Calc Fluor
Tissue salt number 1. The Schüssler tradition links it with elasticity and connective tissue.
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The 12 tissue salts
An introduction to the twelve names in the Schüssler tradition. These highly diluted preparations are different from nutritional mineral supplements. A traditional association does not establish that a salt corrects a deficiency or treats a condition. The pictures are illustrations, not photographs of the compounds.
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Calc Phos
Tissue salt number 2. The Schüssler tradition links it with bones and teeth.
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Calc Sulph
Tissue salt number 3. The Schüssler tradition links it with the skin.
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Ferr Phos
Tissue salt number 4. The Schüssler tradition links it with the tradition’s early-response category.
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Kali Mur
Tissue salt number 5. The Schüssler tradition links it with glandular and mucous-membrane themes.
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Kali Phos
Tissue salt number 6. The Schüssler tradition links it with nervous-system wellbeing.
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Kali Sulph
Tissue salt number 7. The Schüssler tradition links it with skin and mucous membranes.
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Mag Phos
Tissue salt number 8. The Schüssler tradition links it with muscle comfort.
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Nat Mur
Tissue salt number 9. The Schüssler tradition links it with fluid balance.
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Nat Phos
Tissue salt number 10. The Schüssler tradition links it with digestion.
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Nat Sulph
Tissue salt number 11. The Schüssler tradition links it with fluid and digestion.
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Silica
Tissue salt number 12. The Schüssler tradition links it with hair, skin and nails.
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