Description

Indications

Kali sulphuricum is an oxygen carrier and is used in situations where thick, yellowish, profuse secretions are present. S7 can work in conjunction with S4, which is also an oxygen carrier.

Use it for desquamations on the skin with the formation of a yellowish crust.

S7 is also used for catarrh of every kind and localization with greenish secretions. Conjunctivitis, otitis, croup, pneumonia, measles, scarlet fever and ulcers are also some of the many conditions that can be cured by Kali sulphuricum.

ROLE: Structural, electrochemical, catalytic.

MEMORY KEY: Cell oxygenator.

INDICATIONS: Conditions arising as a result of hypoxia. Symptoms which demonstrate abnormal cellular respiration. All conditions which call for oxygen (due to a lack of oxygen). 3^rd stage inflammation. Mucopurulent discharges. Bacterial and fungal infections; fever; dry, flaky skin.

USES:

1. Profuse desquamation of skin and mucous membranes. Flaking of the scalp; eczema, psoriasis.
2. Excessive mucus and mucopurulent exudate, catarrhal deafness.
3. Low energy levels; desire for fresh air.
4. Exudate: yellow-green, slimy, purulent and mucopurulent discharges from skin or mucous membranes.

MODALITIES:

< Hot, stuffy rooms; smoky rooms.

< Springtime, late afternoon, evening.

< Hot, humid weather or changeable weather, heat; hot drinks.

> Cool, fresh air, open air; stable weather, dry weather.

TONGUE: Yellow, slimy; loss of taste.

IRIS: Check skin and lymphatic zones; arcus sclerosis.

Each 6X tablets contains: Kali sulphuricum………………….. 6X

Non-medicinal ingredients: Croscarmellose sodium, monohydrate lactose, magnesium stearate.

Adults and children > 12 years 4 tablets; Children (6-11 years) 2 tablets; Infants (1-5 years) 1 tablet, all ages take 4 times daily or as directed by a health care practitioner. For children under 5 years of age, dissolve tablet in water.

• If symptoms persist or worsen.
• Before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Do not use if safety seal is broken.

For more information please consult your health care practitioner.