Tissue Salts a new approach to health supplements

Tissue salts also known as cell salts, or biochemical salts are minerals found in the earths rocks and soils and that are naturally occurring in our bodies. When we become stressed our minds and bodies produce symptoms of illness or disease. Our bodies, naturally occurring minerals become depleted and so our bodies produce symptoms of unease often reflected in the production of ill health.

By replacing these lost or diminishing minerals by selecting the specific minerals to bring our body back into balance, we aid the body to recover quicker. Minerals are found in the earth around us and in the fruit and vegetables we consume. By selecting those fruits, vegetables and herbs contain the minerals required we can aid our cells to replenish more effectively.

Tissue salts are not new, I remember my grand mother talking about taking her tissue salts when I was a child.

Dr Schuessler (1828-1898) a 19th century German physician, discovered that when the human cell is reduced to ashes, it exhibits 12 minerals. He named this system biochemistry (the chemistry of life) from the Greek word bios meaning ‘the course life’ and chemistry which means the knowledge of the elements and the laws governing their combination and behaviour. By grinding down these individual minerals in lactose (called trituration) these become easily absorbable pills.

Easily available and easily absorbable.

Tissue salts are available from most health food shops and Homeopathic pharmacies. Always check with your healthcare provider before starting a home treatment. With careful analysis I will be able to assess your symptoms to see which tissue salts you need. If several are needed you can either take them individually or the Homeopathic pharmacy can make up combination salts for you.

12 Tissue Salts

1 - Calcium Fluoride (Calc fluor)

2 - Calcium Phosphate (Calc phos)

3 - Calcium Sulphate (Calc sulph)

4 - Ferrum Phosphate (Ferr phos)

5 - Potassium Chloride (Kali mur)

6 - Potassium Phosphate (Kali phos)

7 - Potassium Sulphate (Kali sulph)

8 - Magnesium Phosphate (Mag Phos)

9 - Sodium Chloride (Nat Mur)

10 -Sodium Phosphate (Nat Phos)

11 - Sodium Sulphate (Nat Sulph)