New Era Nat Sulph No.11 240 Tablets – Biochemic Tissue Salt for Liver, Fluid Regulation & Toxin Elimination
New Era Nat Sulph No.11 240 Tablets – Biochemic Tissue Salt for Liver, Fluid Regulation & Toxin Elimination
New Era Nat. Sulph. (Natrum Sulphuricum — Sodium Sulphate) is biochemic tissue salt No.11, used in traditional biochemic medicine to support healthy liver function, assist fluid regulation, and promote the elimination of waste and toxins from body tissues. In Dr Schüssler's system, Nat Sulph governs the body's ability to eliminate excess water from the intercellular spaces and is closely associated with the healthy functioning of the liver, gallbladder, and lower digestive system.
- Nat Sulph (Natrum Sulphuricum) — Sodium Sulphate tissue salt
- Supports healthy liver function and gallbladder activity
- Assists fluid regulation and intercellular water balance
- Supports elimination of toxins and metabolic waste
- 240 tablets — New Era biochemic quality
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nat Sulph tissue salt used for?
In biochemic medicine, Nat Sulph is the tissue salt associated with the liver, gallbladder, and the body's water regulation and waste elimination systems. Traditional indications include bilious conditions (nausea, vomiting, biliousness), liver sluggishness, oedema and fluid retention, digestive discomfort related to liver/gallbladder function, and conditions aggravated by damp weather. It is also indicated in some headache and joint conditions with a liver or fluid-related component.
How does Nat Sulph support the liver?
In Schüssler's biochemic theory, the liver requires adequate sodium sulphate (Nat Sulph) to carry out its role in processing bilirubin, bile acids, and waste products. A deficiency of this cell salt is said to impair these processes, leading to sluggish liver function, biliousness, and accumulation of metabolic waste. Nat Sulph tissue salt supplementation in homeopathic-micro-dose is used to restore this balance.
How do I take New Era Tissue Salt No.11?
Dissolve tablets under the tongue (sublingual) rather than swallowing — this is the traditional and preferred method of administration for tissue salts. The standard adult dose is typically 1 tablet 3 times daily, or as directed by your healthcare provider. Tissue salts can be taken more frequently during acute situations.
Can Nat Sulph help with fluid retention and oedema?
Yes. Nat Sulph is one of the primary tissue salts indicated for fluid imbalance — particularly excess water in the intercellular spaces and tissues. It is traditionally used for oedema, waterlogged feelings, and conditions that feel worse in damp or wet weather. For significant fluid retention with an identified medical cause, seek medical advice first.
Is New Era Nat Sulph safe for ongoing use?
Yes. Tissue salts are prepared as micro-dose biochemic preparations and are considered safe for long-term daily use. They are gentle, non-toxic, and suitable for all ages. Consult a naturopath or homeopath for guidance on which tissue salts are most appropriate for your individual health needs.
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New Era Nat Sulph No.11 240 Tablets – Biochemic Tissue Salt for Liver, Fluid Regulation & Toxin Elimination
New Era Nat. Sulph. (Natrum Sulphuricum — Sodium Sulphate) is biochemic tissue salt No.11, used in traditional biochemic medicine to support healthy liver function, assist fluid regulation, and promote the elimination of waste and toxins from body tissues. In Dr Schüssler's system, Nat Sulph governs the body's ability to eliminate excess water from the intercellular spaces and is closely associated with the healthy functioning of the liver, gallbladder, and lower digestive system.
- Nat Sulph (Natrum Sulphuricum) — Sodium Sulphate tissue salt
- Supports healthy liver function and gallbladder activity
- Assists fluid regulation and intercellular water balance
- Supports elimination of toxins and metabolic waste
- 240 tablets — New Era biochemic quality
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nat Sulph tissue salt used for?
In biochemic medicine, Nat Sulph is the tissue salt associated with the liver, gallbladder, and the body's water regulation and waste elimination systems. Traditional indications include bilious conditions (nausea, vomiting, biliousness), liver sluggishness, oedema and fluid retention, digestive discomfort related to liver/gallbladder function, and conditions aggravated by damp weather. It is also indicated in some headache and joint conditions with a liver or fluid-related component.
How does Nat Sulph support the liver?
In Schüssler's biochemic theory, the liver requires adequate sodium sulphate (Nat Sulph) to carry out its role in processing bilirubin, bile acids, and waste products. A deficiency of this cell salt is said to impair these processes, leading to sluggish liver function, biliousness, and accumulation of metabolic waste. Nat Sulph tissue salt supplementation in homeopathic-micro-dose is used to restore this balance.
How do I take New Era Tissue Salt No.11?
Dissolve tablets under the tongue (sublingual) rather than swallowing — this is the traditional and preferred method of administration for tissue salts. The standard adult dose is typically 1 tablet 3 times daily, or as directed by your healthcare provider. Tissue salts can be taken more frequently during acute situations.
Can Nat Sulph help with fluid retention and oedema?
Yes. Nat Sulph is one of the primary tissue salts indicated for fluid imbalance — particularly excess water in the intercellular spaces and tissues. It is traditionally used for oedema, waterlogged feelings, and conditions that feel worse in damp or wet weather. For significant fluid retention with an identified medical cause, seek medical advice first.
Is New Era Nat Sulph safe for ongoing use?
Yes. Tissue salts are prepared as micro-dose biochemic preparations and are considered safe for long-term daily use. They are gentle, non-toxic, and suitable for all ages. Consult a naturopath or homeopath for guidance on which tissue salts are most appropriate for your individual health needs.
