This Biochemic system of medicine is a simple and rational science of therapeutics gifted to us by Dr. Schussler from Germany. The Biochemic system of medicine derives its name from the Greek word 'Bios' meaning 'Life' and 'Chemistry' meaning 'a branch of natural science dealing with the composition of substances and their properties and reactions'. Hence in the most literal sense, 'Biochemistry' means 'Chemistry of Life'. It is a unique branch of therapeutics that is based on the Law of Deficiency. Professor Moleschott, of Rome says, "The structure and vitality of the organs depend upon the presence of the necessary quantities of inorganic constituents." The principle of this valuable science is based on the concept that deficiency of inorganic salts causes disharmony in the functioning of a cell, which when supplemented in requisite proportion, restores this disharmonious functioning. Thus the Biochemic system of medicines assist the body's natural efforts towards cure by supplementing these salts that are deficient in certain tissues. The App has in-depth explanation of below twelve tissue salts : 1. Calcarea Fluor (Fluoride of Lime or Calcium) CaF2 2. Calcarea Phos (Phosphate of Lime or Calcium) Ca3 (PO4) 2 3. Calcarea Sulph (Sulphate of Lime or Calcium) CaSO4 12H2O 4. Ferrum Phos (Phosphate of Iron) FE (PO4) 2 5. Kali Mur (Chloride of Potash) KCl 6. Kali Phos (Phosphate of Potash) K2HPO4 7. Kali Sulph (Sulphate of Potash) K2SO4 8. Magnesia Phos (Phosphate of Magnesia) MgHPO4 7H2O 9. Natrum Mur (Chloride of Soda or Sodium, common salt) Nacl 10. Natrum Phos (Phosphate of Soda or Sodium) Na2HPO4 12H2O 11. Natrum Sulph (Sulphate of Soda or Sodium) Na2SO4 12. Silicea (Silica or Silicon dioxide) SiO2 In order to ease the study of the twelve Biochemic remedies every remedy is explained further in the remedy section and is listed in a certain format as follows : Introduction Synonyms Common Name Chemical Properties Preparation Physiochemical data Curative action Ailments from Constitution Diathesis Miasms Thermal Modality General Indications Key Symptoms Mind Modalities Particular Indications Clinical conditions Comparison with other remedies (Biochemic and Homeopathic) Miscellaneous Therapeutics Glossary Synopsis Self Assessing Questions
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