 NuAge #9 Nat Mur (Sodium Chloride) Description |
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NAT MUR acts with the body to redistribute water. Excessive moisture or dryness in any part of the body is a clear indication of a Nat Mur deficiency. Running watery colds with loss of smell of taste, Discomfortful nose and throat symptoms, hay fever, heartburn, headaches, low spirits, hangovers and constipation are all indications that may be relieved by Nat Mur Symptoms are generally worse with noise, mental exertion and heat and better with open air and cool bathing.
Nat Mur is specifically useful for: Colds with symptoms of thin, watery runny nose. Sometimes the Nat Mur cold is accompanied by violent sneezing and weakness. Headaches - Although many different types of headaches are common, the symptoms of throbbing, blinding headaches that feel as if little hammers are pounding on the head are often relieved by Nat Mur. Bed Wetting - is a fairly common habit with some young children. It may be due to nervousness, indigestion, too much liquid before retiring or just a habit. Bed wetting that is accompanied by acid stomach symptoms may be relieved with Nat Mur.
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| NuAge #9 Nat Mur (Sodium Chloride) Suggested Use |
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Adults & children over 6 years of age: 4 tablets.
Children (ages 1 to 6): 2 tablets.
Dissolve under tongue 3 times a day. Use more frequently (every 15 mins. for 8 doses) with acute conditions.
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| NuAge #9 Nat Mur (Sodium Chloride) Ingredients/Supplement Facts |
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Natrum Muriaticum 6X HPUS in a base of Lactose NF.
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| NuAge #9 Nat Mur (Sodium Chloride) Additional Information |
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For the temporary symptomatic relief of the symptoms of Colds, Headaches, Bed Wetting.
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| NuAge #9 Nat Mur (Sodium Chloride) Warning |
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Do not use if imprinted tamper band is broken or missing. As with any drug, if you are pregnant or nursing a baby, seek the advice of a licensed health care professional before using this product. Keep this and all medications out of the reach of children. If symptoms persist after 7 days or worsen, consult a licensed health care professional.
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