No. 9 — Nat Mur | Sodium Chloride Tissue Salt
NAT MUR & FLUID BALANCE
What it is
Nat Mur, traditionally known as Natrum muriaticum, is Tissue Salt No. 9 within the traditional twelve-salt Biochemic system.
Also known as sodium chloride, Nat Mur has long been associated within Biochemic tradition with fluid balance, hydration and the distribution of water throughout the body's tissues.
TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH
Fluid Balance · Hydration · Regulation
Within the traditional Biochemic system, Nat Mur is particularly associated with the body's fluid balance and the movement and distribution of water within the tissues.
Traditional Biochemic writings discuss Nat Mur where patterns of dryness or excess moisture form part of the traditional picture, reflecting its historical association with maintaining an appropriate balance of fluids.
It has also traditionally been discussed in relation to mucous membranes, skin and the body's response to fluid loss, as well as characteristic patterns involving thirst and water balance.
THE BIOCHEMIC PERSPECTIVE
Nat Mur occupies a distinctive position within the twelve-salt system because of its traditional relationship with water regulation and fluid distribution.
Within Biochemic philosophy, sodium chloride is viewed not simply as a mineral substance but as part of the body's wider relationship with water. Nat Mur therefore became traditionally associated with situations where the distribution and balance of fluids were considered particularly relevant.
This complements Nat Sulph, which has a different traditional emphasis within the system on water elimination and clearing processes.
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 Mur
Traditional name: Natrum muriaticum
Mineral: Sodium Chloride
BioByDesign number: No. 9
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 MUR & FLUID BALANCE
What it is
Nat Mur, traditionally known as Natrum muriaticum, is Tissue Salt No. 9 within the traditional twelve-salt Biochemic system.
Also known as sodium chloride, Nat Mur has long been associated within Biochemic tradition with fluid balance, hydration and the distribution of water throughout the body's tissues.
TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH
Fluid Balance · Hydration · Regulation
Within the traditional Biochemic system, Nat Mur is particularly associated with the body's fluid balance and the movement and distribution of water within the tissues.
Traditional Biochemic writings discuss Nat Mur where patterns of dryness or excess moisture form part of the traditional picture, reflecting its historical association with maintaining an appropriate balance of fluids.
It has also traditionally been discussed in relation to mucous membranes, skin and the body's response to fluid loss, as well as characteristic patterns involving thirst and water balance.
THE BIOCHEMIC PERSPECTIVE
Nat Mur occupies a distinctive position within the twelve-salt system because of its traditional relationship with water regulation and fluid distribution.
Within Biochemic philosophy, sodium chloride is viewed not simply as a mineral substance but as part of the body's wider relationship with water. Nat Mur therefore became traditionally associated with situations where the distribution and balance of fluids were considered particularly relevant.
This complements Nat Sulph, which has a different traditional emphasis within the system on water elimination and clearing processes.
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 Mur
Traditional name: Natrum muriaticum
Mineral: Sodium Chloride
BioByDesign number: No. 9
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.