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Schuessler Tissue Salts Combination U brings together four of the twelve Schuessler tissue salts, Calc Phos, Calc Fluor, Silica and Nat Phos, in one easy chewable tablet, so you do not need to take them one by one. Each salt is homoeopathically prepared at 6X and present in equal amounts, on a lactose base. Chew the tablets, or crush and dissolve them in a little water if you would rather not chew, and each bottle holds 125 tablets.

Schuessler tissue salts are the twelve mineral salts named by the nineteenth century German physician Wilhelm Schuessler, prepared homoeopathically at a decimal potency. 6X means the mineral has been diluted one part in ten and shaken, six times over. Martin & Pleasance, the South Melbourne company behind the range in Australia, has carried it for well over a century.

It gathers four of the twelve into a single tablet rather than four separate bottles, which is why most people reach for a combination: one thing to take, one thing to remember. The tablets are chewed, or crushed and dissolved in water, and the adult dose is taken half an hour before meals with the last dose at bedtime.

Product Strengths

Four Schuessler tissue salts in one tablet: Calc Phos, Calc Fluor, Silica and Nat Phos.
Equal amounts of each salt, all homoeopathically prepared at 6X, on a lactose base.
Chewable, or crushed and dissolved in water if you prefer not to chew.
Take half an hour before meals, with the last dose at bedtime. The adult dose is on the pack.
125 tablets in the bottle.

Suitable For / Not Suitable For

Suitable for: Adults, at the dose printed on the pack.

Not suitable for: Anyone avoiding lactose; children and infants, unless a health professional advises otherwise.

Do not use if the safety seal is broken. Keep out of reach of children.

Ingredients

Each tablet contains equal amounts of:

Calc phos (calcium phosphate) 6X.
Calc fluor (calcium fluoride) 6X.
Silica (silicon dioxide) 6X.
Nat phos (sodium phosphate) 6X.

On a lactose base.

Suggested Use

Adults: 1 tablet.

Chew the tablets, or crush them and dissolve in water.

Acute conditions: every half an hour, up to 6 doses a day, until symptoms subside. Chronic or maintenance dose: 4 times daily.

Take half an hour before meals, with the last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed.

Cost Per Serve

Pack	Daily doses per pack	Cost per daily dose
125 tablets	31	$0.51

Worked on the maintenance dose of one tablet four times daily.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, with the cap on.

Disclaimer

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Incorrect use could be harmful. If symptoms persist, worsen or change unexpectedly, talk to your health professional. Keep out of reach of children.

Allergens

Contains lactose. Always review label for full list of ingredients.

Each tablet contains equal amounts of 6x:

Calc phos (Calcium phosphate), Calc fluor (Calcium fluoride), Sillica (Silicon dioxide), Nat phos (Sodium phosphate)

Adults: 1 tablet

Children: 1/2 tablet

Infants: 1/4 tablet

Chew tablets or crush and dissolve in water.

Acute conditions: every half an hour (up to 6 doses per day) until symptoms subside.

Chronic or maintenance dose: 4 times daily.

Take half an hour before meals, last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed.

Precautions

Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Contains lactose.

Tissue Salts

What are tissue salts?

Tissue salts are the twelve traditional Schuessler salts, numbered No. 1 to No. 12 and made using homoeopathic methods. Choose a single salt from the traditional system, or a combination of all twelve.

Christina Hanley, BHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager, Mr Vitamins

Christina HanleyBHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager
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Is Tissue Salts right for you?

With tissue salts, the most useful thing we can tell you is what they aren't. These are the questions our naturopaths ask in store.

A good fit if

You follow the traditional numbered system and know which salt you want
You'd rather start with the combination than pick a number
You understand these aren't mineral supplements and you're choosing them on that basis

Check with us first if

You're managing your blood glucose or tooth decay, because some tablets use sucrose or lactose as the base.
You're avoiding lactose, which is the usual base in pillules.
You also take a nutritional mineral supplement and want to know how the two differ.
You're thinking of giving one to a child.

How the forms compare

Single salt, No. 1 to No. 12. Best known for: Following the traditional system, one salt at a time. Absorption: Does not apply at 6X. There is no nutritional dose to absorb. Typical use: Chosen by number, following Schüssler's traditional uses.
Combination tablets. Best known for: All twelve together, if you would rather not choose. Absorption: Does not apply at 6X. Typical use: The usual starting point in store.
Lactose-based pillules and tablets. Best known for: The standard carrier. Absorption: Dissolves under the tongue. Typical use: Check the other ingredients (excipients) if you avoid lactose.
A nutritional mineral supplement instead. Best known for: A real milligram dose of iron, magnesium or calcium. Absorption: Measurable, and it rises with the dose. Typical use: The right product if a blood test has shown you are low.

Common questions

Is a Mag Phos tablet the same as a magnesium supplement?

No, and this is the most useful thing to know before you buy. Tissue salts are made at 6X, a repeated dilution, so there's no nutritionally meaningful magnesium left in the tablet. If you want a magnesium dose, choose a magnesium supplement. The two share a mineral name and nothing else.

Does the evidence show tissue salts work?

Not so far. The only trial of a named tissue salt at the strength sold in stores tested Kali Phos 6X against placebo in 86 people and found no evidence of a treatment effect. A large review of reviews found no convincing evidence that homeopathy works beyond placebo. We'd rather tell you that up front.

Are they safe?

From the available data, side effects in homeopathy trials were no more common than in comparison groups. The practical cautions are about the base rather than the active: lactose or sucrose matters if you're avoiding either, and under Australian law, oral magnesium phosphate must not be given to babies under 12 months.

How much, and when

Reference values. No Nutrient Reference Value applies. A 6X preparation doesn't supply a nutritional amount of the mineral it's named after, so the reference values for iron, magnesium or calcium don't apply to these products.

Typical supplemental range. Australian packs follow Schüssler's own approach, which he put plainly: "In my practice I generally use the 6th decimal trituration." Almost all tissue salts in store are 6X. Directions vary by brand and are on the pack.

Upper level. None is set, because there's no meaningful amount of the mineral to limit. Where a tissue salt ingredient also has a nutritional entry on Australia's permitted ingredients list (Schedule 1), those limits apply to the nutritional form, not to the 6X tablet.

Worth knowing. If you're after a mineral dose, look at mineral supplements instead. What you need depends on your age, diet and health, so talk to one of our naturopaths.

Before you start

If any of these sound like you, talk to one of our naturopaths or your doctor before you start.

You think you may be low in iron, magnesium or calcium. A tissue salt is not a substitute for a blood test and a milligram dose.
Babies under 12 months. Magnesium phosphate medicines taken by mouth must not be labelled for use in babies (items 1777, 3169, 3170).
You are managing your blood glucose or tooth decay. Sucrose is an allowed carrier and is used in some homoeopathic tablets.
You avoid lactose. Lactose is the standard carrier for pillules and tablets.
Nat Sulph products. When not meant as a laxative, the label must carry the warning "Substance may have a laxative effect".
Calc Fluor and your total fluoride. Fluoride from all ingredients must be no more than 10 mg/kg, 10 mg/L or 0.1%.
If you take prescription medicines, check with your doctor, pharmacist or our naturopaths before you start.

The evidence, and its limits

A triple-blind cross-over trial in 86 volunteers found no evidence that Kali Phos 6X worked better than placebo for mental tiredness. (PubMed record)
A review of systematic reviews found no convincing evidence that homeopathy works beyond placebo. (PubMed record)
At 6X strength, no nutritionally meaningful amount of the named mineral is left in the tablet. (Schedule 1, item 1076)
Side effects in homeopathy trials were no more common than in the comparison groups (OR 0.99, 95% CI 0.86 to 1.14). (PubMed record)
Schedule 1 limits several tissue salt ingredients to homoeopathic use only, including ferric phosphate (item 2197). (Schedule 1, item 1076)
Magnesium phosphate medicines taken by mouth must not be labelled for babies under 12 months. (Schedule 1, item 1076)

How it works

Schüssler believed illness follows an imbalance in the minerals in your body's cells, and that giving back those same minerals in tiny, repeatedly diluted doses corrects it. He wrote that he usually used the sixth decimal dilution, which is the 6X strength still on the shelf today. The key thing to know before you buy: at 6X there's no nutritionally meaningful amount of the mineral left. A Mag Phos tablet isn't a magnesium supplement and a Ferrum Phos tablet isn't an iron supplement, whatever the names suggest.

The Australian rules

Tissue salts are not a single Schedule 1 name. Each of the twelve is its own ingredient, and the rules treat them differently depending on the compound. Several are limited to homoeopathic use only: ferric phosphate (item 2197) and calcium fluoride (item 1076) both carry purpose code H. Others, like calcium phosphate (item 1102) and calcium sulfate (item 1111), are allowed in listed medicines as actives, carriers and homoeopathic ingredients alike. So the same chemical name can appear on a nutritional supplement and on a 6X tablet and mean entirely different things. Sodium sulfate products must carry a laxative warning when they are not meant as a laxative, and magnesium phosphate taken by mouth must not be labelled for babies under 12 months. Being allowed is not the government endorsing any product or claim, and it says nothing about whether a 6X preparation works.

Read the instrument: Schedule 1, item 1076.

Not sure this is the right form for you? Ask one of our naturopaths. It is free and takes 10 minutes.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. General information only, and not a substitute for advice from your doctor or one of our naturopaths.

Schuessler Tissue Salts Comg U

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ingredients

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Product Strengths

Suitable For / Not Suitable For

Ingredients

Suggested Use

Cost Per Serve

Storage

Disclaimer

Allergens

Precautions

What are tissue salts?

Is Tissue Salts right for you?

Is a Mag Phos tablet the same as a magnesium supplement?

Does the evidence show tissue salts work?

Are they safe?

How much, and when

Before you start

The evidence, and its limits

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