Natrium silicofluoricum

Sodium hexafluorosilicate (sodium silicofluoride) · Sodium fluoride. · Human-made/chemical

Clarke

Nat. fluor. is typically given to those who  are deeply insecure, needing contact with many different people in order to feel that they “belong.” They tend to be highly sensitive, easily hurt, and feel that they  do not fit in. Prone to impulsive sexual relationships, they may also develop  long-standing, passionate liaisons. 

Any physical symptoms typically occur on  the right side, and sleeping on the left side is preferred. Symptoms may include cold sweats in the armpits, an aversion to sour-tasting things, and a desire for alcohol.

Key symptoms

  • Bone caries; acts as medicinal bone scraper
  • Ethmoiditis; tumors cured when given internally
  • Extraordinary penetrating power; used externally for lupus

Worse (aggravation)

For heat; for sun; for warmth; between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m.

Better (amelioration)

For being outside; for violent movement.
John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Salufer. Na2SiF6. Solution.

Clinical

Bones, affections of. Caries. Ethmoiditis. Tumours.

Characteristics

Cooper is the chief authority for this remedy. It must be used carefully, as it has an extraordinary penetrating power. Cooper calls it the medicinal "bone scraper" in cases of caries. With a lotion of three grains to a tumbler of water he healed up quickly a case of lupus. He has seen ethmoiditis set up by it. Burnett has cured tumours with it given internally.

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