Cell Salt Series: Yellow? Think Calc sulph

When you think of “yellow,” you may think of bananas, sunflowers, rubber duckies or even a yellow submarine! Instead, I would like you to think of the cell salt Calc sulph.

As we continue with my blog series on cell salts, next up is Calcarea sulphurica. It’s great for infections, especially those with a yellow hue.

Even acne presenting with a yellow tinge responds well to Calc sulph. For dental or bone infections? Calc sulph is an excellent choice. Frankly, when any infection arises, Calc sulph can also be added (in tandem) to whichever remedy best fits the picture for that specific infection.

Infected wounds most assuredly call for Calc sulph. If there’s suppuration, drainage, an abscess or if the injury doesn’t heal readily, think of Calc sulph.

Let’s say you cut yourself. From previous experience, you know every time you get a cut, it becomes infected. Using Calc sulph to avoid that infection might be a good thing to consider.

I used to discuss using cell salts prophylactically more often, but I’ve become more conservative about it now. Many of my students and clients are using several remedies for chronic conditions, and there comes a point when we should keep a lid on the number of remedies we are taking.

But if you are sure an infection is imminent, in my experience, there is no reason not to enact a preventative plan.

And as they say on late-night infomercials, “But wait! There’s more!” As if all those uses weren’t enough to encourage you to own this remedy, Calc sulph can also help abort a cold when utilized at the onset of the symptoms!

When my son was younger, he was often plagued with sore throats announcing a cold. The first couple of times, I chose Belladonna. It didn’t help him.

So, the next time his sore throat began, I immediately used Calc sulph 6X. (And by “immediately,” I mean the moment he complained his throat was acting up.) It worked beautifully and became my go-to remedy for his sore throats.

Calc sulph has so many other uses — certainly more than I can discuss here in a blog post. In fact, as you have no doubt learned from this cell salt series, all of the cell salts are highly versatile, first-rate medicines. I encourage you to continue your study into the myriad applications for cell salts with my digital download (or as a 2-CD set), “Cell Salts: The Easy Homeopathy™️.”

I also devote an entire lesson to the power of the cell salts in my Gateway to Homeopathy II. However, in order to access this continuation curriculum, you must have completed the prerequisite Gateway to Homeopathy I Study Group. (Gateway II will then become available for purchase on your Student Resource page.)

Until then, be sure to read the other blog posts in my series on cell salts. I’ve provided a great deal of free information to help you acquaint yourself with the situations calling for each remedy. And most importantly, be sure to own them before you find yourself in need. There is nothing more frustrating than knowing which remedy would relieve your condition, and then not having it on hand.

As always, pass on the good news of homeopathy!

Warmly,

P.S. If you’re looking for all of the posts in my series on the cell salts, here are the links for your convenience:
Calc phos
Ferrum phos
Mag phos
Nat phos
Kali phos
Calc fluor
Nat mur
Nat sulph
Silicea
Calc sulph
Kali sulph
Kali mur