Greetings

The therapeutic efficacy of totality in the whole (
wholistics ) is not the same as the therapeutic effects
produced by the sum total of its parts ( isolates ).How can
a Part hear the Whole or a Note, the Melody ? By the resonance of their
characteristic Vibratory Signatures.

Tissue cells rapidly disintegrate when the proportions of
Sodium,Potassium and Lime salts in the circulating fluid are
not proportional.

The normal ratio:

100 molecules of sodium
2.2 molecules of Potassium
1.5 molecules of Lime

Any variation from this proportion will bring about rapid
disintegration of the protoplasm. This is to ensure a stable
metabolism in the cell and is a protective mechanism. Thus
of the Sodiums, Sodium Phosphate creates, Sodium Chloride
distributes and Sodium Sulphate eliminates.
How does the therapeutic action of a homeopathic remedy
differ from the tissue salt ? A typical example , Phytolacca
decandra, after evaporation and incineration retains
8.4% of the inorganic
6.8 % soluble consisting of mostly Potassium salts
1.6% insoluble consisting of Calcium and Silica

Symptomatically, more will correspond to the Potash salts
and fewer to the calcium, iron and silica. This explains why
there are different sets of symptoms under one homeopathic
drug , apparently mutually antagonistic, because each cell
salt contained in the plant extract interacts differently.
However, cell salts derived from plants may differ from cell
salts from the mineral kingdom. Schussler admitted that
" disturbed molecular motion of inorganic cell
salts showing itself as disease is rectified by Biochemistry
DIRECTLY by adminstration of HOMOGENEOUS substances,whereas
it is rectified by homeopathy INDIRECTLY by the
adminstration of HETEROGENEOUS substances with
characteristic vibratory signatures [ e.g of phytochemicals
in the parts of plants ]. "

- Boericke, W & Dewey, W.A, 1893, 12 Tissue Remedies Of
Schuessler ...

I would be very grateful to kind forum members who would
share their knowledge in analysed mineral composition of
plants or their parts

With regards
Lew