Add Cell Salts 2 your wellness

This system of Medicine is based upon the “cell theory” of Virchow in 1858. He said that the body is a

collection of cells and that all medical treatment should center on the health of the individual cell.

2gether with Schuessler, they developed a system of medicine based on cellular health.

In 1873, German biochemist, William H. Schuessler found that there are certain essential minerals that the body requires. He discovered this by studying the

remains of numerous cadavers and examining them after calcinations or burning to see what essential elements remained. He found that an imbalance or a lack of any of these minerals may lead to disease in the tissues so lacking. Providing the missing minerals to the tissues corrects that imbalance and so eliminates the illness. Thus the cell salts provide a rebalancing of the body enabling its natural disease controlling mechanisms to function. To this end, the cell salts are not a “cure” or a medicine per se but a body function balancing supplement albeit a powerful one nonetheless

 Homeopathy and astrology wellness have colluded 2gether to provide an extraordinary series of astrological tonics, one particularly suited to each of the human 12 signs, Aries through Pisces. These are called "homeopathic cell salts" or "biochemical cell salts", and can be used by someone without a medical background to improve the quality of health for themselves, their families and their friends. 

These cell salts are available in most health food stores, are inexpensive and easy to take. They are very popular with children, who like the tiny sweet pellets that easily dissolve in the mouth. In adolescence the cell salts are invaluable, as teen bodies are easily depleted by hormonal activity and growth spurts. Cell salts are also used extensively with elderly people because of the gentleness of their action and their tonic support to tissues and functions that are beginning to falter. 

Cell salts are not drugs,  but rather highly purified compounds of naturally occurring minerals that are normal constituents of the human body. They are found in trace amounts in foods, and like vitamins are used up in the complex chemical reactions of the cells. They therefore  must be replenished in order to maintain healthy cells and tissues.