“TISSALT” ELEMENT:
CALCIUM
There are three Calcium-containing tissalts -
Calc Fluor, Calc Phos and Calc Sulph.
each with their own particular type of Calcium.
Clacium is ‘left-hand-side-element’ of the Periodic Table
meaning Calcium is an alkaline metal.
Highly unstable in its own right
means Calcium readily co-bonds to form a ‘stable compound’,
but is also willing to be released from a co-bond to become available
for another chemical reaction, such as becoming a ‘food’.
CALCIUM WITH PHOSPHOROUS
This type of tissalt Calcium is designed to ‘calcify’ -
that is, create a solid structures, in particular bones.
CALCIUM WITH SULPHUR
A very ‘soft, dissolveable’ form of Calcium,
as its primary function is to ‘feed’ the Liver.
CALCIUM WITH FLUORIDE
The most flexible form of tissalt Calcium,
as it can create two very different forms of structure.
One type of structure this tissalt Calcium can form
is the hardest substance in the human body - tooth enamel.
The same Calcium can also form the ‘softest’ of structures -
eg the ‘glue’ that ‘sticks’ nerve endings to muscles.
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