Additional Information on the Web
You can find more information about the Dr. Schüssler Salts on various pages in the internet, try browsing for example:
1. www.schuesslerquickfinder.com
2. www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biochemic_cell_salts
3. www.schuessler.dhu.de (in German)
4. www.omida.ch/biochemie.php
(in German)
5. www.salesdeschussler.com
(in Spanish)
FAQ's - Frequently asked questions
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Can Dr. Schüssler Salts be taken alongside other medication?
Yes. There is no evidence against taking Dr. Schüssler Salts together with other medication that have been prescribed by a physician or alternative practitioner. If you currently take other medicine, please ask your therapist for advice. Following other healing methods simultaneously will not impair the effectiveness of biochemical treatment.
Are there any side-effects?
So far no side effects have been reported.
What can happen in case of an overdose?
As the tablets contain lactose an overdose that is 100 or more tablets taken within one day can have a laxative effect. For more information please ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Can’t I simply eat healthy foods and not rely on Dr. Schüssler Salts?
As Dr. Schüssler himself noted, even with a well-balanced diet, the body sometimes is not able to absorb the minerals from food. Dr. Schüssler Salts are able to make the cells in your body susceptible again and to restore the mineral balance.
Does coffee have an effect on Dr. Schüssler Salts?
The effectiveness of the salts is not influenced if you are drinking coffee in usual amounts. The same principle applies to all other stimulants (e.g. alcohol, nicotine).
Where can I get Dr. Schüssler Salts?
As Dr. Schüssler Salts are classified as medicinal products, they are available without prescription in pharmacies.
How to take?
How to take the salts?
The tablets are put into the mouth, under the tongue where they slowly dissolve. This allows the active ingredients to be completely absorbed by the mucous membranes of the mouth. For more information please read the package-leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist.
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