This is Frontier's nitrogen-flushed double wall silverfoil pack. Some Frontier packs are double wall wax-lined paper. Used as an infusion, decoction, tincture and poultice. The 1997 Commission E on Phytotherapy and Herbal Substances of the German Federal Institute for Drugs recommends Comfrey herb for 'External: Bruises, sprains. Note: Application should only occur on intact skin. During pregnancy use only after consultation with a physician.' 'Dosage: Ointments and other preparations for external application with 5 - 20 percent dried drug; equivalent preparations. The daily applied dosage should not exceed 100 µg (mcg) of pyrrolizidine alkaloids with 1,2-unsaturated necine structure, including their N-oxides. Mode of Administration: Comminuted herb and other galenical preparations for external use. Duration of Administration: Not more than 4 - 6 weeks per year. Action: Antiinflammatory.' Comfrey has an ancient reputation as a wound-healer. Comfrey abounds in the healing agents mucilage and allantoin. A water extract of comfrey has been shown to stimulate production of protective substances known as prostaglandins in the stomachs of experimental animals, thus confirming comfreys ancient reputation. These same constituents make it useful for bronchitis and diarrhea. Note that, unlike the old herbalists, the Commission E recommends external Comfrey use only. The FDA warns of the potential for liver damage: 'The pyrrolizidine alkaloids that are present in comfrey, in addition to being potent hepatotoxins, have also been shown to be toxic to other tissues as well. There is also evidence that implicates these substances as carcinogens. Taken together, the clear evidence of an association between oral exposure to pyrrolizidine alkaloids and serious adverse health effects and the lack of any valid scientific data that would enable the agency to determine whether there is an exposure, if any, that would present no harm to consumers, indicates that this substance should not be used as an ingredient in dietary supplements.' Grieve's classic 'A Modern Herbal': 'As the plant abounds in mucilage, it is frequently given whenever a mucilaginous medicine is required and has been used like Marshmallow for intestinal troubles. It is very similar in its emollient action to Marshmallow, but in many cases is even preferred to it and is an ingredient in a large number of herbal preparations. It forms a gentle remedy in cases of diarrhoea and dysentery.' 'A decoction is made by boiling ½ to 1 oz. of crushed root in 1 quart of water or milk, which is taken in wineglassful doses, frequently. For its demulcent action it has long been employed domestically in lung troubles and also for quinsy and whooping-cough. The root is more effectual than the leaves and is the part usually used in cases of coughs. It is highly esteemed for all pulmonary complaints, consumption and bleeding of the lungs. A strong decoction, or tea, is recommended in cases of internal haemorr

This is Frontier's nitrogen-flushed double wall silverfoil pack. Some Frontier packs are double wall wax-lined paper. Used as an infusion, decoction, tincture and poultice. The 1997 Commission E on Phytotherapy and Herbal Substances of the German Federal Institute for Drugs recommends Comfrey herb for 'External: Bruises, sprains. Note: Application should only occur on intact skin. During pregnancy use only after consultation with a physician.' 'Dosage: Ointments and other preparations for external application with 5 - 20 percent dried drug; equivalent preparations. The daily applied dosage should not exceed 100 µg (mcg) of pyrrolizidine alkaloids with 1,2-unsaturated necine structure, including their N-oxides. Mode of Administration: Comminuted herb and other galenical preparations for external use. Duration of Administration: Not more than 4 - 6 weeks per year. Action: Antiinflammatory.' Comfrey has an ancient reputation as a wound-healer. Comfrey abounds in the healing agents mucilage and allantoin. A water extract of comfrey has been shown to stimulate production of protective substances known as prostaglandins in the stomachs of experimental animals, thus confirming comfreys ancient reputation. These same constituents make it useful for bronchitis and diarrhea. Note that, unlike the old herbalists, the Commission E recommends external Comfrey use only. The FDA warns of the potential for liver damage: 'The pyrrolizidine alkaloids that are present in comfrey, in addition to being potent hepatotoxins, have also been shown to be toxic to other tissues as well. There is also evidence that implicates these substances as carcinogens. Taken together, the clear evidence of an association between oral exposure to pyrrolizidine alkaloids and serious adverse health effects and the lack of any valid scientific data that would enable the agency to determine whether there is an exposure, if any, that would present no harm to consumers, indicates that this substance should not be used as an ingredient in dietary supplements.' Grieve's classic 'A Modern Herbal': 'As the plant abounds in mucilage, it is frequently given whenever a mucilaginous medicine is required and has been used like Marshmallow for intestinal troubles. It is very similar in its emollient action to Marshmallow, but in many cases is even preferred to it and is an ingredient in a large number of herbal preparations. It forms a gentle remedy in cases of diarrhoea and dysentery.' 'A decoction is made by boiling ½ to 1 oz. of crushed root in 1 quart of water or milk, which is taken in wineglassful doses, frequently. For its demulcent action it has long been employed domestically in lung troubles and also for quinsy and whooping-cough. The root is more effectual than the leaves and is the part usually used in cases of coughs. It is highly esteemed for all pulmonary complaints, consumption and bleeding of the lungs. A strong decoction, or tea, is recommended in cases of internal haemorr

This is Starwest's nitrogen-flushed double wall silverfoil pack. Used as an infusion, decoction, tincture and poultice. The 1997 Commission E on Phytotherapy and Herbal Substances of the German Federal Institute for Drugs recommends Comfrey herb for 'External: Bruises, sprains. Note: Application should only occur on intact skin. During pregnancy use only after consultation with a physician.' 'Dosage: Ointments and other preparations for external application with 5 - 20 percent dried drug; equivalent preparations. The daily applied dosage should not exceed 100 µg (mcg) of pyrrolizidine alkaloids with 1,2-unsaturated necine structure, including their N-oxides. Mode of Administration: Comminuted herb and other galenical preparations for external use. Duration of Administration: Not more than 4 - 6 weeks per year. Action: Antiinflammatory.' Comfrey has an ancient reputation as a wound-healer. Comfrey abounds in the healing agents mucilage and allantoin. A water extract of comfrey has been shown to stimulate production of protective substances known as prostaglandins in the stomachs of experimental animals, thus confirming comfreys ancient reputation. These same constituents make it useful for bronchitis and diarrhea. Note that, unlike the old herbalists, the Commission E recommends external Comfrey use only. The FDA warns of the potential for liver damage: 'The pyrrolizidine alkaloids that are present in comfrey, in addition to being potent hepatotoxins, have also been shown to be toxic to other tissues as well. There is also evidence that implicates these substances as carcinogens. Taken together, the clear evidence of an association between oral exposure to pyrrolizidine alkaloids and serious adverse health effects and the lack of any valid scientific data that would enable the agency to determine whether there is an exposure, if any, that would present no harm to consumers, indicates that this substance should not be used as an ingredient in dietary supplements.' Grieve's classic 'A Modern Herbal': 'As the plant abounds in mucilage, it is frequently given whenever a mucilaginous medicine is required and has been used like Marshmallow for intestinal troubles. It is very similar in its emollient action to Marshmallow, but in many cases is even preferred to it and is an ingredient in a large number of herbal preparations. It forms a gentle remedy in cases of diarrhoea and dysentery.' 'A decoction is made by boiling ½ to 1 oz. of crushed root in 1 quart of water or milk, which is taken in wineglassful doses, frequently. For its demulcent action it has long been employed domestically in lung troubles and also for quinsy and whooping-cough. The root is more effectual than the leaves and is the part usually used in cases of coughs. It is highly esteemed for all pulmonary complaints, consumption and bleeding of the lungs. A strong decoction, or tea, is recommended in cases of internal haemorrhage, whether from the lungs, stomach, bowels or

Aloe & Comfrey Women's Soap 2 oz: SF

Mildly astringent yet healing. Favorably effects acne and skin eruptions. This soap tends to treat oily skin the best! Scented with lavender & rosemary essential oils with comfrey root powder and aloe vera oil in SunFeather's olive oil soap base.

Bioforce's Comfrey Cream 1.25oz

Description Time proven exclusive formula developed by Dr. Vogel, made with organically grown Comfrey. Comfrey in an easy to use cream, good for the skin and dramatically reduces the appearance of wrinkles The major active ingredients of Comfrey are mucilage and allantoin. The painstaking process of extracting fresh plants guarantees the full spectrum of active ingredients. Then the Comfrey extract is combined with a moisturizing base of peanut oil to produce a cream that absorbs quickly and readily into the skin. This allows the active ingredients in the herb to begin working without leaving an oily residue on the skin. Contains Bioforce Comfrey Cream is an herbal skin cream containing fresh, certified organically grown extracts of Comfrey, one of the oldest healing plants. Suggested Use Use a small amount and lightly massage in thoroughly.repeat as Often asdesired.leaves no oily film. Ingredients Distilled water, peanut oil, Comfrey extract, propylenglycol, Acetyl alcohol, methyl paraben.

Planetary Formulas Essential Comfrey Salve 2 oz

Planetary Formulas Essential Comfrey Salve 2 oz

Mill Creek's Loanda Soap Mint and Comfrey 4oz

Mill Creek's Loanda Soap Mint and Comfrey 4oz

Nature's Way's Comfrey Ointment 2oz

Description Comfrey Ointment has long been a favorite for herbalists in its topical applications. Contains A 100 % all-natural, mild scented, herbal ointment. Suggested Use Apply to affected areas of the skin as needed. For external use only. Ingredients Amount per usage: Beeswax Comfrey Leaves Olive Oil Soybean Oil Tallow Warnings / Cautions For external use only. Nursing mothers should not apply to the breast area.

Flora's Aloe/ Comfrey Cream/ Flora 2oz

Flora's Aloe/ Comfrey Cream/ Flora 2oz

Gaia Herbs Comfrey Salve 2oz

Salve Comfrey Compounded Bruises, sprains, skin irritation (unbroken skin), soothing to inflamed tissue. Suggested Use: Apply liberally and frequently to affected areas. Ingredients: Fresh comfrey root, fresh marshmallow root, fresh mullein, fresh skullcap,fresh black walnut leaf, white oak bark, fresh gravel root, fresh lobelia herb and seed, fresh St. John's Wort flower bud oil, organic extra virgin olive oil, beeswax.

Herb Pharm's Comfrey 1oz

Herb Pharm Comfrey (For external use only) 1oz ( Herbs ) Vitamins Herbs & Sport Nutrition > Herbs > 090700000424 Herb Pharm Comfrey (For external use only) 1oz Comfrey Root may be used to treat cuts and wounds, relieve irritated and inflamed membranes, as an expectorant, anti-inflammatory and astringent and may help in the treatment of wound-healing, gastric and duodenal ulcers, hiatus hernia, ulcerative colitis, hemorrhages, bronchitis, cough, fractures, and it also has anti-cancer properties. Serving Size: 30 to 40 drops Liquid, Two to five times per day Per Day Recommended: Shake well before using. Two to five times per day take 30 to 40 drops in a little water. Ingredients: Comfrey Extract is prepared from fresh (undried) roots of Symphytum officinale plants. Contains: Grain alcohol(40-45%), distilled water & Comfrey extractives. Contains less than 1 ppm of pyrrolizidine alkaloids. Does not Contain: Grown without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides,or herbicides and are never fumigated o

Dr. Christopher's Comfrey Ointment 2oz

Dr. Christopher's Original Formulas - Ointments Comfrey 2 oz The Dr. John R. Christopher Family Ointments have been skillfully prepared in a pure base of olive oil and beeswax to help soothe and nourish. "Gentle, safe and effective" perfectly describes these time tested herbal remedies for your special needs of broken bones, scraped knees, insect bites, etc. Backed by many years of traditional healing knowledge and modern research Dr. Christopher's formulas have become the pinnacle products of the natural healing industry. All of these time tested formulas are made with 100% organic or wild-crafted herbs, perfectly blended for the highest quality and purity..."As Nature Intended...Since 1945". Front label panel: DR. CHRISTOPHER'S ORIGINAL FORMULAS COMFREY OINTMENT 2 FL OZ(59 ML) Instructions: APPLY EXTERNALLY AS NEEDED, OR AS DIRECTED BY YOUR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL. Ingredients: COMFREY LEAF IN BASE OF BEESWAX AND EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. Supplemental Facts: REFRIGERATE AFTER OPENING

Gaia Herbs Comfrey Root 1oz

Grain Alcohol Content: 35-40%--Apply topically to areas of pain or inflammation. Massage gently until extract absorbs fully into skin. "For external use only. Do not apply to broken or abraded skin. Do not use when nursing." Ingredients: Comfrey Root, Pure Grain Alcohol, Fresh Herb Strength: 35-40% Active Constituents: Tannin, allantoin, symphytine

Jason's Body Wash Chamomile/Comfrey 30oz

Chamomile Satin Shower Body Wash contains relaxing herbs of chamomile and comfrey combined with nourishing oils of sunflower; avocado and vitamin E to lightly cleanse skin while calming the senses. Ingredients: Purified Soft Water and Herbal Extracts of Chamomile and Comfrey; Aloe Vera Gel; Allantoin; Panthenol; Apricot Oil; NaPCA; Sodium Laureth Sulfate; Cocamide DEA; Avocado Oil; Sunflower Oil; Glycerine; Vitamin E; Methylparaben; Citric Acid (ph balanced); Fragrance Oil; Chlorophyll; Spirulina; Coloring 100% Natural

Organic Comfrey Oil 4 fl oz: K

A natural skin care for people and pets. Use for sprains bruises and swellings.

Aloe & Comfrey Eco Bar 4 oz: SF

Big, Long-Lasting Bars! The soap and packaging are biodegradable. Eco-Logical! Mildly astringent yet healing. Favorably effects acne and skin eruptions. Scented with lavender and rosemary essential oils and comfrey root powder in SunFeather's olive oil soap base.

Mint Comfrey Bar Soap

Over twenty years ago Loanda Cullen, a master herbalist, created a unique line of pure, gentle treatment Herbal Bar Soaps. Natural nutrients work in harmony with the skin to soothe, moisturize, detoxify and help correct individual skin problems. Today tens of thousands of people have experienced the remarkable benefits of Loanda Herbal Soap. Free from detergents, synthetic perfumes, animal fats, artificial ingredients and animal cruelty.

Comfrey Cleanser for Vata Skin works to remove makeup and environmental pollutants as it gently sloughs off dead skin cells without disturbing the skin's delicate pH balance. Hydrating Comfrey Extract and purifying Chamomile Extract help to soften and smooth Vata skins.Usage Instructions:Massage into damp face avoiding area around eyes. Rinse thoroughly. Use morning and night. Follow with Essential Oil for Vata Skin.

You will be amazed how quickly it comforts. A natural salve no medicine chest should be without! Comfrey/Aloe Herb Salve also contains St. John's Wort, Calendula to soothe burns, sunburns, rashes, diaper rash, insect bites, and chapped or dry skin.

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A natural skin care for people and pets. Use for sprains bruises and swellings.

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