Owen Homoeopathics Calc Phos

6c 120 pillules
18.40
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Keywords

  • Whingy, whiny and discontented
  • Swollen glands and chronic catarrh
  • Colic, stomach aches at time of growth
  • Headaches in school children
  • Leg pains at night
  • Poor appetite and feeble digestion
  • Painful joints and broken bones

Modalities
Better: Lying down; warmth; dry weather; after supper
Worse: Cold; motion; change of weather; getting wet; dampness; humidity; teething; puberty

OWEN HOMOEOPATHICS Calc Phos 6c 120 pillules

Product Description

Calc phos has traditionally been used for symptoms associated with teething, poor appetite, leg cramps, stomach cramps in babies and headaches in adolescents. These kids can be whiny and discontented and often crave salty foods. They may be tired, thin, glandular and growing. Traditionally calcium phosphate was used in tonics and believed to improve the absorption of nutrients and have a tonic effect at times of rapid growth.

Calc Phos is essential to growth and nutrition in the body. It is a tissue salt that is found in the blood, saliva, gastric juices, bones, connective tissue, teeth etc. It gives solidity to bones and has an affinity for albumin and therefore is used where we find whitish discharges. It is nutritious for the periosteum of the bones where red blood cells are formed. It is indicated in all bone afflictions and glandular systems. Calc phos promotes ossification of bones in fractures and broken bones. It may have restorative powers after acute disease either directly or by preparing the way for other remedies, so making it an important intercurrent remedy.

ISBN:   SKU: 2-OHCP
Owen Homoeopathics

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Founded by homoeopath Jan Owen, Owen Homoeopathics specialises in single remedy homoeopathics. A family business, they’re passionate about providing people with remedies they can use at home, educating customers on...

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