Where do you go when you feel stuffed up and sluggish? To bed, of course! However, you might not realize that hidden Source: Woman's World Specials: Reverse Aging
read moreGetting older can come with a lot of changes to our minds and bodies. Follow this advice, and you'll
read moreFor centuries, women have exchanged beauty secrets on how to develop and maintain glowing, vital loveliness at any age. Try this simple beauty plan involving cell salts and a minimal amount of effort for a period of thirty to sixty days, and you will be delighted with the results. The Importance of Good Nutrition As…
read moreSodium sulphate (natrum sulph), which is produced by the action of sulphuric acid on common table salt, occurs naturally in large quantities in many salt lakes. When it is manufactured, its common name is Glauber's salt; but for use as a cell salt remedy, natrum sulph is always obtained directly from natural sources. Sodium chloride…
read moreSodium phosphate (natrum phos) has often been called the "biochemical antacid." It plays this role not only in digestion but also in the body's fluids, including the blood. But it is a major remedy for indigestion. Americans spend over a quarter of a billion dollars a year on medications that promise relief from indigestion. Yet,…
read moreOne of the basic remedies for headaches is probably right on your dinner table-sodium chloride or table salt. Of course, this does not mean that if you take a pinch of table salt, you will stop having headaches. To be effective, sodium chloride must be ingested in triturated doses—the tiny, highly potent doses that we…
read moreSilica is a fascinating trace element. One of the most abundant of the earth's solid components, silica, comes from rocks worn down by weather into dust. This dust is absorbed by plants and becomes the supportive element, or "grit," in the plants, just as it is the supporting element in our connective tissues. When the…
read moreThough its effects are often not as dramatic as those of other cell salts, potassium sulphate (kali sulph.) is very helpful in performing essential functions. There are some indications that this cell salt can relieve baldness, although the user would have to give it plenty of time to take effect and take it along with…
read morePotassium chloride (kali mur.) is subtle in its action and may be overshadowed by the more dramatic cell salts such as ferrum phos and nature mir. Nevertheless, kali our is as important as the others. It is an important constituent of the muscles, nerve cells, and brain cells. In fact, brain cells cannot form without…
read moreРotassium phosphate (kali phos.) is the cell salt that works wonders on jangled nerves. Nowadays, it is a miracle that any of us can keep our cool. Tempers flare, and life has more problems than ever before. Luckily for us, however, Dr. Schuessler, working in the German countryside many years ago, discovered that kali phos.…
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