Comfrey is amazing for speeding healing. So much so that you should not use it on deep wounds or wounds that may have debris inside. Comfrey is also called boneset or knit bone due to its ability to help in bone healing. You do not want to use this on a fracture that has not been set correctly. I’m sharing a great recipe for Comfrey Healing Poultice with you today. Read to the very end for storage tips to have on hand for a year.
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Have you ever wondered what our ancestors used when they had wounds and sore muscles? I can tell you what they didn’t do; they didn’t run to Wal-Mart and purchase an antibiotic ointment or a sore muscle rub.
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I’ve had several requests to share my soap recipes, I can’t really claim them to be mine, as I’ve gathered my recipes from all over country and the internet. The ones I’ll share are just the ones my family likes the best. Todays is for the Shampoo Bar I like the best.
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Here’s what I’ve been up to this past week.
I have had so many people ask me to reopen my 15 Recipes for your Herbal Medicinal Remedies Apothecary Cabinet course that I decided to go ahead and open earlier than I had planned. And with a couple of changes I think for the better.
Change #1-
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