4 FERR. PHOS 12X Ferrum phosphate

Ferrum phosphate is required in all muscle cells, blood cells, brain cells, liver, endocrine glands, pancreas, intestinal walls, and in the villi of the small intestine.

Ferrum phosphate is primarily an important fever remedy. It enables the organism to manage the immune system and consequently helps deal with the cause of the fever by not suppressing it. If the fever does not go down with regular doses of ferrum phosphate, this should not be assessed as a sign of inefficiency but rather showing that the body still needs the fever in order to break down the harmful substances. If the fever climbs over 38.5 C. or 101.3 F. potassium phosphate should be added. It is also a good preventative remedy for flu and colds, taken at the first signs of symptoms.

Ferrum phosphate is important as a First Aid Remedy for first stage infection . It is useful in any pain which is aggravated by heat or movement and relieved by cold. If the pain throbs with the heartbeat, or if it is experienced as a pressure, it can often be relieved by taking ferrum phosphate.

It can be used with all injuries such as bruises, compressions, cuts, grazes and bone fractures (with corresponding injuries to soft tissues ). Burns are the exception ; in this case sodium chloride is needed. The skin must be able to absorb moisture, which is lost through heat.

It works effectively as a muscle strengthener, since it improves the oxygen supply to all the muscles. This leads to a greater performance capability, and also to the prevention of muscle aches, as long as the strain is moderate. An athlete who performance to his maximum can extend it by using the oxygen mineral ferrum phosphate without suffering muscles aches.

Ferrum phosphate is a regulator of diarrhea and constipation. The intestinal wall is a muscle, a deficiency of iron leads to sluggishness and relaxation. The peristaltic movement (worm-like movement of the intestine) is insufficient to transport the contents of the intestines, and thus resulting in constipation. If there is insufficient ferrum phosphate in the intestinal villi, it can not fulfill its work of absorption, causing diarrhea.

Ferrum phosphate is used with all symptoms associated with inflammations (in the first stage), for example: a sore throat, tonsillitis, retinitis, gastritis, inflammation of the small intestine, arthritis, nephritis (inflammations of the kidneys), cough, catarrh, pneumonia, measles, pain that is sensitive to pressure, throbbing that improves with cold or is aggravated by movement and heat, for general strengthening of the immune system and the capacity for physical activity, for prevention of muscle aches, constipation or diarrhea, tiredness and weakness, and palpitation after over-exertion.

FERRUM PHOSPHATE CREAM

Effective with inflammatory injuries, bruises, sprains, and abrasions. The cream increases ones endurance in muscular performances as in sports and other physical activities thus preventing muscular aches. Sprinkle powder directly into open wound to stop bleeding.

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