Directions to use:
Poultices
to help heal swellings, inflammations, and sores. To make such a
dressing, let the leaves mush up in hot water, squeeze out the excess
liquid and wrap several handfuls of the hot, softened foliage in a clean
cloth. Apply the pad to the affected part – comfortably hot, but not
scalding–and cover the area with a thick folded towel to keep the heat
in. The moist warmth enhances the healing effect of the allantoin.
Safety precautions:
Don't
apply Comfrey to broken or damaged skin. Doing so might expose you to
large amounts of the chemicals in Comfrey that can cause liver damage
and other serious health effects.
