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Cloves helps break up mucous congestion, gets sluggish organs moving, soothes nausea and vomiting and will increase the action of other herbs with which it is mixed. ?Much of the strength of Clove resides in its volatile oil. This oil is a convenient form to use especially for external pain relief. * Mouth * Sleep FORM: Dried powder, dried whole Clove buds, clove oil APPLICATION METHODS: Internally use tea, decoction, gargle, powder, Clove oil. Externally use decoction, powder, or love oil as poultice or soak. The Clove oil is also used as a direct application for pain relief on sores, swelling bruises, “corns,” gums, ears, etc. AVAILABILITY: Grocery stores, health and herb stores, mail order, open-air markets in may countries. HINTS/CAUTION: Do not use Clove when inflammation of stomach or intestines is present, as it can occasionally increase the irritation. Clove oil, when used internally, is given in small, carefully regulated doses by drops as it is possible for it to be too strong in rare cases, causing a temporary irritation of the stomach. COMFERY Comfrey is famous for its high amount of naturally occurring allantoin, which is found primarily in its roots, but in the leaves as well. Allantoin is a potent “cell proliferant” which means that it is actively catalyzes the growth of new cell in all body tissue including bones. Allantoin also hastens the cleanup of septic, sloughing surfaces (dead, deceased or slow-healing tissues) making way for the fast new growth of healthy tissues. Allanotoin acts like a hormone in that even small quantities can catalyze large, positive changes in the body’s ability to slough off deceased cells and rehabilitate with healthy ones. Although allantoin on its own has been proven extremely effective in its healing abilities, there are many other properties of Comfrey that work with allantoin to enhance its action. These include a Comfrey’s strong collection of usable proteins, its rare ability to make available signif