DMBHealthConsultant

DMBHealthConsultant I do health coaching with an emphasis on minerals and lifestyle. HTMA services for people and pets. Founded January 1, 2018.

My mission is to help people that are sick and tired of being sick and tired find some relief.

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02/23/2026

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There is a whole cell salt/tissue salt protocol for pregnancy. Wished I would've known about these when I was having my kids.

Pregnancy isn’t just “growing a baby”.
Biochemically, it’s one of the most mineral-intensive processes the human body ever undertakes.

A developing baby doesn’t borrow nutrients politely.
It is built from the mother’s mineral reserves — whether she has surplus or not.
On average, a mother donates around 10% of her own mineral content to grow a baby.

That includes:
• bone minerals
• connective tissue minerals
• blood-building minerals

If those reserves aren’t replenished, the body simply reallocates them.
This is why pregnancy can quietly deplete joints, teeth, ligaments, skin, hair, and energy — even when “everything looks fine” on paper.

Two cell salts (minerals required for healthy cells) are especially central during pregnancy:

Calc fluor (Calcium fluoride) - Elasticity & structural flexibility
Calc fluor governs elastic fibres: ligaments, connective tissue, fascia, vessel walls.
In pregnancy, this mineral supports:
• uterine expansion
• pelvic flexibility
• abdominal tissue stretch
• vascular resilience
• prevention of stretch marks

When Calc fluor supply is inadequate, the body compensates poorly, often showing as:
• excessive stretch marks
• pelvic or ligament discomfort
• prolapse
• tissue strain rather than adaptive stretch

Elasticity is not weakness.
It’s controlled flexibility - and it is mineral dependent.

Calc phos (Calcium phosphate) - Growth, repair, and skeletal formation
Calc phos is the primary builder of:
• bones (57% of bone is this exact cell-salt)
• teeth
• cells
• blood structure

During pregnancy, it supports:
• formation of the baby’s entire skeleton
• bone marrow development
• rapid cell formation
• maternal recovery and regeneration

A developing baby builds an entire skeleton from this mineral.
If maternal supply is low, the mineral is still taken — but from the mother’s own reserves.

This is why post-pregnancy issues often include:
• dental weakness
• bone pain
• fatigue that doesn’t resolve
• prolonged recovery

Cell salts aren’t “extra supplements”.
They’re physiological materials — identical to what cells are already using.

Pregnancy doesn’t require heroics.
It requires mineral sufficiency. There is a reason in tribal customs, new mothers are often given prime cuts of meat. Nutrition is so important, it literally builds the next generation. But in todays world, empty soils and pseudo-foods make this difficult to do through diet only.

When the body is supplied, it doesn’t need to strip itself down to build new life.
Tissue-salts help support mothers pre- during, and after pregnancy.

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02/20/2026

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Great post about bone health. Use the RCP as your foundation with tissue salts as the cherry on top.

🦴Bone Health — A Biochemic View

Bones are living, metabolically active tissue.
In biochemistry, bone weakness isn’t just “low calcium”, it’s a failure of mineral organisation and renewal at the cellular level.

Here’s how the primary biochemic salts for bone health actually work️.

🎯Calc phos (Calcium phosphate) - the bulk of bone
Calc phos forms the main structural substance of bone.
• ~57% of bone mass is calcium phosphate
• 85% of the body’s phosphorus is stored in bones and teeth
• Governs bone growth, density, repair, and regeneration

When Calc phos is deficient:
▪ delayed bone development
▪ weak or soft bones
▪ poor fracture healing
▪ fatigue during growth phases
In biochemistry, Calc phos is the foundation stone of the skeleton.

🌟Calc fluor (Calcium fluoride) - the outer shell & hardness
Calc fluor governs the elastic and structural integrity of bone surfaces.
• Acts on the periosteum (outer bone covering)
• Determines hardness, resilience, and tensile strength
• Prevents bones becoming brittle, porous, or deformed

Deficiency may show as:
▪ fragile or bending bones
▪ poor bone shape or contour
▪ weakness at joints and attachment points
Bone must be hard and yet not brittle, Calc fluor provides that balance.

🌟Silica - the organising & binding mineral
Silica is essential for bone architecture and connective scaffolding.
• Regulates calcium metabolism
• Assists mineral binding and deposition
• Supports bone renewal, structure, and long-term integrity

Without adequate Silica:
▪ bones may mineralise poorly
▪ fractures heal slowly
▪ structure weakens despite “enough calcium”
Silica tells minerals where and how to build.

🔵Mag phos (Magnesium phosphate) - mineral balance & hardness support
Mag phos works alongside calcium to ensure proper mineral balance.
• Regulates calcium function and distribution
• Supports bone hardness without rigidity
• Prevents excessive calcification and brittleness

Deficiency may show as:
▪ bone pain or cramping
▪ structural weakness under load
▪ poor mineral utilisation
Magnesium is the counterbalance that keeps bone strong but functional.

⚪Nat mur (Sodium chloride) - mineral hydration & reserve
Nat mur plays a quieter but still essential role.
• ~⅓ of Nat mur is stored in bones
• Regulates water balance and mineral transport
• Supports the internal environment bones rely on

When low:
▪ mineral exchange slows
▪ bone tissue becomes less responsive
▪ repair processes stall

Biochemic takeaway:
Healthy bones require organisation, elasticity, structure, and balance, not just megadoses of calcium.

Primary bone salts in order of importance:
🎯Calc phos – structure & growth
🌟Calc fluor – hardness & elasticity
🌟Silica – organisation & renewal
These above three are a general bone tonic.
🔵Mag phos – balance & support (and calcium uptake)
⚪Nat mur – hydration & mineral movement

Bones can fail when any one of these roles is missing.

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02/19/2026

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HOW THE TISSUE SALTS WERE DISCOVERED
The Minerals that remained.

When early biochemists studied the human body, they did not begin with supplements, symptoms, or disease names.
They began with what was left behind.

In the nineteenth century, long before modern imaging and blood panels, researchers examined the mineral composition of human tissue by analysing the remains of cremated bodies. When organic matter was removed, what remained was inorganic (non-living, non-decaying natural matter). The literal mineral framework that had once organised living cells.

What they found was striking.

No matter the individual, no matter the illness, the body was always composed of the same small group of mineral-salt compounds. Not thousands, and not hundreds. A limited and consistent set.

The difference was never whether the minerals were present.
It was where they were concentrated, and in what ratios.

Bone tissue consistently showed high concentrations of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and silica. Wherever rigidity, structure, and growth were required, these minerals were found working together.

Elastic tissues told a different story. Wherever flexibility, resilience, and tensile strength were needed, calcium fluoride appeared in greater proportion.

Nerve and brain tissue showed a dominance of potassium compounds. Not randomly, but consistently. Areas responsible for signalling, responsiveness, and coordination relied heavily on potassium-based mineral activity.

Fluids and distribution depended on sodium compounds. Oxygen handling and inflammatory response involved iron. Each tissue revealed a pattern. Function reflected composition.

Wilhelm Schuessler (the founder of biochemistry) did not invent these minerals. He organised what repeated observation had already shown. That the human body relies on twelve essential mineral salts, each performing specific and non-interchangeable roles at the cellular level.

Life did not use minerals loosely.
It used them precisely.
A mineral has a nature - Silica will always be strong, sharp and durable, as we see in quartz crystal, as we notice in papyrus and bamboo, and as we feel in our tissues and bones. Iron will always share a relationship to oxygen, it holds it in our blood, and it causes rust through oxidation out in the world.

This is why the biochemic model does not ask which mineral is “missing.” It asks which function is under strain, and whether the correct mineral is present where it is needed, in balance, in the form the cell can actually use.

The discovery of tissue salts was not philosophical. It was anatomical. It was chemical. It was based on the physical foundations of the human body itself.

Quite literally, the salts of the earth that made man.

Understanding this changes how we interpret symptoms. The body is not failing at random. It is adapting based on the materials available to it.

And once you see that, minerals stop being abstract nutrients. They become the organising principles of life.

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02/11/2026

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Delicious gluten and dairy-free desserts for Valentine's Day. Options for Vegan, Paleo and Keto/Low-Carb recipes. No refined sugar!

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02/02/2026

One week to go before the doors close for this session of Gateway to Homeopathy 1 & 2. If you don't have the curriculum, it will need to be ordered from Joette's website, and is yours to keep. There is an online version that can be accessed once you purchase the curriculum.

See you soon!! 🤓🥳

People and pets can benefit from this information 💡🌟✅️
01/18/2026

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