Schuessler Tissue Salts

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Schuessler Tissue Salts

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Discover the Schuessler tissue salt range

Explore the traditional twelve-salt Schuessler system, with individual numbered salts, Combination 12 and separately labelled Kidz Minerals formulas. The names and numbers make it easier to find a familiar preparation or compare the options within the range.

Whether you are returning for a particular salt or learning how the collection is organised, start with the name, number and formulation on the pack. Each product has its own ingredients and directions.

Individual numbered salts

Browse the twelve named salts, from Calc Fluor No. 1 through to Silica No. 12. Match the full name and number when finding the product you want.

Combination 12

Explore the combined preparation as its own product. Read its ingredient declaration and directions rather than applying the instructions from an individual salt.

Kidz Minerals

Find the separately labelled children's formulas. Check the age guidance, ingredients and directions for the specific pack.

Understanding the names and numbers

Schuessler salts are organised according to a traditional system. Abbreviated names such as Kali Phos and Mag Phos identify different preparations; the number helps distinguish them within the range stocked here.

Do not choose solely from a familiar word such as “magnesium” or “calcium”. Tissue salt preparations differ from conventional nutritional mineral supplements, including the amounts and forms supplied.

Look closely at the tablet ingredients

The named salt is only part of a finished tablet. Check the complete ingredient declaration for the tablet base and any dietary or allergen information, especially if you avoid particular ingredients.

The traditional background is useful context for understanding this collection. It does not establish a nutritional deficiency, and a birth date or zodiac association cannot measure the body's mineral levels.

Tissue salt FAQs

What are Schuessler tissue salts?

They are preparations associated with the traditional Schuessler system of twelve salts. This collection includes individual salts and combination products.

What do the numbers mean?

The numbers identify the salts within the system used by this range. Match both the name and number on the product page and pack.

Are tissue salts the same as mineral supplements?

No. Their formulation and amounts differ from conventional nutritional supplements. Do not assume a tissue salt provides the dietary amount of a mineral found in a standard supplement.

What is Combination 12?

It is the combined preparation listed alongside the individual salts. See its own product page for the complete ingredients and directions.

Are all the tablets dairy-free or vegan?

Check each pack. Tablet bases and dietary suitability can differ; the traditional salt name does not tell you every ingredient in the finished tablet.

Can I use a birth date to identify a deficiency?

No. Birth-salt associations are part of a separate historical tradition. They cannot diagnose a deficiency or establish what a person needs.