieving diarrhoea. Hot drinks made from the roots and leaves are used as demulcents, lining the throat and easing the pain of coughs and sore throats. The plant also has an emollient effect softening the skin, and is used in many creams and preparations. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Comfrey flower Comfrey flower. The common comfrey  Symphytum officinale  has been used for centuries as a medicinal herb. The crushed leaves are warmed and used locally as a remedy on sprains, bruises and inflammation. It is also used to promote the healing of boils and ulcers. Drinking small amounts of a decoction of comfrey is helpful in relieving diarrhoea. Hot drinks made from the roots and leaves are used as demulcents, lining the throat and easing the pain of coughs and sore throats. The plant also has an emollient effect  softening the skin , and is used in many creams and preparations.
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Comfrey flower

Comfrey flower. The common comfrey (Symphytum officinale) has been used for centuries as a medicinal herb. The crushed leaves are warmed and used locally as a remedy on sprains, bruises and inflammation. It is also used to promote the healing of boils and ulcers. Drinking small amounts of a decoction of comfrey is helpful in relieving diarrhoea. Hot drinks made from the roots and leaves are used as demulcents, lining the throat and easing the pain of coughs and sore throats. The plant also has an emollient effect (softening the skin), and is used in many creams and preparations.

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