The salt for Acid-base Balance

Sodium Phosphate is a component of the blood cells, the muscles, the nerve and brain cells as well as the tissue fluid. It has a mildly laxative effect and regulates the acid-base-balance and is helpful in the treatment of hyperacidity. It assists the metabolism in general and is indicated in digestive complaints like dyspepsia, flatulence, disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity) and acid reflux.

Where It Works

Against digestive complaints (colic, flatulence) in small children; digestive complaints in adults, after fatty meals; disorders in digesting fat-rich foods (stomach cramps, obesity), sour vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn and general excess acid; gout symptoms at the joints of the extremities (such as the toes); sour-smelling diarrhoea; breathing problems due to asthma; facial acne caused by the metabolism.

Visual Analysis

In General: the skin is greasy and blemished; greasy hair; greasy sweat; the patient’s eyeglasses are constantly greasy. The lymph nodes of the underarms and throat may be swollen (soft); in small children, “soapy” stools (they look as though smeared with a white, soapy solution); on the outer ears, small nodules up to pea size, an indication of gout.

Face: fatty shine, as though rubbed with animal fat; greasy sweat.

Tongue: moist, grey-white thick coating; sour or bitter taste.