ORGANIC SALVE with LEMON BALM Can HEAL BURN and SCAR USING HERBS for TREATMENT LIKE a COMFREY PLANT

Burn and scare treatment! I didn't know how to treat a burn or prevent scarring and ended up using herbs for the healing process like the comfrey plant as an organic recipe comfrey salve with lemon balm, coconut oil, and beeswax. It has the plant material within it and not just the plants extracts so you might even want to consider it a poultice but it is a super creamy, smooth comfrey salve no doubt that has turned out to be my most effective natural remedy for so many things, even sunburns or bug bites. This is how I will heal a burn in the future off grid or on without doctors, hospitals, or electricity if ever in that situation again. Using dried herbs is more than just for eating food, they can prevent many ailments, heal, and make for healthier living on a daily basis. They can also be a natural remedy for just about anything if we learn how to use them properly. I don't know what to use for everything but I will continue drying plants or solar dehydrate herbs while I learn more new recipes with natural plants like these.
Enjoy and don't forget to SHARE so other can prepare for unforeseen events in their lives as well.
This Recipe:
3 Cups Organic Coconut Oil
1 Cup very finely ground Organic Comfrey powder
1 ounce very finely ground Organic Lemon Balm
3 ounces Organic Beeswax
Brew / Steep / Cook for 4 - 6 hours @ Less Than 215 degrees F.
May all your branches become full of fruit.
3 Basket Living
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[@3basketliving]

Hello to all. I thought I talked about the mill used in this vid and never responded to so many others asking about it because I mistakenly thought I had mentioned it and didn't want to continue repeating myself. I have since watched my own vid again and realized that I had in fact DID NOT mention or talk about it. Please accept my apologies. I have the model #116 from this small family company at this web address - grainmaker.com I have also received an E-mail from a recipient of one of the jars of the very Comfrey Salve that I made during this video and wanted to share the testimony mail with others. Others have responded with similar experiences and this one is as follows and exactly as I received it minus his personal e-mail and last name: "Hey, I hope yall are doing well. I dont know if you remember me but you sent me a jar of your comfrey salve as a gift for catching clues in a video. I wanted to let you know that stuff is awesome. I recently had a mishap while sharpening my chainsaw and instead of going to a doctor I pushed my skin back together and applied gauze and tape with this salve liberally applied. Within a week it has healed tremendously and the whole time it kept the pain to pretty much non existent. Well i figured i would drop you a line and let you know how much that has helped me and see how yall were doing especially with all this other stuff going on in the nation. John 16:33 in my NKJV Bible is a fitting verse for these times for sure. Well I hope all is well. Have a good day." I Thank You for sharing Derek P.

[@user-vw9wz9kz3i]

Do you sell the ground comfrey and lemon balm please?

[@lydiahubbell6278]

Give weights for your 1 c comfrey and 2 T lemon balm in ounces and/or grams. that will be more accurate.

[@ladyann5778]

What's your email addy

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

Just a small tip for those who may not know- in order to get the most strength out of your herbs, pick them JUST BEFORE THEY BLOOM. This is when the plant is producing the most oil, so this is when it’s strongest. 😊

[@lindahansen9395]

Thanks for mentioned that. I have been wondering lately when I should harvest my chamomile, spearmint and peppermint that I grew for the first time this year. I will be looking for the flowers before I pick.😊

[@annchong9701]

What time of the day is best to pick the herbs to get the most flavor?

[@jojow8416]

@@annchong9701 I believe it is after the dew on them has dried, so about 9:00 a.m.

[@stevenlaake9975]

​@annchong9701 in the morning just after the dew dries off the leaves. That's when it has the most oil in the leaves. As it gets hotter in the day some of the oils go to the stem and roots then back up again at night.

[@ladyann5778]

Thank you for the tip

[@wyldchild346]

Many years ago I fell and landed on my thumb it started swelling and hurt like the dickens, I pulled some comfrey leaves packed into a cup added hot water push a wash cloth into the mixture to absorb the comfrey tea juice and then placed it on my Thumb 15 minutes later swelling gone and NO pain. Good stuff.

[@MADKIWI]

Awesome my friend. Have shared to my Wife. Plantain is another good salve to try....😊

[@violetgentry9041]

I would take the stem and make a tincture, as it's been used internally for treating diarrhea, and it's been claimed to heal gastric ulcers, hemorrhoids, and to suppress bronchial congestion and inflammation. This way none of the plant is wasted.

[@ritasenergyherbs3650]

I have never had coconut oil go rancid either. It also has anti bacterial properties and excellent for oral oil pulling - which makes all the more sense to use in salves. Thanks for this because I was thinking coconut oil as I am about to make salve with my comfrey, and your video is the first that shows use of coconut oil vs olive oil. I pick up those small electric coffee grinders at Goodwill for average $4 ea.

[@lindayurk4367]

Comfrey infusion with organic cloves is the best mouth healer for canker sores. Protects the enamel on your teeth. Just keeps a healthy mouth

[@delleon1172]

Grazie 🙏🌻

[@kimberlymorgan1767]

How is this used? Please do tell. Does it rebuild enamel on teeth? Thank you.

[@OriginalCosmicBabe]

I can't even tell you how excited I was to find this video (and your whole channel)! I have a 2-gallon jar full of dried (but not yet crushed) lemon balm leaves from my herb garden last year -- honestly didn't know what I was going to do with them since I'm still a beginner with herbs, but now I know exactly what I'll use them for! And my comfrey crown that I bought last May from a local farmwife & planted (which grew into a huge bush within a month!) is already coming back from the winter, so I imagine I'll have lots of comfrey leaves in another month or so. I'm sending my deepest appreciation and many thank-yous!!

[@bellasouthward5362]

Well I'm two years too late for the giveaway but I am so happy to have found this video. I grow comfrey the bocking 14 variety and just love it. I'm definitely going to try making Salve your way because I did want to make a stronger version. Enjoy this video very much. Thank you

[@elaines5179]

You can dedicate a coffee bean grinder just for dried herbs, as it will also make a fine powder.

[@Taking_Back_Thyme]

Yes you can use a coffee grinder dedicated to herbs. Typically, they are small and won’t be able to handle large amounts, so it may take several passes. You can also use a high speed blender.

[@mariaevans8437]

Yes a coffee grinder works great 😊

[@rebeccabeasley9624]

Thank u , I use comfrey , I to had a real bad steam burn the salve healed. U are getting the word out about natural healers.

[@bunaweed]

Beautiful way to utilize natural herbs for healing

[@suzycowan5072]

I very much love the way you made your Comfrey Healing Salve and very much appreciate the efforts you took to show us the complete recipe and directions. I just found your channel today and I am really excited about making this salve. I really want to take a look through your channel at past videos to hopefully see a video showing how you made your dehydrator. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. May God always Bless you and keep you safe and healthy.

[@vinlago]

Another way to ensure suspension of ground plant material is to cool the mix almost til gel consistency. Then mix. Or, cool to consistency of softened butter, then use a hand mixer, kitchenaid or stick blender. Basically it's like making herbed butter. The final product will need to be scooped into jars and packed like brown sugar with the bottom of a measuring cup slightly smaller than the opening of the jar. Thanks for the recipe. It helped my 2nd degree burn. I don't think it would have left a scar if I'd gotten to it sooner. As it is it's still quite faded.

[@lindaschneider4904]

I made your recipe. I've been using the salve on my normally dry and itchy hands and arms. This is the best ever. Instant relief. Thank you.

[@SC-xg1kl]

I am in dehydrator envy ❤! Thankyou for the recipe , I’m going to give this a try. Greatly appreciated, keep up the great work.

[@ladybugsarah6671]

I'm thinking the same thing to try this dehydrator. Just need some parts.

[@tinalehman4591]

😢I figure I am 3years to late but it is cool

[@roguegypsy7827]

Awesome video 🙏🏽

[@AnneGoggansQHHT]

Calendula is good to add too

[@rainspirit3973]

Yeah! Thank you 💗

[@carolinedenaro866]

Great video!👍💜💙💜💙

[@sheilamashburn1595]

That’s awesome!! Great job

[@patriciaparchment9270]

Love your salve ❤

[@rosafunes770]

I'm so glad that I found your info about comfrey. I'm wasn't lucky enough to get one of your salve little jars, I live in Ontario Canada and I don't qualify for it. However I think it's wonderful you sharing your product and information. God bless you! 🙏

[@Myladybug70]

Great video. Best one I have seen, and I've watched a lot of them!

[@gregandpatredmon6245]

Just found your channel fully enjoyed the information you provided, I subscribed and and looking forward to watching more.

[@sherryreed6135]

Pretty cool

[@pegisullivan3062]

Awesome video. I will be making this soon.

[@unaburke5008]

Thank you for sharing, can’t wait to try make some.

[@mystiekmelody8857]

This is fantastic! Thank you so much for showing us this!

[@VASI_LIKI]

i watched you right through 😊

[@natinamartin3326]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Lots of detail I appreciate you.

[@donnaduhamel6004]

Great combo!!

[@kleineroteHex]

made some already, but always interested in how other people make theirs! On that note you got yourself a new subscriber😉

[@michellestoppa6162]

Awesome video and explanation! You rock ❤love the idea of milling your comfrey & lemon balm!

[@wernerzandberg7956]

Thank you so much sir!!!

[@meloniestewart2940]

Love your natural, down to earth approach 🙏🏼

[@jantellfowler5883]

This video was awesome thank you 😊

[@catecurl3790]

Enjoyed your video & methodology immensely. Thankyou 😊 🇦🇺 xx

[@donaldoconnor2108]

Great job. I learned so much.

[@annettecuke7523]

Wow...you are amazing! Thank you for sharing.

[@maryschonover9313]

I enjoyed your comfrey video. I liked your coconut oil suggestion instead of olive oil. You are so genuine and explained your recipe perfectly. I will be making your salve. Thank you for posting.

[@ladyann5778]

Ty for explaning it thoroughly ❤

[@laurentmichel4006]

Looks like a wonderful good salve !

[@TheFruitfulFIG]

Great video thanks.

[@tracycouture3955]

Blessings from B.C CANADA 🙏🇨🇦

[@mb7a4fmlg]

Thank you for your help

[@Yogaon5th]

Thank you for making this video. I will let you know how main come out. Hope half good as yours ❤

[@dinareyes247]

Thank you for sharing!! You were throughly with the whole process!! Blessings!!

[@lenawiebe4778]

Too bad I live in Canada. Would love some of your salve. Thanks for the instructions. I will try and make my own and have already shared the video with family and friends.

[@robhunt-watts8908]

Just found your channel while looking for a use for our comfrey epidemic, here, just north of Stonehenge, in southern England. Love your style. Thanks for the lesson.

[@girlywhirly4971]

Hey, I was wondering where you got your mill? I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer last year and also I had a tumor on my back and was hardly able to walk. Thank God he is so good to me! I got one of your jars of comfrey around 8 months ago and I am now using it on my back. I need my vertebrae to heal. The tumor on my back, broke my back so I am praying God will divinely heal me!

[@3basketliving]

GrainMaker grain mill. Montana state if I remember correctly.

[@caperica]

I agree. With you for your healing.

[@dianesanchez2207]

Your video was awesome, straightforward,detailed and informative!!! Keep doing what you do !! ( your Name sir?) I can’t wait to try your recipe and the salve. Just wish I saw your video back when you were offering the salve give away ! Peace brother.

[@Olivianakirembe-sr4kl]

Just like that thanks very much for lessons

[@macmommahammer7197]

Watching from 🇨🇦. Thank you for your knowledge

[@vincentrock4928]

Thank you sir 😊

[@ruthisaac2390]

Thank you for the simple recipe. I will be making this. I'm new to your videos I like them so far. Thumbs up.

[@debistokes6962]

Wish I had seen this two years ago!

[@carolecreson7757]

Thank you, It's the perfect time of year for me to make this. You're AWESOME!

[@DementiaSurvivor]

I love what you did by saying you would give away a free jar. I also like the fact that you powdered most of your herbs and I'm considering trying that in the future. Thanks for the info!

[@PorfirioBueno]

Thanks buddy

[@megana1221]

This is such a fantastic recipe! Thank you so much!!!

[@haricharanbharti3089]

Thanks sir

[@The804Lisa]

Thank you. Great information. Your voice is easy to listen to.

[@tammydoyle6459]

I strain my salve also. Great video.

[@lyndaroe9642]

Thoughly enjoyed. Going to try growing herbs.

[@mojavebohemian814]

Thank you

[@minerkrill]

Thank you for sharing! I knew it would be a good one after seeing the colors you had in your salve.

[@3basketliving]

You are so welcome and thank you for responding.

[@Smyrna37]

Cant wait to try this method tomorrow 😍 thanks for this. I have a 2nd degree burn I need to heal and loads of organic comfrey growing already

[@audregarland1634]

Excellent process! Thanks!!

[@conniedavidson1807]

I found this just in time. I want to make this and and have all the ingredients. Saving this.

[@helenmoore8743]

Thank you for doing this video so quickly!

[@3basketliving]

You're so welcome!

[@rkh7904]

Thanks for the video, sadly I have seen this too late plus I live overseas. However, your video was most informative. I will have to grow some more lemon balm .I look forward to more subjects.

[@odaliabalbi5541]

Thanks

[@sweetNess856]

Thank you for posting this video. I have been wanting to make comphery salve. I also grow both these plants. You gave me the courage to finally go for it.

[@Hibiscusorganic]

Have watced so many salves videos Urs is the best one Thank you

[@user-xb6ru8xp8h]

I like this idea

[@pollkat]

wow I am so anxious to make this recipe. I saw your burn healing video also. I currently have a second degree burn on my toes. I poured boiling maple sap over them. I was using Plantain Salve that I made, but I ended up going to the hospital since it was so severe. And they didn't give me the silvadene cream either. Surprised about that. Had I known about your cream, I would have had it made and ready to use. I will be growing some comfrey this summer to make some of this salve. Thanks so much for sharing. Praying my toes heal up as nice as your arm did!!! Thanks

[@graftedinforever971]

I just watched this video today.. I figure it's a bit late for the entry for the free jar of comfrey salve. I do recognize the two numbers 479 and 501 as being Arkansas area codes! I'm here to see how you make your salve and then I'm headed to the kitchen. Great video! Thanks for posting!

[@whitegirl4185]

Great video!! Easy to follow instructions!! 😆

[@3basketliving]

Of course......and thank you Swamp.

[@maryrush9256]

I just now found you so I hate that I missed out on the chance to get a free jar from you. Sure could use it now and after my back surgery on the 7th. Loved seeing how you make this. I have never even heard of comfrey before this video. However, if you have an extra jar on hand I will be happy to buy one from you.

[@jenniferdols8961]

Wow, that is very nice of you! So generous. Thank you for such complete directions.

[@3basketliving]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@jarnold20101]

Nice dehydrator

[@wandaknighten3518]

God bless you for this comfrey salve recipe I am definitely going to make this salve recipe and grind up the comfrey and lemon balm to a powder . I am so thankful and grateful for your help .

[@deanablythe9394]

I am very impressed with your ingredients and process of making this Comfrey Salve, well done, and thanks for sharing, and posting from the UK.

[@magoomchhugh]

Great recipe, thanks brother.

[@nanc2762]

Hello, I appreciate the clarity in your instructions. I have just started growing comfry and cant wait to try this recipe. Thank you for this recipe. God bless

[@allisonb.8356]

BTW GREAT VIDEO… THANK YOU

[@helenhill1270]

After watching this video I will be making some salve..so good that you shared your recipe..thank you so much..

[@lsutalski6369]

Thank you so much!

[@3basketliving]

You're welcome!

[@kimmieb2u]

Just found you. Thank you for your recipe. I do believe leaving the plant material in it does make it stronger.

[@milindabridgeman25]

Hi all from OZ. I wish I had seen your video just a few hrs earlier. I have dried comfrey which I made into a salve but I just couldn't get it the a fine powder. I do indeed have leave matter in my 2 jars (made as a test) which I will still use on my sprained leg and knee. I've been using a poultice mix until I could make the salve. This will be much cleaning and easier to use but now I know how I'll make my next batch. Thanks heaps for all the detailed instructions. I'll be saving your video for future reference 😊

[@Vicolegargoyle]

I finally had a good use for the Montana build grain mill (I gave up wheat a long time ago). although i ground the last batch, it was no where near as powdery as when using the grain mill. Thanks! We made one batch last night into this morning and it's already on it's way to people who need it. I'm eyeing the dehydrator now.

[@janski250]

Wonderful, informative video! I will try this - though the dehydrating step will be tricky with my small countertop dehydrator.

[@shirleymaness2113]

just founded your channel just getting in to herbs my self i planted comfry a few days ago cant wait to see if this can help my Arthritis hands thank you shirley from Alabama

[@mjrussell414]

Great tips and I will definitely be trying this out next year. So kind of funny story… I moved out of the big city of Toronto and onto a country property near Ottawa - the capital of Canada. Before I moved, about a dozen years ago now, a coworker friend gave me a native plant from his garden and I forgot what he said it was all this time. It’s been growing and thriving in the spot I planted it and this year another friend from the city asked how it was doing, then told me about an app I could use on my phone to identify plants I’m unsure about. Not being techie and only getting a fancy “smart” phone last year, I didn’t know about such wonders. Well, turns out it is comfrey. I’ve made salves with plantain from my yard before that is also good for wounds and sunburn, but I am excited to make this out of my now not-so-mystery plant. I confess that I won’t pulverize the leaves to the degree you have though and just be lazy and crunch them up and put them with coconut oil in my big crockpot. I do have an air fryer oven I can use as a dehydrator so I will do that first. Thanks for sharing and blessings to you from Canada!

[@TheMzTR]

Tks for sharing this recipe method with us

[@katskills5560]

Thank you, of course I’m 2 yrs late but that’s okay; the information is priceless.

[@fasting_with_teresa7944]

This was a great video thank you

[@3basketliving]

Thank you for believing so. Cheers!

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

Am happy for this medicine wonderful