Schuessler Cell Salt Sodium
Sulphate (Nat. Sulph.)
The cure-all for most liver ailments, Nat Sulph or Sodium
Sulphate is the salt that is essential for maintaining the
water balance in the human body. It helps the functioning of the
liver, spleen and kidney by ensuring the right amount of retention
and secretion of water from the blood.
Nat Sulph works in tandem with the other two Natrum salts,
Nat Phos and Nat Mur. The former salt forms the first
agent of the chain by decomposing lactic acid and releasing water
into the blood flow. Next is Nat Mur which is responsible for the
allocation of water throughout the body. Finally is the role of Nat
Sulph which then aims to harmonize the sum total of water held in
the tissue.
In this way Nat Sulph acts almost akin to a Uric Acid Diathesis
and becomes an indispensable key to curing a host of health issues
ranging from spinal meningitis, hepatitis, bile and gout problems,
jaundice and diabetes to common colds and flu, warts formation,
stomach distress, body-aches, lethargy and even effects of excess
alcohol consumption. If combined with the action of the Silica tissue salt, it could also
be of aid to patients suffering from humidity-triggered asthma
attacks.
If cold and damp weather or living in dark and cramped spaces
seem to aggravate your feelings of ill-health, this biochemic salt
could be the most likely solution. A lack of Nat Sulph may appear
as a variety of symptoms. It maybe first noticed as a disturbance
of the outer ear appearance. Later, more prominent facial
coloration changes may occur such as a purplish tinge to the nose
and a by and large yellowish highlight to the face.
Patients may exhibit worse conditions in wet and cold climates,
especially during the early hours of the day and while lying on
their left side. In contrast, their state improves significantly in
warmer, drier and more spacious environments.
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