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Used since ancient times and now scientifically confirmed: the herb and root of comfrey have pain-relieving, wound-healing, and anti-inflammatory properties. They assist with bruises, wounds, fractures, and rheumatism. But that's not all: thanks to silicic acid, allantoin, and mucilage, this versatile medicinal plant also nourishes and regenerates the skin. As a nutrient-rich fertilizer, it ultimately revitalizes the garden. It's high time to take advantage of the abilities of this plant, also known as comfrey.

Regine Ebert presents various species of comfrey in her detailed plant portrait - from the wild form to the culinary comfrey. She offers recipes for home remedies, kitchen, and garden. Additionally, she provides tips and instructions on how to collect, cultivate, process, and safely use this amazing plant. Discover comfrey for yourself with this book.