Symfyto, symfyto the medicinal, stekouli, comfrey, true comfrey, boneset, knitbone, (symphytum officinale). ID: 140-41

It grows all over Europe and has been used since ancient times for fracture healing.

In the 1970s it became popular as a cure for arthritis.

It is an herb known since antiquity.

It is the Dioscorides Gel which refers to the healing properties of the plant.

Roman military doctors applied it after serious injuries on the battlefield.

The first detailed description of the properties of the herb was found in the diaries of Avicenna. The therapist states that it is a means of healing bones and soft tissues, to relieve joint pain, rheumatism, arthritis.

In ancient times in England the plant was called "knitbone" which means "binds bones" because of its traditional use for the treatment of fractures.

The herbalist Kulpeper wrote in 1633 that the herb was "particularly good for hernias and fractures." In the past, the bathroom with congenital was a popular means of repairing the membrane and therefore the "restoration of virginity" before marriage.

Symphytum (Symphytum officinale) is a perennial herb that grows in Europe and Asia.

It has been known for centuries that the congenital magically accelerates the healing of fractures, dislocations, sprains, tendon strains.

Its most valuable ingredient is called allantoin - a substance that stimulates cell regeneration and the healing of bones, cartilage, muscles and tendons. The action of allantoin is ideally complemented by mucous substances (soothe irritated tissues), rosmarinic acid (strong anti-inflammatory action), food ingredients - potassium, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, proteins, etc.

The decoction of the root of the congenital is applied for cough, laryngitis, bronchitis, prolonged menstruation, nosebleeds, colitis and other problems of the gastrointestinal tract, poor blood circulation.

Gargling for bleeding gums and sore throat.

Compresses for injuries, bone and joint diseases, for varicose veins.

Coniferous extract is the main ingredient in some topical topical medicines.

A study conducted to prove whether congenital extract is a reliable remedy for back and waist pain showed that on the fifth day 95% of participants said that their pain had disappeared or significantly decreased.

The abundant presence of allantoin makes the congenital a powerful therapeutic remedy for gastric and duodenal ulcers, septal hernia (through the esophageal foramen) and ulcerative colitis. Its astringency helps with bleeding wherever it occurs.

Used in cases of bronchitis and irritating cough, where it soothes and reduces irritation while helping expectoration.

We can use it externally in wound healing where it helps to form the scar tissue properly. But he wants to be careful when the wound is deep, because the rapid healing on the outside, without it being healed more deeply could lead to the formation of an abscess.

It is useful for chronic varicose ulcers.

In the form of washes it is effective in treating mitritis.

Used for muscle and joint pain.

Wetting oil : Massage of joints with sports, sprains, bruises and other injuries.

Ointment : On clean cuts and abrasions, on skin irritations, such as rashes in the Pana area, for rashes, acne, and psoriasis.

Patch : On small fractures (toes) to which we can not apply plaster. Also in varicose ulcers, persistent wounds, bleeding hemorrhoids.

Compresses : On bruises and sprains.

Action : Helps in cell proliferation, astringent, emollient, anti-inflammatory, expectorant, suitable for wounds.

Basic Ingredients : Mucous, steroidal saponites, sausage, vitamin B12, Nini, pyrrolizidine alkaloids, rosmarinic acid.

How to use : Wetting oil, ointment, patches, compresses, infusions.

Side effects:

The internal application of the congenital should be done for a short time and under the strict control of a doctor because the herb is toxic, especially in the long term.