How do you take Kali muriaticum 30c?
How do you take Kali muriaticum 30c?
Adults and children: At the onset of symptoms, dissolve 5 pellets under the tongue 3 times a day until symptoms are relieved or as directed by a doctor.
Is Kali mur potassium chloride?
New Era single cell salt number 5 contains KALI. MUR, Potassium Chloride. Contains triturated (finely ground) tiny particles of cell salt in easy to take, dissolve on the tongue ‘FastMelt’ tablets with the essential nutrient biotin.
What are cell salts good for?
Cell salts satisfy mineral imbalances in the body, stimulating the body’s natural healing process. When your body lacks these important cell salts, you are more vulnerable to common health concerns. By replenishing them, your body is better prepared to treat illnesses and enjoy better overall wellness.
What is the benefit of Kali Phos?
Relieves muscle weakness. Tension or nervous headaches with severe fatigue. Severe anxiety and depression. Excellent as a tonic in times of stress to clear tension especially before an exam or presentation.
Can tissue salts be harmful?
Are there side effects of tissue salts? Because the amount of the mineral in a homeopathic tablet is so small, there’s a low risk of side effects, or interaction with other medications.
What are the clinical applications of Kali muriaticum?
Although not proven, Kali Muriaticum has a wide clinical use, through its introduction by Schuessler. It certainly is of great value in catarrhal affections, in sub-acute inflammatory states, fibrinous exudations, and glandular swellings.
What are the symptoms of Kalium muriaticum in typhoid?
Diarrhoea: Kalium muriaticum is for evacuations of blood and bloody mucous. Stools are light coloured, pale yellow or clay coloured. Diarrhoea in typhoid fever with stools as above. White or slimy stools after eating rich food, with a white coated tongue.
Is Kalium muriaticum or Ferrum phosphoricum better for dysentery?
Dysentery: Ferrum phosphoricum and Kalium muriaticum are in most cases sufficient. If delirium and distension of the abdomen sets in, and the evacuations have a cadaverous smell, Kalium phosphoricum is suitable.
What is the pathophysiology of Kalium muriaticum deficiency?
Kalium muriaticum deficiency causes vacuolization of proximal convoluted tubule along with hyperplasia of cells in the kidney, and also appears to increase prostaglandin, which causes polyuria.
