Naturopathy

Sodium chloratum

German term

Table salt

introduction

The 8th Schüssler salt - sodium chloratum - is supposed to regulate the ratio of the amount of fluid inside and outside the cells. With this in mind, it is used for herpes and skin conditions like acne.

Use of sodium chloratum for the following diseases in homeopathy

Chronic headache
and
migraine
Chronic runny nose With Epistaxis
Chronic eye and ear infections
Inflammation of the gums With Bad breath

Use of sodium chloratum for the following symptoms / complaints

Lack of smell and taste
Reduced nutritional and physical strength
Eczema
boil
allergic rashes
Chronic swelling of the lymph glands
Cravings with rapid feeling of fullness
heartburn
Breaking slime
Venous congestion in the area of the liver
Persistent constipation
Bladder muscle weakness
reduced sex drive

Aggravation in the morning hours. Much thirst, craving for salt.

Basic attitude pessimistic, exhausted and pale.

With herpes

Sodium chloratum can help with herpes and cold sores, as it is supposed to bring fluid from the intercellular space (that is, from the sores) back into the cell. Therefore, before using this Schüssler salt, it is advisable to check whether the bubbles are actually visibly filled with liquid (however, you should refrain from opening the bubbles).
The dosage form is ideally external as an ointment in the potency D6 to D12, which is applied thinly to the affected area several times a day.

Our next article might be helpful to you: Home remedies for herpes

For acne

For acne vulgaris, the most common form of acne, an attempt at therapy with sodium chloratum can also be started. It should be ensured that the skin of the acne has vesicles or pustules that are filled with liquid (such as purulent or watery). The eighth Schüssler salt can also be used in combination with salts 2, 9 and 10 if the acne has a hormonal cause.

The dosage form for sodium chloratum is an ointment that is applied to the affected skin areas several times a day. As in the treatment of herpes, the recommended potency is also D6 or D12.

For detailed information on this topic, see: Homeopathy for acne

Sodium chloratum as an ointment

As usual for the Schüssler salts, the eighth salt can also be used externally as an ointment. Since sodium chloratum is supposed to regulate the amount of fluid inside and outside the cells, such an ointment is used for skin problems associated with a certain dysregulation of fluid. These can include skin rashes such as herpes, acne, or burn blisters. This bowl salt especially helps when the bubbles or vesicles seem to be filled with liquid.

Another area of application is edema, i.e. swelling of the subcutaneous tissue with a doughy appearance. Here, too, there has been a dysregulation of fluid, so that it is now located in the cell space in the natural fatty tissue under the skin.

But sodium chloratum ointment can also help with very dry skin or mucous membranes. Dry mucous membranes, for example, are often caused by regular use of nasal sprays when you have a cold and manifest in the form of itching or nosebleeds. Sodium chloratum is then supposed to compensate for this lack of water in the cells.

As a supplement to a medically prescribed therapy, sodium chloratum ointment can also be used for shingles, as this is often a rash that is accompanied by fluid-filled blisters.

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