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Clove hydrosol (clove water) offers several oral medicinal benefits, primarily as a natural, gentler alternative to the more concentrated essential oil, due to its antiseptic, antibacterial, and pain-relieving properties. It is frequently used in mouthwashes and throat sprays. 

Oral Medicinal Benefits

Pain and Discomfort Relief: The key active ingredient, eugenol, provides analgesic (pain-relieving) properties, helping to numb the gums and alleviate pain from toothaches or sore gums. It is often used to soothe general oral discomfort.

Antibacterial and Antifungal Action: Clove hydrosol is a potent antiseptic, effective against various oral pathogens, including bacteria that cause plaque, cavities, and gum disease (gingivitis). Its antifungal properties also make it useful in managing yeast infections of the mouth, such as candida.

Reduces Inflammation: The anti-inflammatory effects of eugenol help reduce swelling and irritation in the mouth and throat tissues.

Fights Bad Breath: By killing the bacteria that cause halitosis, using clove hydrosol as a mouth rinse helps prevent bad breath and promotes overall oral hygiene.

COMFREY HYDROSOL 

Promotes Gum Health: Its cleansing and anti-inflammatory properties contribute to healthier gums and may help improve conditions like gingivitis. 

The healing essence and nourishing cellular molecules of Comfrey are suspended within this intentionally distilled solution. Regenerate your health with an alchemical spritz of Comfrey Hydrosol.

Comfrey, also known as knitbone, is renowned for its ability to stimulate regeneration. This miraculous healing herb delivers hydration and essential micronutrients to cellular tissues in need, including the deepest layers of our musculoskeletal system. From the surface of our skin to the depths of our bones, Comfrey rejuvenates health, cell-by-cell. 

As an herbal spray, Comfrey Hydrosol hydrates cells, mobilizes muscles, lubricates joints, circulates blood, detoxes organs and knits bones. It is specifically indicated for tension, shallow wounds, ulcerations, sprains/strains, bruises and broken bones.

Hydrosols or 'spirit waters' are made by steam distilling fresh, fragrant plant matter. The plant's essential oils and cellular water are extracted and then alchemically condensed into liquid form.

The light, portable form of a hydrosol makes it the perfect companion for instant relief. With this hydrosol you can quickly release the spirit of Comfrey anywhere, anytime.

USES

• Releases tension
• Hydrates the skin 
• Circulates blood 
• Soothes abrasions, burns and ulcerations
• Relieves rashes, eczema and psoriasis
• Heals bruises, strained ligaments and tendons 
• Facilitates bone repair 
• Fortifies brittle epidermis 

QUALITIES

• Anti-inflammatory
• Demulcent  
• Emollient 
• Mildly astringent 
• Nutritive 
• Vulnerary

A Brief History Of Comfrey Being Used Medicinally

Comfrey plants have a long history of medicinal use by many herbalists and home healers.

From the fresh comfrey leaves, their hairy stems or their slippery root cuttings, from the root to the tip the common comfrey plant has been used as an alternative medicine.

From comfrey herbal tea or a dietary supplement for internal use, to poultices for wound healing and other external uses, Comfrey has been used for over 2,000 years to treat a variety of ailments.

Using Comfrey For Tooth Decay And Cavities

If you find yourself in a situation where you can’t get to the dentist to take care of a sore tooth that’s become inflamed and you suspect infection, comfrey may assist the body to heal that inflammation until you can address the underlying problem.

Here’s How To Use Comfrey For Dental Inflammation

To use comfrey for dental problems:

Take a leaf of either dried or fresh comfrey and turn it into a chew. Folding the leaves inward will be more comfortable as the top of the prickly comfrey leaves can have quite a rough or spikey texture. The fresher upper leaves are often less hairy and very well tolerated in small amounts.

Roll the folded-up comfrey leaf around in your mouth, focusing on the particular area of concern while sucking on the juices this creates.

Leave the leaf chew on top of the cavity area for a while if you like as this will increase the amount of comfrey in contact with the inflamed area.

This process will assist the body to heal any abscesses, infection and inflammation. Most pain should be gone by the following day but you should repeat the process again in a few days anyway to be sure that it’s done it’s job.

Bolstering Your Dental Health

It’s important also to mention that while this will help stop the bacteria and decay it doesn’t do anything for the conditions that created the carries in the first place and while the gum, bone and tooth will be free of infection the decayed area will remain.

This leaves the already weakened area more vulnerable to further decay which is why it’s important to keep up with a good maintenance routine.

One way to bolster your dental maintenance routine is to use a daily oil pull to aid the body in healing cavities, whiten your teeth and give you beautifully healthy pink gums.

Ever Thought Of Growing Your Own Comfrey At Home?

Comfrey is a super easy medicinal herb to grow at home!

The scientific latin name for Common Comfrey (the major comfrey species) is Symphytum Officinale L. and thankfully it does well in almost all positions in the garden, and in most parts of the world!

Tolerating part shade or full sun, your new plant will thrive provided you give it a quick lashing of organic matter and keep a little water up to it in its first year in the garden. With moist soil you’ll quickly see young leaves emerge in the springtime growing season with a full bush up to 75cm in its first year.

The large, slightly prickly leaves can also be chopped and dropped as a fabulous in-situ mulch that brings nitrogen up from the soil fertilising the plants around them. Bonus!

 

"Medicinal properties of pure gum turpentine

Pure gum turpentine is an exceptional broadband anti-pathogen, anti-microbial, anti-parasite, fungicide. (1) When used properly, its other properties are benefits rather than negative side effects. How can any pharmaceutical compete with that?

Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor. Beneficial neuromuscular, nerve and brain effects.

Anti-convulsive.

Anti-inflammatory.

Antioxidant.

Anti-sclerotic (reduces the hardening of tissues, especially arteries).

Antiseptic. Can be sprayed onto open wounds.

Bactericidal. Especially effective against mycoplasma and cell wall deficient microbes. Able to remove biofilms and prevent their recurrence. Particularly effective on gram-positive bacteria. Tends to leave good (probiotic) bacteria intact.

Bone strengthener. Acts against osteoclasts which break down bones.

Cancer. Anti-carcinogenic (cytotoxic on cancer cells).

Cellular renewal aid (particularly liver and pancreas). Repairs cell membranes.

Diuretic. Reduces fluid retention and promotes the flow of urine.

Fungicidal. A powerful, effective fungicide.

Hypoglycaemia - reduces.

Immuno-stimulant.

Insecticidal. May be used as a natural insecticide and pesticide.

Liver-protecting.

Oxygen saturation of the organs and tissues promoted.

Pain killer.

Parasitic. Kills a wide variety of parasites.

Sedative.

Stress treatment.

Viricide. Powerful anti-virus properties.

Xenobiotic removal. Xenobiotics are foreign chemical substances found in an organism that are not normally naturally produced by or expected to be present.

Arthritis.

Asthma.

Blood poisoning (sepsis, septicaemia).

Burns. Post-burn treatment.

Cancers.

Candida. Pure Gum Turpentine rapidly kills candida in the intestines, in the blood, and in other organs. Because it is so effective, beware of the Herxheimer-reaction.

Cardiovascular diseases.

Catarrh. All types of catarrhal diseases. Dissolves mucus.

Chronic fatigue, low energy, tiredness.

Diabetes.

Ear, nose and throat. Treats many diseases where the underlying cause is an infection.

Fibromyalgia.

Gallstones - dissolves.

Gastrointestinal diseases. Dysentery.

Gonorrhoea.

Gum disease (gingivitis), receding gums, other infections in the mouth, loose tooth. Put two drops of turpentine on the finger and spread it around the tongue and mouth. Do not drink any water for at least half an hour. A good time to do this is last thing before going to bed at night.

Halitosis (bad breath). Spread two drops around the mouth with a finger, last thing before going to bed. It may also be necessary to take the gum turpentine internally. You may also notice that your saliva is thinner, not thick with mucus.

Lung diseases.

Lupus.

Meningitis.

Nervous system. Many diseases.

Parasites. Ringworm, roundworms, cysts, tapeworm. One tablespoon of gum turpentine thoroughly mixed with an equal amount of castor oil and taken floating on milk. Repeat every second or third day until fragments of the worm cease to appear in the stool. For children one teaspoonful of sugar, three to four drops of turpentine and one teaspoonful of castor oil, thoroughly mixed.

Nits (lice). Comb the hair with a fine comb dipped in gum turpentine.

Prostate. BPH, swollen prostate or cancerous.

Skin. Treats a wide variety of skin diseases, especially those caused by fungi or other microorganisms. Treats itching, bites, redness and swelling. Protects the skin from aging and makes it more youthful, supple and elastic. It does an excellent job of softening the skin, and helps retain moisture.

Throat or oesophagus. GERD. Use slightly less sugar when taking the dose, so that the sugar looks "wet". Some of the turpentine will then coat the throat / oesophagus rather than being carried down to the stomach by the sugar.

Ulcers.

Such a powerful medicines and you can use it so many ways...topical, internal you can even breath it in for medicinal benefits... I personally LOVE using in in the tub in a hot soak breathing it in and detoxing in it for 20 minutes....I usually do this at night and sleep great all night. Today I did the hot soak before starting my day and I felt very alive and energized...you may want to add this to your medicine cabinet...."

Clinical data

Topical turpentine oil was found to be as effective as topical capsaicin cream for reducing pain in the feet of diabetic adults who suffered from painful diabetic neuropathy in a randomized, controlled trial (N=300). Significant reductions were observed in both groups over the 3-month trial with 53% and 47%, respectively, experiencing at least a 3-point reduction in pain on the visual analogy scale. The majority of patients were male (57%) with type 2 diabetes (89%).(Musharraf 2017)