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Are tissue salts ok if given to people with high blood pressure?
Hi, I have heard that Salt intake in excess can be harmful to people with hypertension, TISSUE SALT by Dr Schussler which works for many ailments is a SALT, my doubt is can this SALT be taken by people with hypertension or is this salt good for all?samur420 on 2010-10-02
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A Biochemic Cell Salt is usually in the 6x potency when the presence of the salt in the remedy is equivalent to just 1/1 Millionth of the original salt. It is absolutely safe to be used
You can give your patient 4 tablets of Nat Mur 6x thrice daily and check his BP level in 12 hours and you should discover that his BP should have dropped by about 10mm in both Systolic and Diastolic levels.
You will also give him Arnica 6c in the Wet dose twice daily to help his BP .
It is essential that you buy a Digital BP Gauge to enable you to take a reading daily without having to visit a doctor.
Record his pressure and report the drop in pressure on this forum
You can give your patient 4 tablets of Nat Mur 6x thrice daily and check his BP level in 12 hours and you should discover that his BP should have dropped by about 10mm in both Systolic and Diastolic levels.
You will also give him Arnica 6c in the Wet dose twice daily to help his BP .
It is essential that you buy a Digital BP Gauge to enable you to take a reading daily without having to visit a doctor.
Record his pressure and report the drop in pressure on this forum
♡ Joe De Livera last decade
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