“It opened me up and I feel clearer...”
The Restorative Cell Salt
Nerve Nutrient Cell Salt
With potassium phosphate, Scheussler knew he had a substance key to nerve, brain and other cells. Thus he formed Kali phos to give us balancing, revitalizing support when symptoms following injury, illness, stress or sadness include a heavy, yet restless fatigue or physical weakness. When pain results, he used it to relieve symptoms of nervous headaches, backache, low back pains that extend down the thigh, and other pains, plus buzzing noises. On the emotional plane, its symptoms include temper tantrums, occasional sleeplessness, nightmares, hypersensitivity, sadness and gloom. FYI: This remedy’s source, potassium phosphate, is usually given with sodium phosphate, for treating low phosphorus levels. KAPH T500 $11 / P160 $9.99
Kali phos
Anti-Cramp Cell Salt
Clearing congestions before white matures to yellow, saves energy and distress– that’s Kali mur’s specialty. Scheussler found potassium chloride important for breaking down white mucus and discharge (fibrin). Thus he states that the remedy version, Kali mur, helps the body cleanse diverse complaints in the ‘white’ phase, i.e., when discharges are white or the tongue has a white coating. Kali mur’s relief extends to: cold, cough, sinus and ear congestion (can be great when ears need to pop); skin with thrush, pimples or eruptions marked by white discharge or spots; digestive symptoms with heartburn, acidity, gas, diarrhea and sick headaches. Frans Vermuelen states that constitutionally, Kali mur has the typical Kali traits “conservative, regular, proper, down to earth,” but when out of sorts, quarrelsome with an aversion to noise and company. KAMU T500 $11 / P160 $9.99
Kali mur Magnesia phos In what might be Scheussler’s finest hour, he
linked the source of magnesium in the body to the 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,tense muscles, minor muscle spasms, 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 makes a wise choice. Sipping hot water with or just after a dose can speed its action. It can be a welcome companion at the gym or fitness room, too. MAPH T500 $11 / P160 $9.99
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Cleansing Cell Salt
According to his Biochemic Theory, Scheussler found that potassium sulphate aids the transfer of oxygen and is important to our skin, mucus membranes and respiratory systems. After working with and proving its remedy, he and other homeopaths credit it for cleansing conditions with yellow mucus or discharge including: symptoms of colds, croupy coughs, sinus or ear congestions, vaginal irritation or diarrhea. Its skin symptoms have a yellowishness as well: 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 wheezy bronchial irritation, and heavy fatigue with a boxed- in feeling. Today, potassium sulphate supplements (not cell salts) are approved for use on low potassium levels. KASU T500 $11 / P160 $9.99
Kali sulph
“Kali phos just eases me back to sleep”
“this helps to even out my moods.”
“No more cramps in the legs... Thank You!”
“menstrual cramps...
Within minutes I am standing tall again”
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