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Default Comfrey.. is it safe to use? (Mrs. D)???

Hello,

My chemist sold me Blackmores pain releif Cream for my back pain. It contains Comfrey. It says Symphytum officinale (Comfrey) extract equiv to fresh root 175mg/g. I also read that it can be very toxic to liver. I assume that it is worse when ingested, than applied topically to lower back. I am worried about using it because we don't get enough information on some of these ointments that chemists peddle over here. I need a more natural alternative to voltaren pills for when my back plays up.

Does anyone know if this is safe to use?

Thank you!!
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