Pam Andrews Homeopathy

13/03/2026

Silica is a mineral that gives strength, to all living matter, humans, animals and plants.
As a cell salt it helps with cell integrity.
As a homeopathic medicine, it can be used for boils, absesses and infections that linger.

Silica is known as the biochemic beauty remedy, due to the way it increases a cells solidity. We consider it a rejuvenating remedy, as by increasing the 'plumpness' of individual cells, we have the effect of tightening and firming the visible skin.

Silica is found in all cells, and therefore all organs - including the skin.

In the tissue of the young, we find the silica content is as much as 50% higher than in the tissue of the aged!

Tell-tale signs of silica deficiency include 'early aging', crows feet, wrinkles in front of the ears, transparent or thin skin, shiny glossy shine to skin.

Silicic acid (the water-soluble form of silica) provides strength and resistance to body tissues.

For white-blood cells, primarily phagocytes (the eater-cells, that engulf and destroy invading pathogens) silica is vital, making this mineral indispensable for the bodies defence from infections.

What's not to love ? 😄

For an increase in immune function, and to nourish and the skin and organs - silica can do wonders for the body.

12/03/2026

11/03/2026

Wow amazing, Homeopathy on the big stage!!

06/03/2026

You must become the expert in the room
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05/03/2026

Ive had a lovely few days chatting to mums n bubs about using homeopathy. Wonderful to see Mums interested in natural options for their children.
Raising Mama Sunshine coast and Logan Crunchy Mums Springwood

04/03/2026

NAT MUR ( #8) — WHY WATER IS A VEHICLE, NOT JUST A VOLUME

Nat mur is often described as “the fluid balance mineral.”
That’s only half the story.

Schuessler makes something much more precise clear in the text:
Sodium Chloride uses water to build up and carry on the functions of life, and also as a vehicle to eliminate waste substances.

That sentence reframes everything. Nat mur does not merely “hold” water.
It makes water usable.

The biological mechanism:
The human body is roughly 70% water. But water alone is inert.

Without Sodium Chloride:
▪ water cannot distribute properly
▪ nutrients cannot be transported efficiently
▪ waste cannot be mobilised
▪ metabolic exchange slows
Nat mur gives water its functional direction.

When Sodium Chloride is sufficient:
▪ intercellular fluids remain active
▪ nutrients dissolve and move where needed
▪ metabolic by-products are carried away
▪ mucous membranes maintain proper hydration
Water becomes a transport medium.

When Nat mur is deficient:
▪ water stagnates
▪ elimination slows
▪ fluids pool rather than circulate
▪ waste remains lodged in tissues

This is not dehydration in the conventional sense.
It is loss of water intelligence, loss of its functional powers.

Why elimination suffers
Schuessler states clearly that Sodium Chloride acts as a vehicle to eliminate waste substances. Not because Nat mur itself holds waste, but because Sodium chloride / Nat mur regulates the osmotic balance that allows water to move through tissues correctly.
Proper osmotic balance ensures that water can dissolve, transport, and eliminate metabolic waste efficiently.
When Nat mur is deficient, water may be present - but its movement across cellular membranes becomes impaired. This disrupts nutrient delivery and slows waste removal (one of the main reasons a Nat mur deficiency so quickly leads to secondary and tertiary deficiencies - inhibited transport effects everything! ).

Without proper Nat mur:
▪ waste products cannot dissolve correctly
▪ toxins are not carried out efficiently
▪ tissues retain metabolic residue
▪ areas become too dry while others become waterlogged

This explains why Nat mur deficiency often presents with:
▪ puffiness
▪ sluggish digestion
▪ dull headaches
▪ fatigue
▪ inflamed mucosa
▪ alternating dryness and excess discharge
Water is present — but it is not moving waste.

The sodium triad:
Nat phos attracts fluids to the cells
Nat mur distributes those fluids
Nat sulph excretes them

But if Nat mur fails, the whole sodium rhythm fails.
Nat mur is the middle regulator.

A practical way this shows up today
People who:
▪ retain water but feel internally dry
▪ experience puffy face or eyelids
▪ wake feeling tired each morning
▪ feel worse in the suns heat
▪ crave salt yet feel bloated
They are failing to use water as a transport system.

Nat mur does not drain, like Nat sulph does.
It restores functional fluid movement.

And that is why Schuessler calls it the most fundamental tissue salt.
Because without correctly regulated water, no other mineral can do its job efficiently!

And this is also the most common mineral deficiency I see in patients today.
Remember, tissue salts restore balance and function, and this is true for cases of lack or an overabundance of certain minerals.

In today's world, many processed foods will use salt to help cover the bitter notes of chemical additives and as general flavour enhancements to make processed foods more palatable. Helping to make this the most commonly out of balance mineral of the 12 essential cell-salts.

03/03/2026

Have had a run of menfolk coming into client which is refreshing.

What has made it more rewarding is because it has been off their own bat, and not dragged in by their wives.

So wonderful to see men taking ownership of their health and doing something proactive towards their wellbeing. 😍

The outcomes of some cases leaves me doing a happy dance and reinforces my love for what i do.

Let me share:-
Gone from loathing the sun to getting up each morning to watch the sun come up and loving it!!

Gone from hypervigilent, on edge and atressed to chill and joking with newcomers.

Gone from wanting to attack people because he percieved a discord to letting let live.

Gone from always looking cross, to friends saying hey you're looking great, what have you being doing.

Gone from drinking beers, smoking ci******es and joints to no desire for either.

Gone from spiralling into a depression to being able to catch himself and move forward.

I cannot make this stuff up. The remedies are purely a catalyst and out of that good things happen.

If you want to know more, book in and lets have a conversation, no obligation, just chat.

https://pamandrewshomeopath.com

25/02/2026

So true! Often in hindsight we realise that 'testing time' was another lesson.

25/02/2026

25/02/2026

A wonderful description of the cell salt Kali Phos

KALI PHOS - WHY “NERVOUS EXHAUSTION” CAN BE A BIOCHEMICAL FAILURE, NOT 'JUST A PERSONALITY TRAIT'

Schuessler was very explicit: Kali phos (Potassium phosphate) governs the construction and maintenance of nerve substance itself, particularly the grey matter of the brain.

The first and clearest statement in the text is this:
“The grey matter of the brain is controlled entirely by the inorganic cell salt Potassium phosphate.
This salt unites with albumen, and by the addition of oxygen creates nerve-fluid, or the grey matter of the brain.”

The biological mechanism:
Nerve tissue is manufactured tissue built from protein (albumen), mineral salts, and oxygen. Kali phos is a vital mineral that allows this assembly to occur.

When Potassium phosphate is sufficient:
▪ albumen binds correctly into nerve tissue
▪ oxygen can be utilised efficiently
▪ nerve fluid (and grey matter) is formed and maintained
▪ signals transmit cleanly and calmly

When it is deficient:
▪ nerve tissue cannot be properly rebuilt
▪ oxygen utilisation drops
▪ waste products of fatigue accumulate
▪ nerve function becomes unstable, reactive and 'highly strung'

This is not just simple overstimulation, it is also biochemistry.
It is failed reconstruction of nervous tissue, often times following extreme demands on this system (think times of high stress and pressure - exams, high workloads, juggling kids and life demands, or just the modern world in general!)

This is also why exhaustion looks mental
Schuessler is very clear that Kali phos deficiency produces symptoms because the tissue itself is depleted, not because the person is weak or “too sensitive.”

Once nerve substance is exhausted, symptoms appear such as:
▪ mental fatigue
▪ irritability or apathy
▪ anxiety, fear, depression
▪ memory loss
▪ poor concentration
▪ insomnia
▪ nervous digestion
▪ loss of drive, and loss of 'spark'
▪ dull eyes, expressionless face (or dull expressions)
▪ an unwashed appearance
Nothing else can compensate for this loss.

Schuessler states plainly:
“When nervous symptoms arise due to the fact that the nerve tissue has been exhausted from any cause, the Phosphate of Potassium is the only true remedy, because nothing else can possibly supply the deficiency.”

That is a structural statement, not a mood-based one.

Why this matters clinically:
Kali phos is not a sedative.
It does not “calm” nerves by suppression.
It restores the material basis of nerve tissue, correcting nerve function.

This is why Kali phos appears again and again in cases of:
▪ chronic stress
▪ prolonged stress, grief or pressure
▪ burnout
▪ convalescence after illness
▪ long-term anxiety
▪ emotional collapse after overwork

The person is not emotionally fragile, they are biochemically depleted.
Kali phos does not numb the system, it reconstructs it.

That is a very specific job, and it is why Kali phos sits at the core of the biochemic understanding of mental and nervous exhaustion.