Calcarea fluorica (calcium fluoride)

Calc fluor is called the elasticity mineral. It is found in the cells of the bone, enamel of the teeth, and in the fibers of the skin.
It is generally indicated for relaxed muscle tissue. A deficiency of Cal fluor may lead to the following conditions:

Tooth decay
Gum fissures
Periodontitis
Receded gums
Prolapsed uterus
Varicose veins
Uterine fibroma
Hiatus hernia
Diverticulosis
Fistula
Internal hemorrhoids
Hernia
Anal fissures
Synovitis
Eczema
Cataract
Psoriasis
Varicose ulcer

Calcarea phosphorica (calcium phosphate)

Calc phos is called the cell mineral. This salt is needed for the formation of new cells, especially bone cells. A deficiency of
Calc phos may lead to the following conditions:

Children with weak bones

Abnormal bone growth
Difficulty teething
Poor assimilation
Digestive disorders
Excessive perspiration
Curvature of the spine
Diseased bones
Dental caries

Calcarea sulphurica (calcium sulphate)

Calc sulph detoxifies the blood. This salt is generally used in suppurating conditions. A deficiency of Calc sulph may lead to
the following conditions:

Suppurating wounds
Skin abscess
Furuncles
Leukorrhea
Otitis
Herpes
Acne

Ferrum phosphoricum (iron phosphate)

Ferrum phos is present in the composition of hemoglobin. It has the ability to draw oxygen from inhaled air and carry it to the
blood. A deficiency of Ferrum phos may lead to the following conditions:

Anemia
Vertigo
Children’s headache
Hemorrhages
Phlebitis
Dilation of the arteries
Colitis
Crohn’s disease
Recurrent colds
Tonsillitis
Laryngitis
Bronchitis
Hay fever
Croup
Mastitis
Rheumatism
Fever
Nephritis

Kalium muriaticum (potassium chloride)

Kali mur is well indicated for catarrh conditions and glandular swelling. A deficiency of Kali mur may lead to the following
conditions:

Sore throat
Swollen gland
Asthma
Otitis
Tonsillitis
Sluggish liver
Distended abdomen
Protruding eyes
Whooping cough
Colds
Orchitis
Shingles
Measles
Gastric catarrh
Bronchitis

Kalium phosphoricum (potassium phosphate)

Kali phos is a nerve cell mineral. This tissue salt is indicated in cases of weak, impatient, and emotional individuals. A
deficiency of Kali phos may lead to the following conditions:

Ill-tempered children
Tantrum
Hysteria
Mental and physical asthenia
Nervous depression
Nervous headaches
Nervous anxiety
Mental illusions
Phobias
Acrophobia
Nervous asthma
Stress
Insomnia
Nervous diarrhea
Anemia
Somnambulism
Insanity
Hypochondria
Shingles
Paralysis
Epilepsy
Enuresis

Kalium sulfuricum (potassium sulphate)

Kali sulph is similar to Ferrum phos. It helps carry oxygen to the blood. It is present in all cells that contain iron. This salt is
well indicated for skin conditions. A deficiency of Kali sulph may lead to the following conditions:

Psoriasis
Lupus
Eczema
Bronchial asthma
Dropsy
Headaches
Dyspepsia
Lack of perspiration
Rheumatoid arthritis
Athlete’s foot
Alopecia
Dandruff
Urticaria
Leukorrhea
Vertigo

Magnesia phosphoricum (magnesium phosphate)

Mag phos is found in the nervous system. It has antispasmodic influences over muscle tissue. A deficiency of Mag phos may
lead to the following conditions:

Behavioral disorders in children

Spasmodic asthma
Spasmodic cough
Spasmodic menstrual cramps
Spasm of the eyelid
Angina pectoris
Convulsion
Double vision
Epilepsy
Palsy
Muscular cramps
Muscular twitching
Colitis
Natrum muriaticum (sodium chloride)

Nat mur has affinity with water distribution. It ensures a balance of moisture throughout the organism. It is indicated in
conditions where too much water or dryness appears in the system. A deficiency of Nat mur may lead to the following
conditions:

Watery discharge that burns and irritates

Hydrocele
Constipation
Dry skin
Chapped lips
Colds with watery discharge
Asthma
Excessive saliva
Watery diarrhea
Bronchitis
Watery vesicle
Vaginal dryness
Pleurisy
Profuse perspiration
Dry cough
Dry nose
Hay fever
Enuresis

Natrum phosphorica (sodium phosphate)

Nat phos is an essential salt for the digestive tract. It neutralizes acids and helps with the assimilation of fats and other
nutrients. This salt is well indicated for symptoms of hyperacidity. A deficiency of Nat phos may lead to the following
conditions:

Over acidity of the blood

Acid reflux
Gastritis
Dyspepsia
Gastric ulcer
Gout
Excessive, sour perspiration of the feet and underarms
Jaundice

Natrum sulphuricum (sodium chloride)

Nat sulph helps excrete excessive water from the system. A deficiency of Nat sulph may lead to the following conditions:

Edema
Urine retention
Bilious colic
Vomiting of bitter bile
All symptoms aggravated by damp weather
Stiff rheumatism
Moist scab
Yellow fever
Silicea

Silicea is found in the hair, skin, nails, and connective tissues. It is well indicated for pus formation and suppuration. A
deficiency of Silicea Silicea may lead to the following conditions:

Skin ulcers with tendency to suppurate

Abscess
Styes
Furuncles
Tonsillitis with pus
Suppuration of the bones
Pustules
Persistent ulcerations with fistula
Herpes
Offensive perspiration
Brittle nails
Dry hair
Ulcer of the cornea
Pus in the interior chamber of the eye
Urates around the joints
Anal fissures
Alopecia