No. 11 — Nat Sulph | Sodium Sulphate Tissue Salt
NAT SULPH & ELIMINATION
What it is
Nat Sulph, traditionally known as Natrum sulphuricum, is Tissue Salt No. 11 within the traditional twelve-salt Biochemic system.
Also known as sodium sulphate, Nat Sulph has long been associated within Biochemic tradition with elimination, fluid regulation and the body's natural clearing processes.
TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH
Elimination · Fluid Regulation · Cleansing
Within the traditional Biochemic system, Nat Sulph is particularly associated with the body's elimination of excess water and metabolic waste.
Traditional Biochemic writings frequently connect Nat Sulph with the liver, digestive system and fluid regulation, reflecting its historical association with the body's natural processes of clearing and elimination.
Historically, it has also been discussed where fluid retention, digestive sluggishness and bilious-type digestive patterns form part of the traditional Biochemic picture.
THE BIOCHEMIC PERSPECTIVE
Nat Sulph occupies a distinctive position within the twelve-salt system because of its traditional relationship with elimination and the regulation of excess fluid.
Within Biochemic philosophy, Nat Mur and Nat Sulph have complementary but different associations. Nat Mur is traditionally connected with the distribution and balance of water throughout the tissues, whereas Nat Sulph is more closely associated with the removal of excess water and the body's clearing processes.
Together with Nat Phos, these sodium-based salts illustrate how the Biochemic system assigns different traditional roles to closely related mineral compounds.
A BIOBYDESIGN APPROACH
BioByDesign brings the traditional Biochemic system into a clear, contemporary setting.
Each of our twelve Tissue Salts is presented as part of the wider system — helping you understand the individual salt, its traditional associations and its relationship to the other eleven salts.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Biochemic name: Nat Sulph
Traditional name: Natrum sulphuricum
Mineral: Sodium Sulphate
BioByDesign number: No. 11
System: One of the 12 traditional Biochemic Tissue Salts
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
BioByDesign product formulations, directions, regulatory wording and final product information are currently being finalised. Information on this page describes the traditional Biochemic system and should not be regarded as the final product label or directions for use.
Traditional Biochemic associations are provided for educational purposes and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease or replace appropriate medical advice.
NAT SULPH & ELIMINATION
What it is
Nat Sulph, traditionally known as Natrum sulphuricum, is Tissue Salt No. 11 within the traditional twelve-salt Biochemic system.
Also known as sodium sulphate, Nat Sulph has long been associated within Biochemic tradition with elimination, fluid regulation and the body's natural clearing processes.
TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH
Elimination · Fluid Regulation · Cleansing
Within the traditional Biochemic system, Nat Sulph is particularly associated with the body's elimination of excess water and metabolic waste.
Traditional Biochemic writings frequently connect Nat Sulph with the liver, digestive system and fluid regulation, reflecting its historical association with the body's natural processes of clearing and elimination.
Historically, it has also been discussed where fluid retention, digestive sluggishness and bilious-type digestive patterns form part of the traditional Biochemic picture.
THE BIOCHEMIC PERSPECTIVE
Nat Sulph occupies a distinctive position within the twelve-salt system because of its traditional relationship with elimination and the regulation of excess fluid.
Within Biochemic philosophy, Nat Mur and Nat Sulph have complementary but different associations. Nat Mur is traditionally connected with the distribution and balance of water throughout the tissues, whereas Nat Sulph is more closely associated with the removal of excess water and the body's clearing processes.
Together with Nat Phos, these sodium-based salts illustrate how the Biochemic system assigns different traditional roles to closely related mineral compounds.
A BIOBYDESIGN APPROACH
BioByDesign brings the traditional Biochemic system into a clear, contemporary setting.
Each of our twelve Tissue Salts is presented as part of the wider system — helping you understand the individual salt, its traditional associations and its relationship to the other eleven salts.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Biochemic name: Nat Sulph
Traditional name: Natrum sulphuricum
Mineral: Sodium Sulphate
BioByDesign number: No. 11
System: One of the 12 traditional Biochemic Tissue Salts
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
BioByDesign product formulations, directions, regulatory wording and final product information are currently being finalised. Information on this page describes the traditional Biochemic system and should not be regarded as the final product label or directions for use.
Traditional Biochemic associations are provided for educational purposes and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease or replace appropriate medical advice.