Silica (Silicon dioxide) – SiO2 x H2O The salt for Hair, Nails and Skin Silica is a component of the connective tissues, epidermis, mucous membranes, hair, nails, bones and nerves. Lungs, lymph glands and suprarenal gland contain a high amount of Silica. Silicea helps to maintain the elasticity and firmness of hair and nails. It is indicated e.g. in case of brittle hair and nails, hair loss or irregular nail growth. Silicea strengthens the skin and connective tissues by enhancing the elasticity. Where It Works : Against suppuration of the skin, boils and fistulas; for the treatment of rheumatic joint diseases (gout), arthritis, disorders of the vertebral disc, bone loss (osteoporosis); against disturbance of bone growth, shin splints, tendonitis, hardening of the arteries, excessive sweating, signs of premature ageing (such as facial wrinkles); for the treatment of bruises, kidney gravel, brittle hair and nails, also hair loss, irregular nail growth, whitlow, acne. Visual Analysis : In General: excessive and premature wrinkling, loose skin and signs of premature ageing; the patient displays a heightened tendency to sweat, especially around the head and neck; also foul-smelling, sweaty feet. The skin is thin and translucent. Dry, brittle hair and nails. In some cases lack or poor distribution of this salt may lead to poor posture and even curvature of the spine (scoliosis), since the bones develop poorly; taut, shiny skin around the shins; the eyes are very sensitive to light. Face: loose, wrinkled skin, but also “face-lift skin” (it looks as though it’s been pulled back tightly) and “crow’s feet”, the skin appears glassy and translucent; wrinkles near the ears. Tongue: brownish, slimy coating; the tongue may be dry, which worsens during the morning hours; there may also be a soapy taste in the mouth. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults: 4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Sulph (Sodium Sulphate) – Na2SO4 x 10 H2O The salt for excretion Sodium Sulphate is mainly contained in the tissue fluids, less in the cells. It supports the general detoxification processes and excretion of fluids. It helps to excrete excessive tissue fluids and supports to boost the functioning of the pancreas, as well as intestine, liver, kidneys and gall bladder, by aiding the secretion of digestive juices. Where It Works : Against constipation, diarrhoea (also when yellow-green coloured), difficulty in digesting fat, with a light-coloured stool, flatulence and colic; tissue swelling (oedema), for instance, puffy eyelids or calves; moist skin rashes with small blisters containing yellow-greenish matter, acne, rosacea (adult acne); bedwetting; inflammation associated with colds, accompanied by greenish yellow mucus; rheumatic complaints which worsen in damp, cold weather; a tendency to melancholy (depression); depression following injury to the spine or head. Supports the clinical treatment of diabetes and St. Anthony’s fire (erysipelas). Visual Analysis : In General: tendency to swelling in tissues (oedema), such as in the legs and eyelids; greenish yellow, also light-coloured, stools. Face: greenish yellow blotches, inflamed redness, especially on the nose, “drinker’s nose”; the cheeks are reddish blue. The outer corners of the eyes look greenish yellow. The skin generally has a greenish tinge. Tongue: has a green coating; dirty, not slimy, bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults: 4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Phos (Sodium Phosphate) – Na2HPO4 x 12 H2O The salt for Acid-base Balance Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux. Where It Works : Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism. Visual Analysis : In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout. Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat. Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste. Dosage & how to take: Infants: one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8: 2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13: 3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Mur (Sodium Chloride – table salt) – NaCl The salt for Fluids Balance It is found in all tissues and body fluids. It regulates the balance of fluid in the body’s cells, and is important for the division of cells (i.e. formation of new cells) and the production of gastric juices. The renewal of cells including red blood cells does not take place without Sodium Chloride. It is necessary for the all-around functioning of nerves and muscles. It is indicated in gastrointestinal complaints like diarrhoea and vomiting. Where It Works : Against dry skin and mucous membranes (recognized by dry eyes); watery to oily diarrhoea, constipation, gastric catarrh with watery vomit; watery, runny nose (chronic or acute), sudden watering of the eyes (e.g. in the wind); swelling (oedema) arising from different causes, such as insect bites; toothache with flow of saliva; skin rash with small blisters containing watery fluid (such as herpes); depression with weeping spells; general weakness and loss of strength; rheumatic complaints. Supports clinical treatment for frequent diarrhoea or frequent vomiting. Visual Analysis : In General: eyes that water in the wind; dry skin, dry conjunctiva. The patient appears bloated; a tendency to “orange-peel” skin (cellulite). Face: the skin has a dull, gelatinous sheen; the eyes appear watery; greasy line on the lids (greasy lower eyelid, as though smeared with fat), especially noticeable when the eyes look up; runny nose, nose and forehead damp and glistening. Tongue: clean, with slimy streaks (as though a snail has crawled over it); occasionally the saliva is foamy, especially on the rim of the tongue; damp tongue, also abundant saliva which has an effect on pronunciation; now and then a salty taste in the mouth. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Mur (Sodium Chloride – table salt) – NaCl The salt for Fluids Balance It is found in all tissues and body fluids. It regulates the balance of fluid in the body’s cells, and is important for the division of cells (i.e. formation of new cells) and the production of gastric juices. The renewal of cells including red blood cells does not take place without Sodium Chloride. It is necessary for the all-around functioning of nerves and muscles. It is indicated in gastrointestinal complaints like diarrhoea and vomiting. Where It Works : Against dry skin and mucous membranes (recognized by dry eyes); watery to oily diarrhoea, constipation, gastric catarrh with watery vomit; watery, runny nose (chronic or acute), sudden watering of the eyes (e.g. in the wind); swelling (oedema) arising from different causes, such as insect bites; toothache with flow of saliva; skin rash with small blisters containing watery fluid (such as herpes); depression with weeping spells; general weakness and loss of strength; rheumatic complaints. Supports clinical treatment for frequent diarrhoea or frequent vomiting. Visual Analysis : In General: eyes that water in the wind; dry skin, dry conjunctiva. The patient appears bloated; a tendency to “orange-peel” skin (cellulite). Face: the skin has a dull, gelatinous sheen; the eyes appear watery; greasy line on the lids (greasy lower eyelid, as though smeared with fat), especially noticeable when the eyes look up; runny nose, nose and forehead damp and glistening. Tongue: clean, with slimy streaks (as though a snail has crawled over it); occasionally the saliva is foamy, especially on the rim of the tongue; damp tongue, also abundant saliva which has an effect on pronunciation; now and then a salty taste in the mouth. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Mur (Sodium Chloride – table salt) – NaCl The salt for Fluids Balance It is found in all tissues and body fluids. It regulates the balance of fluid in the body’s cells, and is important for the division of cells (i.e. formation of new cells) and the production of gastric juices. The renewal of cells including red blood cells does not take place without Sodium Chloride. It is necessary for the all-around functioning of nerves and muscles. It is indicated in gastrointestinal complaints like diarrhoea and vomiting. Where It Works : Against dry skin and mucous membranes (recognized by dry eyes); watery to oily diarrhoea, constipation, gastric catarrh with watery vomit; watery, runny nose (chronic or acute), sudden watering of the eyes (e.g. in the wind); swelling (oedema) arising from different causes, such as insect bites; toothache with flow of saliva; skin rash with small blisters containing watery fluid (such as herpes); depression with weeping spells; general weakness and loss of strength; rheumatic complaints. Supports clinical treatment for frequent diarrhoea or frequent vomiting. Visual Analysis : In General: eyes that water in the wind; dry skin, dry conjunctiva. The patient appears bloated; a tendency to “orange-peel” skin (cellulite). Face: the skin has a dull, gelatinous sheen; the eyes appear watery; greasy line on the lids (greasy lower eyelid, as though smeared with fat), especially noticeable when the eyes look up; runny nose, nose and forehead damp and glistening. Tongue: clean, with slimy streaks (as though a snail has crawled over it); occasionally the saliva is foamy, especially on the rim of the tongue; damp tongue, also abundant saliva which has an effect on pronunciation; now and then a salty taste in the mouth. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Mur (Sodium Chloride – table salt) – NaCl The salt for Fluids Balance It is found in all tissues and body fluids. It regulates the balance of fluid in the body’s cells, and is important for the division of cells (i.e. formation of new cells) and the production of gastric juices. The renewal of cells including red blood cells does not take place without Sodium Chloride. It is necessary for the all-around functioning of nerves and muscles. It is indicated in gastrointestinal complaints like diarrhoea and vomiting. Where It Works : Against dry skin and mucous membranes (recognized by dry eyes); watery to oily diarrhoea, constipation, gastric catarrh with watery vomit; watery, runny nose (chronic or acute), sudden watering of the eyes (e.g. in the wind); swelling (oedema) arising from different causes, such as insect bites; toothache with flow of saliva; skin rash with small blisters containing watery fluid (such as herpes); depression with weeping spells; general weakness and loss of strength; rheumatic complaints. Supports clinical treatment for frequent diarrhoea or frequent vomiting. Visual Analysis : In General: eyes that water in the wind; dry skin, dry conjunctiva. The patient appears bloated; a tendency to “orange-peel” skin (cellulite). Face: the skin has a dull, gelatinous sheen; the eyes appear watery; greasy line on the lids (greasy lower eyelid, as though smeared with fat), especially noticeable when the eyes look up; runny nose, nose and forehead damp and glistening. Tongue: clean, with slimy streaks (as though a snail has crawled over it); occasionally the saliva is foamy, especially on the rim of the tongue; damp tongue, also abundant saliva which has an effect on pronunciation; now and then a salty taste in the mouth. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Natr. Mur (Sodium Chloride – table salt) – NaCl The salt for Fluids Balance It is found in all tissues and body fluids. It regulates the balance of fluid in the body’s cells, and is important for the division of cells (i.e. formation of new cells) and the production of gastric juices. The renewal of cells including red blood cells does not take place without Sodium Chloride. It is necessary for the all-around functioning of nerves and muscles. It is indicated in gastrointestinal complaints like diarrhoea and vomiting. Where It Works : Against dry skin and mucous membranes (recognized by dry eyes); watery to oily diarrhoea, constipation, gastric catarrh with watery vomit; watery, runny nose (chronic or acute), sudden watering of the eyes (e.g. in the wind); swelling (oedema) arising from different causes, such as insect bites; toothache with flow of saliva; skin rash with small blisters containing watery fluid (such as herpes); depression with weeping spells; general weakness and loss of strength; rheumatic complaints. Supports clinical treatment for frequent diarrhoea or frequent vomiting. Visual Analysis : In General: eyes that water in the wind; dry skin, dry conjunctiva. The patient appears bloated; a tendency to “orange-peel” skin (cellulite). Face: the skin has a dull, gelatinous sheen; the eyes appear watery; greasy line on the lids (greasy lower eyelid, as though smeared with fat), especially noticeable when the eyes look up; runny nose, nose and forehead damp and glistening. Tongue: clean, with slimy streaks (as though a snail has crawled over it); occasionally the saliva is foamy, especially on the rim of the tongue; damp tongue, also abundant saliva which has an effect on pronunciation; now and then a salty taste in the mouth. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Magn. Phos (Magnesium Phosphate) – MgHPO4x 3 H2O The salt for Cramps and Pains Magnesium Phosphoricum has the most extensive effectiveness of all mineral salts. It is contained in the muscles and blood cells, nerves, brain and bone marrow. It is helpful in the treatment of frequent cramps and spasms of muscles. It is indicated in the treatment of muscle pains e.g. menstrual pains, common tensions in the neck or shoulders and painful spasms in the gastrointestinal tract. Where It Works : Against coughing fits, cramping in the calves, stomach, blood vessels (migraines), and during menstruation; teething pains and stomach-ache in children; constriction of breathing muscles (asthma); aches, colic, muscle spasms, difficulty falling asleep, over-excitement, agitation, stage-fright, anxiety over exams, nervous restlessness; in addition, this salt is effectively lessens rheumatic aches. Supports clinical treatment of serious pain and cramps, and kidney and gall bladder pain. Visual Analysis : In General: tendency in the patient to muscle rigidity (muscle tension), such as in the neck and shoulders, either after exposure to cold and damp, or due to keeping the body in one position (as in sitting in front of the computer) for a longer period of time; tendency in the patient to blushing, with an emotionally agitated appearance. Face: noticeable “magnesium redness”: strongly pink coloured, unnatural looking reddish coin sized blotches to the left and right of the nostrils; blushing during difficult moments (a typical sign of magnesium Phosphoricum deficiency). Tongue: clean. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Magn. Phos (Magnesium Phosphate) – MgHPO4x 3 H2O The salt for Cramps and Pains Magnesium Phosphoricum has the most extensive effectiveness of all mineral salts. It is contained in the muscles and blood cells, nerves, brain and bone marrow. It is helpful in the treatment of frequent cramps and spasms of muscles. It is indicated in the treatment of muscle pains e.g. menstrual pains, common tensions in the neck or shoulders and painful spasms in the gastrointestinal tract. Where It Works : Against coughing fits, cramping in the calves, stomach, blood vessels (migraines), and during menstruation; teething pains and stomach-ache in children; constriction of breathing muscles (asthma); aches, colic, muscle spasms, difficulty falling asleep, over-excitement, agitation, stage-fright, anxiety over exams, nervous restlessness; in addition, this salt is effectively lessens rheumatic aches. Supports clinical treatment of serious pain and cramps, and kidney and gall bladder pain. Visual Analysis : In General: tendency in the patient to muscle rigidity (muscle tension), such as in the neck and shoulders, either after exposure to cold and damp, or due to keeping the body in one position (as in sitting in front of the computer) for a longer period of time; tendency in the patient to blushing, with an emotionally agitated appearance. Face: noticeable “magnesium redness”: strongly pink coloured, unnatural looking reddish coin sized blotches to the left and right of the nostrils; blushing during difficult moments (a typical sign of magnesium Phosphoricum deficiency). Tongue: clean. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Magn. Phos (Magnesium Phosphate) – MgHPO4x 3 H2O The salt for Cramps and Pains Magnesium Phosphoricum has the most extensive effectiveness of all mineral salts. It is contained in the muscles and blood cells, nerves, brain and bone marrow. It is helpful in the treatment of frequent cramps and spasms of muscles. It is indicated in the treatment of muscle pains e.g. menstrual pains, common tensions in the neck or shoulders and painful spasms in the gastrointestinal tract. Where It Works : Against coughing fits, cramping in the calves, stomach, blood vessels (migraines), and during menstruation; teething pains and stomach-ache in children; constriction of breathing muscles (asthma); aches, colic, muscle spasms, difficulty falling asleep, over-excitement, agitation, stage-fright, anxiety over exams, nervous restlessness; in addition, this salt is effectively lessens rheumatic aches. Supports clinical treatment of serious pain and cramps, and kidney and gall bladder pain. Visual Analysis : In General: tendency in the patient to muscle rigidity (muscle tension), such as in the neck and shoulders, either after exposure to cold and damp, or due to keeping the body in one position (as in sitting in front of the computer) for a longer period of time; tendency in the patient to blushing, with an emotionally agitated appearance. Face: noticeable “magnesium redness”: strongly pink coloured, unnatural looking reddish coin sized blotches to the left and right of the nostrils; blushing during difficult moments (a typical sign of magnesium Phosphoricum deficiency). Tongue: clean. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.

Magn. Phos (Magnesium Phosphate) – MgHPO4x 3 H2O The salt for Cramps and Pains Magnesium Phosphoricum has the most extensive effectiveness of all mineral salts. It is contained in the muscles and blood cells, nerves, brain and bone marrow. It is helpful in the treatment of frequent cramps and spasms of muscles. It is indicated in the treatment of muscle pains e.g. menstrual pains, common tensions in the neck or shoulders and painful spasms in the gastrointestinal tract. Where It Works : Against coughing fits, cramping in the calves, stomach, blood vessels (migraines), and during menstruation; teething pains and stomach-ache in children; constriction of breathing muscles (asthma); aches, colic, muscle spasms, difficulty falling asleep, over-excitement, agitation, stage-fright, anxiety over exams, nervous restlessness; in addition, this salt is effectively lessens rheumatic aches. Supports clinical treatment of serious pain and cramps, and kidney and gall bladder pain. Visual Analysis : In General: tendency in the patient to muscle rigidity (muscle tension), such as in the neck and shoulders, either after exposure to cold and damp, or due to keeping the body in one position (as in sitting in front of the computer) for a longer period of time; tendency in the patient to blushing, with an emotionally agitated appearance. Face: noticeable “magnesium redness”: strongly pink coloured, unnatural looking reddish coin sized blotches to the left and right of the nostrils; blushing during difficult moments (a typical sign of magnesium Phosphoricum deficiency). Tongue: clean. Dosage & how to take: Infants:one tablet (dissolved into a mash with a small amount of water and applied on the lips) once or twice a day. Children aged 2 to 8:2 tablet two to three times a day. Children aged 9 to 13:3 tablet three times a day. Adults:4 tablets three to four times a day. Children and adults keep the tablets in the mouth until they have dissolved. This allows the active ingredient to be completely absorbed by the mucus membranes of the mouth, which is very important and is part of the healing plan.