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Calc. Phos.

Tissue Salt number 2: Calcium Phosphate (Ca3(PO4)2)

Main benefits

Calc. Phos. provides
  • Cell building
  • Essential components for
    • blood
    • connective tissue
    • teeth
    • bones
  • Maintenance for body functions
  • Overall tonic
  • Support for recuperation
  • Support for growth and development

Facial analysis

The presence of the following signs on the face may indicate a need for Calc. Phos.
  1. Skin
    • Waxy skin
    • Skin colour is like cheese
  2. Around the mouth
    • White coating of the tongue
    • Halitosis (bad breath)
    • Rough voice
  3. Elsewhere
    • White nose and external parts of ear
    • Sweaty hair

Chemical representation of the Calc. Phos. molecule

Calcium Phosphate molecule

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The salts
  1. Calc. Fluor.
  2. Calc. Phos.
  3. Calc. Sulph.
  4. Ferr. Phos.
  5. Kali. Mur.
  6. Kali. Phos.
  7. Kali. Sulph.
  8. Mag. Phos.
  9. Nat. Mur.
  10. Nat. Phos.
  11. Nat. Sulph.
  12. Silica

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