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Martin & Pleasance Schuessler Tissue Salt Nat Sulph Spray, Temporary Relief of Poor Digestion and Mild Water Retention, 30ml

Martin & Pleasance Schuessler Tissue Salt Nat Sulph Spray, Temporary Relief of Poor Digestion and Mild Water Retention, 30ml

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Martin & Pleasance Nat Sulph Spray, 30ml

Martin & Pleasance Schuessler Tissue Salt Nat Sulph Spray, Temporary Relief of Poor Digestion and Mild Water Retention, 30ml

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Martin & Pleasance Schuessler Tissue Salt Nat Sulph Spray Details

Martin & Pleasance Schuessler Tissue Salt Nat Sulph Spray is the oral-spray form of tissue salt No. 11, Nat Sulph (sodium sulphate). Each spray contains 0.5 mcg of sodium sulphate at a 6X homeopathic potency in an ethanol base, and the Canadian label use is the temporary relief of poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention. The 30 ml spray is lactose-free — unlike the lactose-based tablets. Martin & Pleasance is an Australian natural health brand dating back to 1857.

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Quick Facts

Tissue salt No. 11 — Nat Sulph (sodium sulphate)
Medicinal ingredient per spray Sodium sulphate 0.5 mcg
Potency 6X homeopathic potency
Label use Temporary relief of poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention
Format Oral spray, 30 ml
Diet notes Lactose-free (unlike the tissue-salt tablets, which use a lactose base); contains ethanol; no animal-derived ingredients listed
Brand Martin & Pleasance — Australian brand, established 1857

Who Nat Sulph Spray Is For

  • People who use tissue salts for the temporary relief of poor digestion
  • Anyone wanting a homeopathic option for mild water retention
  • Those who use Nat Sulph for "liver upsets", as listed on the label
  • Nat Sulph tablet users who avoid lactose or dairy

Who this product is NOT for:

  • Anyone with swelling in the legs, sudden weight gain, jaundice or ongoing digestive pain — see a health care practitioner
  • Anyone who needs to avoid alcohol — the spray contains ethanol
  • People expecting a laxative or diuretic — this is a homeopathic micro-dose of 0.5 mcg per spray

Vitamart's Take

Nat Sulph is tissue salt No. 11, labelled in Canada for poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention. The spray gives you the No. 11 salt without the lactose base. It pairs naturally with Nat Phos for acidity and heartburn, and it appears in Comb S (biliousness, queasiness, nausea) and Comb M (stiff joints, poor mobility, fluid build-up). Use it for mild, temporary symptoms; anything persistent needs a proper check-up.

How Nat Sulph Spray Compares

Spray vs. Nat Sulph 6X tablets

The No. 11 tablets give 0.5 mcg per tablet in a lactose base (125 tablets) with the label "poor digestion (biliousness), liver upsets and mild water retention". The spray is lactose-free and contains ethanol.

Nat Sulph vs. Nat Phos

Nat Phos (No. 10) is labelled for acidity, mild indigestion and minor heartburn. Nat Sulph (No. 11) covers poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention.

Single salt vs. Comb S

Comb S tablets combine Kali Mur, Nat Phos and Nat Sulph at 6X and are labelled for biliousness, queasiness and nausea.

What Is Nat Sulph (Sodium Sulphate)?

  • Nat Sulph is short for Natrum sulphuricum — sodium sulphate, historically known as Glauber's salt
  • It is No. 11 of the twelve tissue salts described by Dr. Wilhelm Schuessler in the 1870s
  • In this spray it is prepared at a 6X homeopathic potency — 0.5 mcg per spray in an ethanol base
  • It appears in the digestive combinations Comb C, Comb E and Comb S, and in Comb M
  • Its use is homeopathic — the label indication is temporary relief of poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention

Recommended Purpose

  • For the temporary relief of poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention

How To Use

  • This is an oral spray — spray into the mouth
  • Acute conditions: every half an hour (up to 6 sprays per day) until symptoms subside
  • Chronic or maintenance dose: 4 times daily
  • Take half an hour before meals, with the last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed
  • Children and infants: follow the directions on the pack or the advice of a health care practitioner
  • Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, consult your health care practitioner

Ingredients (per spray)

Sodium sulphate (Nat Sulph) 0.5 mcg (6X)

Non-medicinal ingredients: ethanol. Martin & Pleasance does not publish the full non-medicinal ingredient list online — check the pack. Lactose-free.

Frequently Asked Questions

➕ What is Nat Sulph Spray used for?
The Canadian label use is the temporary relief of poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention.
➕ Is it a diuretic or laxative?
No. It holds 0.5 mcg of sodium sulphate per spray at a 6X homeopathic potency and is labelled only for the temporary relief of poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention.
➕ Nat Sulph or Nat Phos?
Nat Phos is labelled for acidity, mild indigestion and minor heartburn; Nat Sulph for poor digestion, liver upsets and mild water retention. Both come as sprays.
➕ Is the spray lactose-free?
Yes. Martin & Pleasance lists its 30 ml tissue-salt sprays as lactose-free. The Nat Sulph tablets are made on a lactose base, so the spray is the option for people avoiding lactose or dairy. The spray does contain ethanol.
➕ How often do I use Nat Sulph Spray?
The Canadian directions are: acute conditions, every half an hour (up to 6 sprays per day) until symptoms subside; chronic or maintenance dose, 4 times daily. Take it half an hour before meals with the last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed. For children and infants, follow the pack or a practitioner.
➕ Does it contain alcohol?
Yes — Martin & Pleasance describes the salt as being in an ethanol base. The Nat Sulph 6X tablets are the alcohol-free alternative (they contain lactose).

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Adults: 4 Martin & Pleasance Nat Sulph Sprays
Children: 2 Martin & Pleasance Nat Sulph Sprays
Infants: 1 Martin & Pleasance Nat Sulph Spray

Acute conditions: every half an hour (up to 6 doses per day) until symptoms subside.

Chronic or maintenance dose: 4 times daily.

Take half an hour before meals, last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed.

Nutrition Facts / Valeur nutritive

Servings per Container: —
Each Spray Contains
Amount
Nat Sulph (Sodium sulphate) 6X0.5 µg
Adults: 4 sprays. Children: 2 sprays. Infants: 1 spray. Acute conditions: every half hour, up to 6 doses per day, until symptoms subside. Chronic or maintenance dose: 4 times daily. Take half an hour before meals, last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed.

Additional Ingredients

Non-medicinal ingredients: Purified water, glycerin, ethanol 95%.

Allergy Information

Lactose free. Contains ethanol.

Warnings

Contains ethanol. If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare practitioner. Keep out of reach of children.

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