About Us

HI! MY NAME IS MAC AND I AM "THE MONTANA HERBAL WOMAN".

I've studied and worked with herbs for over 35 years. The products we make have been shared with many people thru the years. The results have been known to have truly amazing results.

We are a family business and live in Northwest Montana where we grow and harvest the Comfrey used in our products. 

What is Comfrey?

COMFREY...One of those treasured herbs being a tissue mender strengthens every part of the body and has been used for almost everything.

       _CONTACT HEALER (relieves pain and starts healing on contact.)

      _CELL PROLIFERANT (helps grow new flash) Accelerates the healing process. The active ingredient in COMFREY is called ALLANTOIN.

      _HELPS WITH PAIN, REPAIRS, and HEALS. Excellent for wounds, burns, cuts, abrasions

Reduces inflamation

  .STOPS ITCHING AND SWELLING when applied to insect bites.

   _HIGH IN Calcium, Vitamin C, Carotene, (Vitamin A), B12 and Chlorophyll.

HEALING BENIFITS OF COMFREY

Can quickly relieve muscle and joint pain

A large review released in 2013 about the medicinal uses of comfrey stated:

It is clinically proven to relieve pain, inflammation and swelling of muscles and joints in the case of degenerative arthritis, acute myalgia in the back, sprains, contusions and strains after sports injuries and accidents, also in children aged 3 years and older.

NATURAL FIBROMYALGIA REMEDY

Because fibromyalgia is associated with pain in various parts of the body, comfrey application might help to offer some relief. Again, stick to no more than 10 consecutive days of application. And limit use to four to six weeks per year.

If you suffer from fibromyalgia pain, remember that your best option is to seek a multi-targeted approach to address whatever the root cause of this pain may be. Adjusting lifestyle to lose extra weight, eliminating problematic food ingredients like excitotoxins and eating anti-inflammatory foods may offer some additional relief.

 SPEEDS WOUND HEALING

Comfrey contains an ingredient called allantoin, which aids the regrowth of skin, along with rosmarinic acid and tannins. (13) Allantoin has been developed as an approved medication for over-the-counter skin treatment for a variety of skin issues.

That’s a likely reason it may help wounds to heal faster. One folk term for it is “knitbone” because it was believed to activate the healing of bones.

While bone regrowth has not been proven scientifically as a benefit of comfrey, researchers have seen an improvement in collagen production and wound healing when applying topically. 

Comfrey is a marvelous herb and is one of the best-known healing herbs of all times. Well known and widely used by early Greeks and Romans, its very name, symphytum, from the Greek symphyo means to "make grow together", referring to its traditional use of healing fractures. Comfrey relieves pain and inflammation caused by injuries and degeneration, especially the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Comfrey creams and oils can be used in arthritic pain relieving massages. In a recent study patients with painful osteoarthritis of the knee treated with comfrey root extract in an ointment showed a reduction in pain , mobility of the knee improved and quality of life increased.

Comfrey Side Effects:

Internal use has become controversial due to the high content of PAs, however the herb has been used by both humans and animals safely for centuries. (use your own judgement and common sense).

EXTERNAL USE ONLY