Willow – Calc Nat Sulph D6 (200) No.3

Description

Willow – Calc Nat Sulph D6 (200) No.3

Calc Sulph (Tissue Salt No. 3; Calcarea sulphurica D6) is a biochemic / homeopathic tissue salt used traditionally as a blood and tissue cleanser, supporting the body in removing metabolic waste and decayed organic material. It is especially indicated when there are weeping sores, slow-healing or oozing wounds, suppurating (pus-forming) skin conditions such as abscesses, boils, pimples or ulcers. It may assist in healing by helping to drain and dry up discharges and restore skin integrity.

Ingredients:

From sources of similar / same product (“Calc Sulph No. 3”):

• Active: Calcarea sulphurica D6 (Calcium Sulphate in homeopathic dilution)

• Inactive / Excipients (typical / from available brands):
    • Lactose (e.g. 240 mg per tablet in Natura version) 
    • Sugar-base (lactose sugar) in many tablets. 
    • In some brands, starch, mannitol, small % lactose in lower-lactose versions.

If Willow follows the usual pattern, its Calc Sulph D6 #3 will have the active Calc Sulph in D6 potency, plus a base/excipient (most likely lactose or similar) required to make the tablet. The exact excipients for Willow’s version were not found in sources I checked.

Claimed / Traditional Benefits of Calc Nat Sulph No. 3:

1. Blood & Tissue Cleanser

   • It is said to help purify the blood, aiding the liver in removing decaying organic material, toxin buildup, or pus.

   • Helps with slow healing and weepy (oozing) wounds or sores where discharge remains after the main pus has been released.

2. Skin & Soft Tissue Issues

   • Useful for conditions with pus discharge: pimples, boils, abscesses.

   • Helps dry up weeping wounds; assists in healing ulcerations.

   • May reduce inflammation in skin, support healing of sores, improve skin clarity.

3. Discharge / Suppuration

   • Good in situations associated with discharge of pus or matter (pus forming after infection).

   • Helps in drying up lingering oozing (yellow discharge) from wounds, lesions, ulcers.

4. “Slow Healing” Conditions

   • Where wounds, sores, ulcers are slow to heal.

   • When normal healing has stalled, this salt is often recommended to support the later phases of healing.

5. Support for Mucous Membranes / Epithelial Tissue

   • Since it’s involved in connective tissue and epithelial (outer tissues) repair, some claim Calc Sulph supports integrity of skin, mucous linings, etc.

6. Detox & Purification

   • Traditional literature says Calc Sulph assists in ‘cleansing’ the body: removing toxins, improving liver function for better drainage of wastes, etc.

7. Additional, less common claims

   • May help with mouth ulcers & gum issues.

   • Sometimes used for ear issues with discharge, or crusting / sticky discharge at eyelids / ears.

How it’s typically taken:

• Tablets: usually 1-2 under the tongue, dissolved, 2-3 times a day.

• In acute / more severe / active purulent conditions: frequency may be increased (e.g. hourly) until symptoms subside.

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