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In 2001, the FDA issued a warning that changed the fate of one of history's most powerful plants. Was it a safety necessity, or is there more to the "Comfrey Conspiracy"?

The Deep Dive
Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) has been known for 2,000 years as "Knitbone" and "The Infinite Fertilizer." It can pull minerals from deep in the earth that other plants can’t reach, creating a self-sustaining cycle of garden gold. Yet, it sits in a legal gray area that keeps most gardeners in the dark.

In this video, we uncover:

The Ban: What actually happened in 2001 (and what the FDA specifically restricted).

The Science: The truth about Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids (PAs) and liver toxicity.

The Garden Gold: Why permaculture enthusiasts call it the "Infinite Fertilizer."

The "Conspiracy": Why a plant this useful isn't in every backyard in America.

Chapters/Timestamps
0:00 - The Plant That History Forgot 1:45 - 2,000 Years of "Knitbone" 3:20 - 2001: The FDA Intervention 5:10 - The Science: Is it actually dangerous? 7:45 - Why "Big Ag" doesn't want you growing this 9:15 - How to use Comfrey safely today 11:30 - The Infinite Fertilizer Secret

Resources & Links
FDA Statement on Comfrey (2001): [Link]

Studies on PA Toxicity: [Link]

Where to get Bocking 14 (Sterile) Comfrey: [Link]

Join the Homesteading Newsletter: [Link]

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