Nature's "Bone-Mending" Herb?

What every medicine cabinet needs... What every medicine cabinet needs... Muscle and joint pain? Mother Nature to the rescue! You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Clear Health Now. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Clear Health Now logo] Nature's "Bone-Mending" Herb? Alex Reid | May 26, 2020 | Baltimore, MD Dear Reader, Do you have an achy back? Don't be so quick to grab those dangerous painkillers! Many of them have nasty side effects... causing more problems than solutions. Plus, Mother Nature has a way of providing us with everything we need. For muscle pain, joint relief, sprains, and even regeneration at the cellular level... There's one perfect plan to keep handy at all times. Advertisement Energy for Days, Great Sex, No Wrinkles! [nvj moringa person](Do you remember when you were 20? You were practically a god! Recently, scientists discovered what they call the [“Tree of Immortality.”]( And because of it... some say they feel as good as (if not better than) they did in their 20s! [Click here to learn more.]( Meet comfrey. It's also known as "knitbone." It's an incredible natural herbal medicine that is known for its fast-acting relief of joint and muscle pain. As far back as 400 B.C., the Greeks and Romans used it to help speed up the healing of wounds and skin bruises. This stuff is so powerful that there are folktales about its ability to mend bones (hence the name “knitbone”). In fact, one study found that medical practitioners in the U.K. prescribed comfrey in 15% of all consultations concerning muscle, tendon, and ligament problems as well as bone fractures and wounds. It seems like the U.S. is just now finally catching on to its astounding benefits. When it comes to back pain, comfrey is unbeatable. Not one but two double-blind, randomized control trials showed that applying comfrey gel to the lower back provides fast-acting [pain relief](. Today, over 31 million Americans struggle with lower back pain, and they may be missing out on a better quality of life without this herb. And that’s not all... Comfrey is clinically proven to relieve joints and muscles of inflammation, swelling, and pain in cases of sprains, strains, contusions, acute myalgia of the back, and degenerative arthritis. There doesn’t seem to be a type of muscle or joint pain this herb can't benefit. Studies suggest that when applied topically, comfrey may be an alternative to traditional arthritis medications. And, keep in mind, many traditional arthritis medications are known to cause serious side effects. We’re talking stomach ulcers, heartburn, bone loss, and an increased risk of stroke and heart attack. But what is it about this herb that offers such unbelievable benefits? As it turns out, comfrey contains two special substances called allantoin and rosmarinic acid. Allantoin acts as a powerful anti-irritant for the skin, which relieves pain and even promotes cell regeneration and wound healing — that’s why many use it to accelerate the healing of burns and close skin wounds. Rosmarinic acid works on the same anti-inflammatory pathways as aspirin, which is how it’s able to relieve skin, joint, and muscle pain naturally. But there is a catch... Advertisement Solar K2 + D3: Most Bioavailable Form for Bone and Heart Health Doctor-recommended 5,000 IU of Vitamin D3 per serving. Combined with Vitamin K2 for maximal rejuvenating benefits. Perfect for supporting mood, bone, and heart health. [Click here to claim your bottle at a limited-time low price.]( Though this herb is considered safe to use topically, it can be toxic when ingested. Comfrey contains harmful liver toxins called pyrrolizidine alkaloids. This toxin is not good news; in excess, it can lead to liver cirrhosis or liver failure. For this reason, it’s essential only to use comfrey on the skin. To stay on the safe side, don’t use it on open wounds or for more than 10 days in a row, since the skin can absorb small amounts of these toxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids. It’s also important to note that pregnant women and people with liver disease should avoid using this herb altogether. Of course, healthy adults shouldn’t let this deter them from using this natural herb for its powerful fast-acting pain relief. To your health, Alex Reid President, Clear Health Now --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}. It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. If you're not sure why you've received this e-letter, or no longer wish to receive it, you may [unsubscribe here](, and view our privacy policy and information on how to manage your subscription. 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