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Comfrey
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Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) is sometimes used on the skin to treat wounds and reduce inflammation from sprains and broken bones.
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Herbazest - Comfrey
- An in-depth explanation on comfrey's active ingredients, medicinal applications, and growing information.
Wikipedia: Comfrey
- Presents comfrey's medicinal use, cultivation, and a proper description.
University of Maryland Medical Center
- Provides an overview, precautions, and possible interactions. Supporting research is also available.
College of Agricultural Sciences
- Features a complete description from historical and biological points of view.
NewCROP - Symphytum officinale
- Brief article focused on the habitat and parts used of this herb.
Calphotos: Comfrey
- Photographs of this herb.
Sloan-Kettering - Comfrey
- Includes information on uses, constituents and mechanism of action.
Loyola Medicine: Comfrey
- Factsheet including warnings, side effects and interactions.
Comfrey - Information and Recommended Uses
- Diagnose Me - Comfrey
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