Comfrey Bone & Tissue Oil

Known as 'knitbone' for centuries, comfrey supports healing of sprains, strains, and minor fractures. Its allantoin content promotes cell regeneration. External use only.

Prep: 25 min · Cook: 0 min · 8 servings · Medium

Ingredients

• 2 cups fresh comfrey leaves (or 1 cup dried)
• 2 cups Dos Aguilas Extra Virgin Olive Oil
• Clean glass jar with tight-fitting lid
• Cheesecloth for straining
• Dark glass bottle for storage

Instructions

1. If using fresh leaves, wilt for 24 hours to reduce moisture
2. Coarsely chop leaves and place in a clean glass jar
3. Cover completely with olive oil
4. Seal tightly and place in a warm, dark location
5. Infuse for 4-6 weeks, shaking regularly
6. For faster method: Use a double boiler on low for 4-8 hours
7. Strain through cheesecloth, pressing to extract all oil
8. Transfer to a dark glass bottle
9. Label with date and store in a cool, dark place
10. Use within 1 year
11. Apply to sprains, strains, bruises, and sore joints
12. Caution: External use only - do not ingest or use on open wounds

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