Dried Comfrey Leaf - Natures Wound Healer

Dried Comfrey Leaf

(Symphytum officinale, dried leaf)

(1 oz/28g)

Dried comfrey leaf is naturally lightweight — see photo beside dollar bill for size reference

Comfrey leaf is a deeply respected herb in traditional herbalism, most often used externally to support wound healing, bruising, muscle strain, and joint discomfort. Its high allantoin content encourages tissue regeneration and soothes inflammation — but it is not for internal use.

Key Benefits of Comfrey Leaf (Topical Use Only)

• Supports skin repair and regeneration
• Traditionally used for bruises, sprains, swelling, and sore joints
• Promotes comfort in muscle tension or inflammation
• Helps draw out fluid from minor wounds and relieve irritation
• Can be included in herbal salves, poultices, and compresses

How to Use Dried Comfrey Leaf

Salve or Balm

• Infuse comfrey leaf in a carrier oil (like olive oil) for 3–4 weeks
• Strain well and use as-is, or blend with beeswax to make a healing salve
• Apply to bruises, dry skin, cracked heels, minor sprains, or sore joints

Poultice or Compress

• Rehydrate dried comfrey leaf with warm water to form a paste
• Wrap in clean cloth and apply to affected area for 15–30 minutes
• Use for muscle aches, joint inflammation, or bruises

Herbal Soak or Bath

• Place dried leaf in a muslin bag or tea ball and steep in bathwater
• Relax in the soak to soothe tired muscles or irritated skin

Oil Infusion Base

• Use infused oil as a base for muscle rubs, joint creams, or gardeners’ hand balm

⚠️ Important Notes

• For external use only — not intended for internal use due to pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs)
• Do not apply to deep wounds or broken skin
• Avoid during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by a qualified herbalist
• This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease