Schuessler Cell Salt Calcium
Phosphate (Calc. Phos.)
A great curative tonic for recuperation from fractures, surgery,
and anemia is the biochemic salt, Calcarea Phos - the most
plentiful tissue salt in the body. Calcarea Phosphoricum, commonly
called "Phosphate of Lime” is part of the calcium family and
is good for both the growing children and the
elderly as it builds bones, new blood cells and stimulates
the regeneration of nerve tissue.
Are you feeling run down after an illness? Calc Phos works
wonders as a pick-me-up and is often prescribed as a broad-spectrum
nutrition supplement. It aids digestion and growth, reduces
fatigue, joint pains, numbness, and cramps, ameliorates painful
menstruation, throat infections, dental and skin problems, usually
indicative of inadequate nutrition. Since this bone cell salt helps
with calcium absorption, it is vital for dentition, puberty, and
growth phases in young children and for defense against arthritis
and osteoporosis among the elderly. As the primary cellular
builder, Calc Phos gives essential support towards healing stressed
cells whether fractured or diseased bone, decayed teeth, or soft
tissues like blood cells.
Who would benefit the most from this restorative tonic? Children
with teething trouble, a delay in fontanel closure, deficient
development and growing pains would profit from it. So would girls
with painful menstruation and backache and women with
postmenopausal problems. Biochemic practitioners would prescribe it
for geriatrics with general debility, arthritis, chilblains, and
rheumatism. Since this biochemic remedy is important for digestion
and nutrient absorption, it is good for patients post surgery or
who are constitutionally weak or have a wasting illness. Along with
Ferrum Phos, it is recommended for treating anemia.
Some symptoms are a weakened immunity to colds, headaches, and
neuralgia. Patients in need are often unhappy, anxious, given to
sighing, and are generally worse in cold and damp weather. Another
indicator is the aversion to fruit and dairy products and an
inordinate craving for fatty salty foods. Usually the symptoms
lessen with rest and warm weather.
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