Schuessler Tissue Salts Kidz Minerals
Be Calm
Be Calm is a formula that especially targets children who exert high levels of energy which can lead to potential dietary deficits. This is a carefully selected range of minerals for the over active child that is unable to concentrate properly during the day.
Dosage:
- Children (1-11yrs): 1 tablet – 4 times daily
- Infants (0-11months): 1/2 tablet – 4 times daily
- Continue until symptoms subside
For sudden onset:
- Take every half hour until symptoms improve (for max. of 2 days).
- Chew tablets or crush and dissolve in water.
- For infants add a few drops of water to crushed tablet and mix into a paste, administer paste to mouth with dummy, spoon, finger etc.
Assists with:
- Nervousnesss
- Irritability & poor sleep patterns
- Nerve pains
- Muscle & nerve relaxant
Ingredients:
Ferr Phos, (Ferric pyrophosphate), Kali Phos (Potassium phosphate), Mag Phos (Magnesium phosphate), Silica (Silicon dioxide)
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Contains lactose.
Cold & Cough Relief
Every winter children develop coughs, cold, sore throats and chest troubles.
Schuessler Tissue Salts are known to strengthen children’s immunity so that they can fight these conditions.
Dosage:
- Children (1-11yrs): 1 tablet – 4 times daily
- Infants (0-11months): 1/2 tablet – 4 times daily
- Continue until symptoms subside
For sudden onset:
- Take every half hour until symptoms improve (for max. of 2 days).
- Chew tablets or crush and dissolve in water.
- For infants add a few drops of water to crushed tablet and mix into a paste, administer paste to mouth with dummy, spoon, finger etc.
Assists with:
- Inflamed tonsils
- Sore & inflamed throat
- Acute & spasmodic cough
- Mucous discharge
Ingredients:
Ferr Phos (Ferric pyrophosphate), Kali Mur Potassium chloride), Kali Sulph (Potassium sulphate), Nat Mur (Sodium chloride)
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Contains lactose.
Healthy Appetite
Fussy eating develops at a young age. Many children avoid fruits and vegetables preventing the proper development of their immune and nervous systems. Schuessler Tissue Salts are able to improve this condition most effectively by restoring balance to the cells of the body improving overall appetite in children.
Dosage:
- Children (1-11yrs): 1 tablet – 4 times daily
- Infants (0-11months): 1/2 tablet – 4 times daily
- Continue until symptoms subside
For sudden onset:
- Take every half hour until symptoms improve (for max. of 2 days).
- Chew tablets or crush and dissolve in water.
- For infants add a few drops of water to crushed tablet and mix into a paste, administer paste to mouth with dummy, spoon, finger etc.
Assists with:
- Loss of appetite
- Poor assimilation of foods
- Reflux
- Building healthier cells and improving immunity
Ingredients:
Calc Phos (Calcium phosphate), Ferr Phos (Ferric pyrophosphate), Nat Phos (Sodium phosphate), Silica (Silicon dioxide)
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Contains lactose.
Pain & Fever Ease
Fever can develop so rapidly in children and spread easily through the whole body. All parents recognize the importance of giving their children the best treatment possible to combat the spread of infection.
Dosage:
- Children (1-11yrs): 1 tablet – 4 times daily
- Infants (0-11months): 1/2 tablet – 4 times daily
- Continue until symptoms subside
For sudden onset:
- Take every half hour until symptoms improve (for max. of 2 days).
- Chew tablets or crush and dissolve in water.
- For infants add a few drops of water to crushed tablet and mix into a paste, administer paste to mouth with dummy, spoon, finger etc.
Assists with:
- Fever
- Inflammation
- Cramps
- Headache
Ingredients:
Ferr Phos (Ferric pyrophosphate), Mag Phos (Magnesium phosphate), Nat Mur (Sodium chloride)
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Contains lactose.
