Cell Salts for Cyst and Menstrual Cramping

Greetings,

Are there any tissue salts or other products which you have to help dissolve a cyst (near the tailbone)?

Can we take bioplasma and the synergy blend or the single tissue salt at the same time?

Is it safe to take the tissue salts after a head injury?

Thanks and Best Regards.

Hi and thanks for your query Clarice; we've been away over Easter and catching up today.

I've had success with a ganglion on my wrist before, using a blend of salts for the soft tissue and fluid metabolism; it took a good few months, but eventually disappeared of its own accord without needing surgery. I suggest that you try the Beauty Synergy together with the Nat Sulph probably 3 tabs morning and evening of both.

You can take various tissue salts together. Ours are not homoeopathic remedies, they are biochemic, and the cells choose to absorb the salts they need from what you provide; there are no conflicts or confusions.

Certainly you can take tissue salts after any kind of injury; a head injury will probably respond well.

All the best,
Alison!

Hi Alison,

Wow...Many thanks for your kind reply! It was very, very helpful indeed.

Last question, I used to take mag phos for menstrual cramps and it works wonderfully. However, it has no effect after taking for a few months. Even when I stopped for a few months and retake again, it doesn't work anymore to relieve the cramps.

Will the cell salts lose their effectiveness over time?

Thanks & Best Regards,
Clarice

Mag Phos and Menstrual Cramping

Biochemic salts don't lose their efficiency. - the rule is that if you are still experiencing discomfort, you are not supplementing enough of the particular one(s) relating to the deficiency. I'm not sure how much Mag Phos you have been using, and whether you continue using it during the rest of the month as well when you weren't experiencing the cramping.

Remember, Magnesium Phosphate powers all the motor nerves and muscles of your body; it keeps your heart beating, and diaphragm moving for every breath you take, the little peristaltic movements of your circulatory, digestive and urinary systems. Those activities are far more important to your survival as far as the body is concerned, and your Mag Phos reserves will first be allocated toward these.

Compare it to a bank account, where a good proportion of your reserves are allocated to daily services, and at month-end you run into an overdraft (i.e. the cramping). If you aren't making regular sufficient deposits, you may find that the overdraft is too much to clear, and the deposits you do make are getting eaten up paying the interest due.

The other thing to be considered is that there could be a Calc Phos deficiency - the two are synergistic to each other - Calcium Phosphate enhances the absorption and action of all the other phosphate salts.

If you aren't already using about 6 a day of the Mag Phos, and then 3-4 as often as every 15-20 minutes when experiencing the menstrual cramping, you should incorporate the Calc Phos, either on its own or in the Rescue Synergy blend of salts. Use the Mag Phos on its own at acute times, whilst using the Calc Phos or Rescue Synergy - 3 every morning and evening throughout the month including your menstural days.

Hi Alison,

Thank you for the very detailed explanation! Now I understand my problem. I did not take it enough. I only took a few tablets during menstruation and not on other days and when it doesn't relieve the cramps, I stopped taking it.

That's great! I will try out your suggestion. Hope my problem can be solved.

Thank you once again for your time and kind help!

Best Regards,
Clarice

Glad to help - do let us know how it goes.