Tissue salts and their uses
Tissue salt
Reasons to use
Calc Fluor
Elasticity: Wrinkles, varicose veins, capillary fragility, haemorrhoids
Calc Phos
Bone health: Bone and teeth problems, poor circulation, nervous irritability
Calc Sulph
Blood Purifier: Scaly skin, skin disorders, slow healing wounds
First Aid Salt: Anaemia, first stage of inflammation, heavy periods, tired, low resistance to infection, colds and flu
Ferr Phos
Kali Mur
Glandular Tonic: Mucous congestion, coughs, colds, flu, sore throat
Kali Phos
Nerve Tonic: Nervous tension, stress, lack of energy, anxiety, muscle weakness
Kali Sulph
Skin Salt: Dandruff, dry scaling skin, fungal infections (tinea)
Mag Phos
Nerve and Muscle Relaxant: Spasmodic pain, cramps, twitches, fatigue, tiredness, period pain, anxiety
Nat Mur
Fluid Balance: Excessive moisture/dryness, loss of smell/taste, runny nose
Nat Phos
Acid Neutraliser: Acidity, indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn
Nat Sulph
Water Eliminator: Liver upsets, water retention, nausea, detoxification
Cleanser and Conditioner: Excessive perspiration, pimples, poor skin, hair and nails, brittle nails, skin cracks, poor wound healing.
Silica
Note: Tissue salts are also available in combinations; visit your Go Vita health shop to find the right tissue salt or combination for you. Susan Gianevsky Dip Hom BEd is a mineral therapist and international health educator who specialises in women’s health.
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