KALI SULPH Restorative Cell Salt


According to his Biochemic Theory, Schuessler found that potassium sulphate aids the transfer of oxygen and is important to our skin, mucus membranes and respiratory systems. After working with its remedy, he and other homeopaths credit it for cleansing conditions with yellow mucus or discharges including: symptoms of colds, croupy coughs, sinus or ear congestions, vaginal irritation or diarrhea. Its skin symptoms include: yellow flaky dandruff, skin eruptions or itchy rashes. Other symptoms that identify Kali sulph include a yellowish coating on the tongue, sensitivity to heat, shifting joint pains, minor and wheezy bronchial irritation. Under stress, it helps those who feel hurried, yet irritable, they feel a heavy fatigue with a boxed-in feeling. KASU 500 tabs (6X & 30X) $11.00 • 160 pellets (30C & 200C) $9.99


Are you miserable in hot stuffy rooms?


Do your colds or conges- tions last longer than they should?


Does the coating on your tongue run a little yellow?


Are you generally timid but sometimes


irritability takes over?


Kali sulph & Pulsatilla? “Kali sulph is under-prescribed... Potassium sulphate is found abundantly in the flower of Pulsatilla and this may explain the great similarity of the two remedies. Kali sulph is often called “an irritable Pulsatilla” (though Pulsatilla can be irritable enough!). –Roger Morrison, Desktop Guide


MAGNESIA PHOS Antispasmodic Cell Salt


In what might be Schuessler’s finest hour, he linked the magnesium in the body to his mineral compound magnesium phosphate. He attributes its success to magnesium’s importance in the connection between nerves and muscles. Thus he made us a remedy that is uncanny for relieving symptoms of cramps, spasms and radiating pains. Mag phos is a fast-acting remedy that benefits symptoms as diverse as leg cramps, muscle spasms and tension, menstrual cramps, fitful coughs, colic and hiccups, as well as backache, pain from low back to right thigh, facial pain, tics, toothache, stabbing headaches and weariness. Anytime symptoms improve with heat and worsen with cold, Mag phos may prove a wise choice. Sipping hot water with Mag phos tablets can speed its action. MAPH 500 tabs (6X & 30X) $11.00 • 160 pellets (30C & 200C) $9.99


Are your muscles not willing to relax after exercise or in bed?


Do you get leg cramps at night or when exercising?


Does mental effort make your brain lose clarity and cause headaches or drowsiness?


Do pains shoot like lightening or radiate like a cold chill?


NATRUM MUR The Hydrating Cell Salt


Proven by Hahnemann, perfected by Scheussler, Nat mur is from real salt, sodium chloride, the drying nature of which is both helpful and harmful. Nat mur can help our bodies resolve diverse issues involving dryness. Its congestion symptoms feel dry even with running mucus that is thickening, but clear: sinus pressure, post nasal drip, hay fever, dry sore throats, cold symptoms. Its skin symptoms include: dryness, flaky skin (minor dandruff), cracked lips, sore spots in the mouth. Other physical symptoms may include: blinding headaches, lower backache, constipation. On the emotional plane, dryness becomes idiomatic with poorly circulated stress– suppressed grief, disappointments, haunting memories. Nat mur’s complaints improve with fresh air and deep breathing and worsen with consolation and hormonal changes. Salt’s Like Cures Like example, page 18. NAMU 500 tabs (6X & 30X) $11.00 • 160 pellets (30C & 200C) $9.99


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Do you reject comfort when things go wrong?


Do people say your child is mature beyond her years?


Does your child need your affection, but reject your comfort or consolation?


Are you a romantic burned once too often?


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