Bone Knitting Herbs: Natural And Herbal Remedies For Bone Knitting

Posted on July 28, 2010 by PUP in Bone Joint Muscle Disorders

Question: What is bone knitting? Can you share some home remedies and herbs for bone knitting?
Answer: Bone knitting in simple words is process of healing of the trumatised bone and the surrounding ligaments. Bone knitting happens soon after the bone is fractured due to trauma or sprain.

Herbal Remedies For Bone Knitting

Although bone knitting starts soon after the bone is broken, some of the bone knitting herbs are well known for hastening the process of knitting or healing of the bones.

Bone Knitting Herbs

  • Comphrey: this herbal plant is used since centuries as the bone knitting agent.
    It is so much popular that the plant itself is called as knit bone by many due to its valuable property of healing of fractured bones. Research has shown that this plant contains a chemical substance called Allantoin which is helpful in promoting healthy growth of bones and cartilage.
  • Comphrey herbal tea is prepared from the roots and leaves of the plant. Local application of the herb is also beneficial to promote bone knitting.
  • Arnica is another remedy used successfully in bone knitting.
  • Horsetail and mousear herbal poultice can be applied after the plaster has been removed.
  • Aloe vera can be applied externally to hasten the healing process.

Bone Knitting Natural Remedies

  • Eating carrots, drinking milk which contains natural calcium, green vegetables, celery , parsley and protein food will help in healing of the bones.
  • Homeopathy has a wonderful remedy for bone knitting, it is sympthtum, this medicine is also called as bone knit.
  • Wild oats tea is also helpful for broken bone healing process.
  • Mineral supplement such as calcium, magnesium, phosphorus should be consumed for knitting of bones.

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