In Bible alchemy (an esotericinterpretation of the Bible), Cancer is representedby Zebulum, the tenth son of Jacob, whose namemeans “dwelling place” or “habitation.” Matthewis the New Testament disciple associated with thissign. 26 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESAs bone is the foundation of the animal structure, I will commence
with the bone builder – Calc Phos, also known as calcium phos-
phate. Bone tissue is about 57 percent lime phosphate. The lime salt
has chemical affinity for protein. While there is a certain degree of affinitybetween each of the cell salts and protein – protein being the base of allorganic matter – the operation of calcium phosphate with protein is great-est. The salt chemically unites with protein, carries it, and uses it as cementto build bone tissue. Bone also contains carbonate of soda, magnesiumphosphate, and sodium chloride, but lime phosphate is the chief builder ofbone tissue, and it follows, as a logical sequence, that it is the principal saltdeficient in all so-called diseases of bone structure. *
The gelatin found in bone tissue is formed by the union of protein, oil,
carbon, lime, and phosphate in certain proportion. A lack in the properamount of this builder, in some instances, causes an anemic condition, forbone material (lime and protein) is the foundation of bodily structure. Under certain conditions, dependent on deficiencies in other cell salts,
a break in the molecular chain of lime phosphate will cause an outflow ofprotein through the kidneys. Why should the escape of albumen (egg-white-like protein; also referred to as “albuminoids”) through the kidneysbe named Bright’s disease? It seems that the fact of the loss of albumen inthis manner was first discovered in the case of a hospital patient namedBright, and although many others die in a regular and orthodox mannerfrom the same cause that cut off the immortal Bright, the medical professionhas dignified the disease by the original label. The very same albumen thatcauses Bright’s disease, if expelled through the nasal passage, is calledcatarrh (mucus congestion), from the Greek word meaning “to drop down.”
If albumen reaches the skin, by disintegration or fermentation it causes
pimples, eruptions, eczema, etc. If anyone derives pleasure from these
CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 27Calc PhosCHAPTER 4
*This complete introductory section is adapted from: 
The Chemistry and Wonders of the Human Body by Dr. George Carey.names, well and good, let them use them, but
chemistry knows nothing whatever about them. A great deficiency in Calc Phos may cause
protein to accumulate in some gland and theredisintegrate and flow out in pus, or heteroplasm(dissimilar tissue), which is called scrofula(swelling of the lymph nodes) by the old-schoolphysicians. The lime molecules are found in the fluids of
digestion and assimilation, and when there is alack of the proper amount of these workers, thedigestive juices become negative, lose their prop-er rate of motion or catalytic action, ferment, andthus produce gas, acid condition, etc. When limephosphate and sodium phosphate – the alkalinesalts – are deficient, acids, together with albu-minous substance, may settle in the joints andthus render synovial fluids “nonfunctional,”thereby causing pain, stiffness, and swelling ofthe joints. Just why this chemical fact must needshave the word “rheumatism” tacked to it does notappear. The word “rheumatism” is derived fromthe word “rheum,” meaning “to flow out.”
MATERIA MEDICA FOR CALCPHOS
Adapted from: The Biochemic System of Medicine,
Materia Medica by Dr. George Carey
Calc Phos (also known as phosphate of lime
or calcium phosphate) is destined to play aprominent part in the treatment of the sick whenits range is fully understood by medical practi-tioners. This salt works with albumen, carrying itto the bone, tissue, or any other part of the bodywhere it may be needed. It uses albumen as acement to build up bone structure. Bone is 57 percent phosphate of lime, the
remainder gelatin (an albuminous, gluey sub-stance), carbonate of soda, magnesium phos-phate, and sodium chloride. Without the lime(Calc Phos), no bone can be made. When, for any reason, the molecules of this
salt fall below the proper standard in the blood,a disturbance occurs in life’s processes. It may be
that bone cells are not rebuilt as fast as they die.In such cases, if the deficiency exists for a greatlength of time, a condition of anemia prevails,for the bone is the basis, the foundation stone,of the organism. Should the albumen, not hav-ing a sufficient quantity of the Calc Phos toproperly take care of it, become a disturbing ele-ment and be thrown off via the kidneys, Bright’sdisease results. If through the nasal passages, thecondition is named catarrh (mucus congestion).If by the lungs, a cough is produced. If the albu-men reaches the skin, pimples, eruptions, freck-les, a condition called eczema, or possibly soresresult. Calcium phosphate is found in gastric juice,
and a lack thereof is frequently the cause of indi-gestion. Conditions called rheumatism are some-
times due to a deficiency of this cell salt. It iswell known to biochemists that a proper balanceof sodium phosphate (Nat Phos) is required toprevent an acid condition from prevailing, andunder certain conditions, when calcium phos-phate for any reason is not present in properquantities, the affinities draw upon sodiumphosphate in an endeavor to supply the lack,and thus a deficiency in that alkaline salt ensue,which allows an acid condition to prevail, i.e.,rheumatism. Calcium phosphate is also an aux-iliary to the therapeutic effects of magnesiumphosphate, as it more nearly resembles that saltthan any other. When Mag Phos is clearly indi-cated and it does not restore the normal condi-tion in a reasonable length of time, Calc Phosshould be given, for it is quite certain that it hasbeen drawn on from the blood to assist the workof Mag Phos, hence the deficiency in the limesalt. Characteristic Indications
(Note: Remedies in parentheses provide thera-
peutic support to Calc Phos.) 28 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESCHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 29Mental – Peevishness and fretfulness in chil-
dren. Poor memory , incapacity for concentratedthought, mind wanders from one subject toanother, weak minds in those practicing or whohave practiced masturbation (Kali Phos).Dullness, stupidity , depression of spirits, anxietyabout the future. Desire for solitude after grief(Nat Mur), disappointment, pain, etc. Head – Headache, with cold feeling in the
head, also head feels cold to the touch. Headacheon top of head and behind the ears. Tight sensa-tion. Headache in girls during puberty , with rest-lessness and nervousness. Headache worse from
mental exertion, worse near the sutures. Skullthin and soft. Closure of the fontanellesdelayed, or reopening of same. Vertigo (Ferrum
Phos). Crawling, cold sensations over the head . Ulcers on top of head. Dropsy (swelling) of thebrain. Loss of hair; bald spots. Inability to hold upthe head. Ears – Aching pain, with swelling of the
glands of face and neck. Earache with character-istic clear, thick, excoriating (irritating) dis-charge. In scrofulous (those with lymphaticswelling) persons, where the glands are veryswollen. Ears swollen, burning, and itching. Eyes – Sensitivity to artificial light. Eyeballs
ache; spasm of the eyelids (Mag Phos). Squinting.Hot feeling in the eyelids. Paralysis of the retina,causing dimness and loss of sight (Kali Phos).Neuralgic pain in eyes, when Mag Phos fails.Inflammation of the eye, with characteristic dis-charge, especially in scrofulous subjects. Lightsensitivity (Ferrum Phos, Nat Mur). Nose – Large, pedunculated (on a stalk) nasal
polyps. Nose swollen (from congestion) andgreatly inflamed at the edges of nostrils (Silicea).Tip of nose cold. Congestion, cold in head. Thick,clear, tough discharge, dropping from posteriornares, causing constant hawking and spitting;worse outdoors. In anemic persons, dispositionto take cold (Ferrum Phos). Preparing the wayfor other remedies in all cases of catarrh, CalcPhos has a decided tonic action on the mem-
branes. Face – Anemic or chlorotic (greenish tint to
skin) face. Dirty-looking face. Rheumatism of theface, which is worse at night. Pimples on the face.Facial pains, with a creeping sensation; feeling ofcoldness and numbness. Face sallow , pale, earthy;skin cold and clammy . Lupus. Heat in face.Freckles, eruptions on the faces of young per-sons, especially of young girls at puberty . Facialpains, of a grinding, tearing nature (Mag Phos).Pale face in children, when teething is difficult. Mouth – Unpleasant, disgusting taste in
mouth in the morning caused by non-assimila-tion of food (Nat Phos). Teeth – Retarded dentition (Calc Fluor). Phosphate of lime (Calc Phos) is a constituent ofthe teeth, and when this material is deficient,dentition will be slow and painful, often causingconvulsions (Mag Phos) and other ailments.Teeth decay as soon as they appear. Gumsinflamed and painful (Ferrum Phos). Toothache,which is worse at night (Silicea). Chief remedy in
all teething disorders . “If the gums be pale, this
remedy is especially indicated” (Schuessler). Tongue – Swollen tongue (Kali Mur). Stiff
and numb. Blisters and pimples on tip of thetongue. Throat – Enlargement of the throat. Chief
remedy for goiter (Nat Mur). Chronic enlarge-
ment of the tonsils . “I have given it in the acute
stage, when suffocation threatened, with excel-lent results,” (Chapman, [see: full reference toChapman’s book in the Bibliography]). Glandspainful, aching. Thirst, with dry tongue andmouth. Sticking pain in throat on swallowing. Constant hoarseness. Hemming and scraping ofthroat when talking. (Public speakers are greatlybenefited by this cell salt when alternated withFerrum Phos.) Burning and soreness in larynxand pharynx, in cases of chronic catarrh whenthere is considerable dripping from the posteriornares (postnasal drip).Gastric symptoms – Pain after eating. Food
seems to lie in stomach in a lump. Heaviness
and burning. Pain worse from eating even thesmallest amount of food (Ferrum Phos).Stomach sore to the touch. Abnormally largeappetite, but food causes distress. Cold drinksand food greatly aggravate the pains, while heatrelieves it (Mag Phos). Vomiting after cold
drinks. Faint, sinking feeling in region of stom-
ach. Pain sometimes relieved by belching wind.In infants, vomiting sour, curdled milk (NatPhos). Constant desire to nurse. Stomach feelsbloated. Headache, accompanied with indiges-tion (digestive headache). Belching of gas. Mostof these gastric symptoms are due to non-assim-ilation of food. A course of this remedy shouldbe given after gastric or typhoid fever and in allcases where digestion is poor to aid assimilationof food. Abdomen and stool – Diarrhea in teething
children; stools slimy , green, with undigestedmatter; with colic (Nat Phos). Give a warm-water enema. Cholera infantum , child craves
food it should not eat. Stool is hot, noisy, and
offensive-smelling (Kali Phos). Inability to
properly digest food during the summer.Diarrhea caused from inability to properly digestfood. Face pale and anxious, child fretful. Painin the abdomen near the navel. Infant crieswhen it nurses. Marasmus (failure to thrive),eats heartily but grows more emaciated all thetime. Frequent urge to pass stool but nothing
passes (Kali Phos, Mag Phos). Diarrhea in
young girls, with accompanying headache.Costiveness (constipation), with hard stool, inold people and infants. Itching piles, also pro-truding hemorrhoids (Calc Fluor, FerrumPhos). Hemorrhoids, which ooze a thick, clearsubstance resembling egg whites, especiallynoticeable in anemic persons. Anal fissures and
cracks (Calc Fluor). Fistula without pain. Neuralgia of rectum and pain after stool.Symptoms all worse at night or with change inweather (Silicea). Tabes mesenterica (abdomi-
nal lymph-wasting disease). To prevent the for-mation of gallstones. Urinary organs – Urine dark yellow . Frequent urge to urinate, with sharp, shooting,cutting pains at the neck of the bladder andalong the urethra (Ferrum Phos). Increase in thequantity of urine. Bright’s disease of the kidneys(Kali Phos). Phosphatic deposit in the urine, asan intercurrent remedy . Gravel sediment inurine (Nat Sulph). Diabetes mellitus, as an inter-current remedy . To prevent formation of bladderstones. Calc Phos assists in the breaking down ofprotein that can accumulate in the kidneys. Male sexual organs – Swelling of the testi-
cles (orchitis). Masturbation. Inguinal (groinarea) hernia (Calc Fluor). Itchy , greatly relaxedscrotum. Sweating and soreness of scrotum.Chronic gonorrhea and gleet (chronic inflam-mation of a bodily orifice), when there is thecharacteristic discharge. Dropsy of the testicles.Egg-white-like discharges from the urethra. Female sexual organs – Weakness in uter-
ine region from prolapsed uterus and otheruterine displacements (Calc Fluor, Kali Phos). “Calc Phos may not have the contracting powerof Calc Fluor, by acting directly upon the mus-cles and tissues involved, but it acts indirectly bybuilding up the general health and aiding diges-tion, thereby restoring the tissues to a healthycondition and promoting the deposit of CalcFluor” (Chapman). Aching in the uterus. Increased sexual desire, especially immediatelybefore menstruation. Leucorrhea (white dis-charge from the vagina), with thick, clear, verytenacious discharge. Intercurrently in all cases ofleucorrhea, to build up general health. Acridleucorrhea, worse after menstruation or withsexual excitement. Dullness and listlessness. Inyoung girls with anemic conditions, menses tooearly or too late. Menstrual discharge bright red,too frequent. Menses with pain in back. Labor-like pains at the time of menstruation (Mag
30 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESCHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 31Phos); to prevent, use Ferrum Phos. Menses,
with flushed face and cold extremities (FerrumPhos). Pregnancy – Aching in the limbs during preg-
nancy . Poor milk, watery or with salty taste (NatMur). Child refuses to nurse. Child vomits sour,curdled milk quite frequently . Sore nipples(Ferrum Phos). After pregnancy , as a restorative;
also after long nursing , when the patient is debil-
itated. Respiratory organs – Cough, with expectora-
tion of clear (not yellow), thick mucus. Chroniccoughing. Incipient consumption (tuberculosis).Intercurrently in all cases for weakness and pros-tration. Chronic cases of whooping cough.Rheumatic pains in lungs . Involuntary sighing . Soreness and dryness of tuberculosis in throat.Aching in the chest. Night sweats, especiallyaround the head (Silicea, Nat Mur). Hawking toclear throat. Cough in anemic persons or teethingchildren. Circulatory organs – Intercurrently in most
cases of heart trouble. Poor circulation, with coldextremities. Palpitation of the heart, followed byweakness. Leukemia (excess of white corpusclesin the blood). Back and extremities – Calc Phos, appropri-
ately named “the bone r emedy ,” plays an impor-
tant role in disease located in the back andextremities. Curvature of the spine (used in con-junction with mechanical supports). Numbness
and coldness of the limbs. Pains and aching in
the joints. Cold sensations in the limbs, as if
cold water were being poured over them. Pains
in the bones, especially the shinbones. Painworse at night and in cold, damp weather.Rheumatism of the joints and in the backbetween the shoulders; very severe and worseat night or during rest. Lumbago (Ferrum
Phos). Hydroma patella (swelling of the kneecaps), cysts. Hydrops (swelling). Articular(joint) spinal irritation. Injuries of the coccyx.Infants are slow in learning to walk, and theirbones are soft and friable. Bowlegs (used in con-
junction with mechanical supports). In chil-dren, thin neck (Nat Mur). Broken bones; thissalt is essential to facilitate the deposit of extramaterial necessary for their mending. Rickets:“This disease appears to consist essentially inthe nondeposition of phosphate of lime in theosteoid (bone) tissues” (from Thomas’ Medical
Dictionary , as cited by Dr. Carey . In the case of
syphilis, inflammation of the periosteum (bonecovering). Ulcers and abscesses, when deep-seated on the bones or joints. Neuralgia, whendeep-seated as if on the bone, commencing atnight (Silicea). Pain in limbs, restlessness, limbsfall asleep; better when moving them. Nervous symptoms – Neuralgia , which is
worse at night, colic, cramps, spasms, convul-sions, etc. (take if Mag Phos fails to relieve thesesymptoms). Convulsions in teething children,young girls, and old people, when the lime saltsare deficient. Paralysis, when associated withrheumatism. Fatigue and weariness. Pains very
severe at night, with sensation of creepingnumbness and coldness. Pains shoot all overthe body like electrical shocks and, at othertimes, like trickling cold water. Skin – Eruptions on the skin, when the dis-
charge is thick and clear. Pimples, acute orchronic, with itching. Itchy skin, without erup-tions. Eczema, with yellowish-white crust. Facefull of pimples. Scrofulous affections, intercur-rently . Dry skin. Skin itching and burning, asfrom nettles. Perspiration on hands from spinalweakness. Lupus, with characteristic symptoms.Pruritus (itching) of vagina, with or withoutthick, clear leucorrhea (Nat Mur). Freckles(apply a 10 percent solution of cell salt in waterto the face). Chafed skin (Nat Mur). Acnerosacea. T ubercles (nodules) on the skin. Scalyherpes on the shins. Tissues – Bones weak, easily broken; when
broken, bones will not unite or, when new bonematerial is needed. Rickets. Tabes, or atrophy ofany organ tissue. Poor nutrition through indi-
gestion. Ulceration of bone substance. Stuntedgrowth. Defective development, with pale,greenish-white complexion. Polyps. Disease ofthe pancreas. Emaciation, chlorosis, anemia.Intercurrently in all bone affections, constitu-tional weakness. As a tonic for delicate, anemicpersons (Ferrum Phos). All ailments caused bya deficiency or disturbance in the phosphate oflime (Calc Phos) molecules. Febrile conditions – Chilliness and shiver-
ing, when beginning of fever (Ferrum Phos).Excessive perspiration, night sweats in cases of
phthisis (tuberculosis) . Phthisis . Cold, clammysweat on the face and body . After typhoid and
other fevers, as the disease recedes, to promotethe deposit of new material in place of thatdestroyed. Sleep – Restless sleep due to worms (Nat
Phos), drowsiness, sleepiness, difficulty wakingin the morning. Vivid dreams. Modalities – Symptoms are generally worse
at night in damp, cold weather (Nat Sulph), with
change of weather, upon getting wet, etc. Better
in warm weather and in warm room. FACIAL SIGNS OF CALCPHOS
DEFICIENCY
A waxy appearance is often seen on areas
with cartilage such as the nose, ears, etc. Themore facial surface having this waxy quality , thegreater the deficiency . Ears may appear waxy on the cartilage and
ear muscle. Look for a waxy intensity . Eyebrows Look for a waxy appearance to the
skin. There may also be waxy-looking stripescoming diagonally from the eyebrows. White spots on the teeth and nails show a
Calc Phos deficiency . We also see teeth withtranslucent tips (Calc Fluor). Stretched cheekbone musculature is another
sign. People with this symptom exhibit a biting orhard-bitten look or character, as though life hasdealt them a hard hand. Small lips also suggest a hard life. These sig-
nify poor mineral absorption. Yogurt appearance , a creamy-whitish look. This can occur in the case of Calc Sulph deficien-cy as well. THERAPEUTIC INDEX OF CALCPHOS
Adapted from: Therapeutic Index (1890) by Dr. W . H. Schuessler
Anemia , first remedy . Bone diseases , see also Rickets. 32 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESCalc Phos
Summary
ORGAN AND TISSUE AFFINITIES
Nutrition , bones , tendons, teeth,
protein binder ,muscles, cartilage, chest. MODALITIES
Symptoms worse < teething, loss of
fluids, exposure to cold, wet wind,thinking of symptoms, puberty , eatingfruit. Symptoms better > summer warmth,
dry weather, lying down, rest. DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS
Muscles are sensitive to cold. White
marks on fingernails and teeth. Tips ofteeth are translucent. DISEASE CONDITIONS
Bone problems, weak ankles,
teething problems, osteoporosis, spinabifida, stiff neck, rickets.CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 33Calc Phos (a)
The tips of the teeth clearly show the translucent quality of a Calc Phos deficiency . A Calc Fluor deficiency
can also show up as translucence of the teeth. The chin is red and thus shows a Nat Phos deficiency . Thereare brownish spots on the skin that show a Kali Sulph deficiency . Calc Phos (b)
This picture shows a Calc Phos deficiency with a waxy appearance around the eyes, root of the nose and
into the eyebrows. The redness of the cheeks shows a Kali Mur deficiency . 34 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIES
CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 35Calc Phos (c)
This woman shows a Calc Phos deficiency by the waxy appearance around her eyes, nose and forehead. She also has a Nat Phos deficiency because of the appearance of the red acne blemishes. The brownish-black of the inner eye area is a Calc Fluor deficiency sign. The middle of her forehead has a greenish tinge,suggestive of a Nat Sulph deficiency . Calc Phos (d)
This woman has the Calc Phos deficiency symptoms of a waxy appearance of the root of the nose, eyes
and into the eyebrows. She has the reddish overlay indicative of a Mag Phos deficiency , and a Calc Fluordeficiency can be noted in the raised pattern in the corner of the eyes. The bags under her eyes denote aNat Sulph deficiency . Her squinting appearance, horizontal lines on the root of the nose, and short eye-brows also show a hypothyroid condition. Such conditions accompany a weak liver. Another sign of livermalfunction is seen in the greenish appearance, a Nat Sulph deficiency . 36 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIES
CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 37Cancer , in scrofulous (swelling of the lymph
nodes) constitutions. Catarrh (mucus congestion), in chronic or ane-
mic persons. Chlorosis (greenish tint to skin) type of anemia. Convalescence , during and after acute diseases. Convulsions , from teething, without fever, if Mag
Phos fails. Cough , in consumption (tuberculosis). Delicacy , in growing girls and children. Diabetes mellitus . Diptheria , first remedy , to reduce the fever and
limit inflammation of throat. Dropsy (swelling), from non-assimilation or ane-
mia. Eczema , with anemia. Eczema , with dry , crusty affections. Enuresis (urinary incontinence), nocturnal, from
general weakness. Eyelids , spasmodic affection, if Mag Phos fails. Face ache (neuralgic, rheumatic), worse at night. Fits (epileptic), during development in child-
hood and youth. Fits, in the scrofulous. Fontanelles , remaining open too long. Fractured bones , to promote union. Glands (lymphatics), enlarged, chronic. Gonorrhea , with anemia. Gout , rheumatic. Hemorrhoids , chronic, in anemic or weak
patients. Headache , the head feeling and being cold to the
touch. Hernia , in anemic patients. Housemaid’s knee (swelling of the knee), with
anemia. Hydrocele (clear fluid in a cavity), if Nat Mur
fails. Hydrocephalus (water in the head). Inflammation of the eyes , during dentition, after
Ferrum Phos. Intestinal worms , predisposition to, in anemic
patients.Intermittent fever , chronic, in children. Kidney disease (Bright’s) . Lameness , rheumatic, obstinate, after Kali Mur. Leucorrhea (white discharge from the vagina), as
a constitutional tonic. Lumbago , if Ferrum Phos fails. Lupus , if a partial manifestation of scrofulosis;
see also Kali Mur. Ozena (foul-smelling nasal discharge), with
scrofulous symptoms. Pains (rheumatic) , in the head, worse during the
night. Pains in the head , worse with heat or cold. Rheumatism, worse at night. Rheumatism , aggravated by heat or cold. Rheumatism , worse in bad weather. Rheumatism , worse with change of weather. Rheumatism , chronic, of the joints, with cold or
numb feeling. Rickets.Skin affections , in anemic persons. Suppuration (discharge of pus from infection), of
bone. Teeth , too rapid decay of. Teething , disordered. Teething , too late. Teething , minor ailments caused by it. Tonsils , chronic swelling,
Toothache , worse at night. Toothache , worse in bad weather. Tubercles (nodules), in the skin. Whooping cough , obstinate cases. “EVERY DISEASE WHICH AFFLICTS HUMANITY
REVEALS A LACK OF ONE OR MORE OF THESEINORGANIC CELL
-SALTS.” 
– J.B. C HAPMAN , M.D. ASTROLOGY OF CALCPHOS
Capricorn: The Goat of the Zodiac
December 21 to January 19
Adapted from: Cell Salts of Salvation by Dr. George
Carey
Persons born be-
tween the dates Dec-ember 21 and January19 come under theinfluence of the Sun inCapricorn, the Goat. Capricorn represents the great business interests– trusts and s
yndicates. Here many laborers are
employed. Thus Capricorn symbolizes the foun-dation and framework of society – the common-wealth of human interests. The bones of the human organism represent
the foundation stones and framework of thesoul’s temple. Bone tissue is composed princi-pally of the phosphate of lime, known as cal-carea phosphate, or calcium phosphate. Withouta proper amount of lime, no bone can beformed, and bone is the foundation of the body . A building must first have a foundation
before the structure can be reared. Thus we seewhy the “Great Work” commences in the Goat.Lime is white – hence the “White Stone.” In thebook of Revelations (2:17) we read: “To him that
overcometh will I give to eat of the hiddenmanna and will give him a White Stone, and inthe Stone a new name written which no manknoweth saving he that receiveth it.”
In the mountains of India, it is said, a tribe
dwells, the priests of which claim that man’scomplete history from birth to death is recordedin his bones. These people say the bones aresecret archives hence do not decay quickly asdoes flesh and blood. Capricorn people possess a deep interior
nature in which they often dwell in the “Solitudeof the Soul.” They scheme and plan and build aircastles and really enjoy their ideal world. If theyare sometimes talkative, their language seldomgives any hint of the wonderlands of their imag-ination. To that enchanted garden, the sign, “NoThoroughfare,” forever blocks the way . The governing planet of this earth sign is
Saturn. The gems associated with Capricorn arewhite onyx and moonstone, and the colors aregarnet, brown, silver-gray , and black. In Bible alchemy (an esoteric interpretation
of the Bible), Capricorn is represented by Judah,the fourth son of Jacob, whose name means “thepraise of the Lord.” John is the New Testamentdisciple associated with this sign. 38 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIES
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        In Bible alchemy (an esotericinterpretation of the Bible), Cancer is representedby Zebulum, the tenth son of Jacob, whose namemeans “dwelling place” or “habitation. ” Matthewis the New Testament disciple associated with thissign. 26 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESAs bone is the foundation of the animal structure, I will commence
with the bone builder – Calc Phos, also known as calcium phos-
phate. Bone tissue is about 57 percent lime phosphate. The lime salt
has chemical affinity for protein. While there is a certain degree of affinitybetween each of the cell salts and protein – protein being the base of allorganic matter – the operation of calcium phosphate with protein is great-est. The salt chemically unites with protein, carries it, and uses it as cementto build bone tissue. Bone also contains carbonate of soda, magnesiumphosphate, and sodium chloride, but lime phosphate is the chief builder ofbone tissue, and it follows, as a logical sequence, that it is the principal saltdeficient in all so-called diseases of bone structure. *
The gelatin found in bone tissue is formed by the union of protein, oil,
carbon, lime, and phosphate in certain proportion. A lack in the properamount of this builder, in some instances, causes an anemic condition, forbone material (lime and protein) is the foundation of bodily structure. Under certain conditions, dependent on deficiencies in other cell salts,
a break in the molecular chain of lime phosphate will cause an outflow ofprotein through the kidneys. Why should the escape of albumen (egg-white-like protein; also referred to as “albuminoids”) through the kidneysbe named Bright’s disease. It seems that the fact of the loss of albumen inthis manner was first discovered in the case of a hospital patient namedBright, and although many others die in a regular and orthodox mannerfrom the same cause that cut off the immortal Bright, the medical professionhas dignified the disease by the original label. The very same albumen thatcauses Bright’s disease, if expelled through the nasal passage, is calledcatarrh (mucus congestion), from the Greek word meaning “to drop down. ”
If albumen reaches the skin, by disintegration or fermentation it causes
pimples, eruptions, eczema, etc. If anyone derives pleasure from these
CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 27Calc PhosCHAPTER 4
*This complete introductory section is adapted from: 
The Chemistry and Wonders of the Human Body by Dr. George Carey. names, well and good, let them use them, but
chemistry knows nothing whatever about them. A great deficiency in Calc Phos may cause
protein to accumulate in some gland and theredisintegrate and flow out in pus, or heteroplasm(dissimilar tissue), which is called scrofula(swelling of the lymph nodes) by the old-schoolphysicians. The lime molecules are found in the fluids of
digestion and assimilation, and when there is alack of the proper amount of these workers, thedigestive juices become negative, lose their prop-er rate of motion or catalytic action, ferment, andthus produce gas, acid condition, etc. When limephosphate and sodium phosphate – the alkalinesalts – are deficient, acids, together with albu-minous substance, may settle in the joints andthus render synovial fluids “nonfunctional,”thereby causing pain, stiffness, and swelling ofthe joints. Just why this chemical fact must needshave the word “rheumatism” tacked to it does notappear. The word “rheumatism” is derived fromthe word “rheum,” meaning “to flow out. ”
MATERIA MEDICA FOR CALCPHOS
Adapted from: The Biochemic System of Medicine,
Materia Medica by Dr. George Carey
Calc Phos (also known as phosphate of lime
or calcium phosphate) is destined to play aprominent part in the treatment of the sick whenits range is fully understood by medical practi-tioners. This salt works with albumen, carrying itto the bone, tissue, or any other part of the bodywhere it may be needed. It uses albumen as acement to build up bone structure. Bone is 57 percent phosphate of lime, the
remainder gelatin (an albuminous, gluey sub-stance), carbonate of soda, magnesium phos-phate, and sodium chloride. Without the lime(Calc Phos), no bone can be made. When, for any reason, the molecules of this
salt fall below the proper standard in the blood,a disturbance occurs in life’s processes. It may be
that bone cells are not rebuilt as fast as they die. In such cases, if the deficiency exists for a greatlength of time, a condition of anemia prevails,for the bone is the basis, the foundation stone,of the organism. Should the albumen, not hav-ing a sufficient quantity of the Calc Phos toproperly take care of it, become a disturbing ele-ment and be thrown off via the kidneys, Bright’sdisease results. If through the nasal passages, thecondition is named catarrh (mucus congestion). If by the lungs, a cough is produced. If the albu-men reaches the skin, pimples, eruptions, freck-les, a condition called eczema, or possibly soresresult. Calcium phosphate is found in gastric juice,
and a lack thereof is frequently the cause of indi-gestion. Conditions called rheumatism are some-
times due to a deficiency of this cell salt. It iswell known to biochemists that a proper balanceof sodium phosphate (Nat Phos) is required toprevent an acid condition from prevailing, andunder certain conditions, when calcium phos-phate for any reason is not present in properquantities, the affinities draw upon sodiumphosphate in an endeavor to supply the lack,and thus a deficiency in that alkaline salt ensue,which allows an acid condition to prevail, i. e. ,rheumatism. Calcium phosphate is also an aux-iliary to the therapeutic effects of magnesiumphosphate, as it more nearly resembles that saltthan any other. When Mag Phos is clearly indi-cated and it does not restore the normal condi-tion in a reasonable length of time, Calc Phosshould be given, for it is quite certain that it hasbeen drawn on from the blood to assist the workof Mag Phos, hence the deficiency in the limesalt. Characteristic Indications
(Note: Remedies in parentheses provide thera-
peutic support to Calc Phos. ) 28 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESCHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 29Mental – Peevishness and fretfulness in chil-
dren. Poor memory, incapacity for concentratedthought, mind wanders from one subject toanother, weak minds in those practicing or whohave practiced masturbation (Kali Phos). Dullness, stupidity, depression of spirits, anxietyabout the future. Desire for solitude after grief(Nat Mur), disappointment, pain, etc. Head – Headache, with cold feeling in the
head, also head feels cold to the touch. Headacheon top of head and behind the ears. Tight sensa-tion. Headache in girls during puberty, with rest-lessness and nervousness. Headache worse from
mental exertion, worse near the sutures. Skullthin and soft. Closure of the fontanellesdelayed, or reopening of same. Vertigo (Ferrum
Phos). Crawling, cold sensations over the head. Ulcers on top of head. Dropsy (swelling) of thebrain. Loss of hair; bald spots. Inability to hold upthe head. Ears – Aching pain, with swelling of the
glands of face and neck. Earache with character-istic clear, thick, excoriating (irritating) dis-charge. In scrofulous (those with lymphaticswelling) persons, where the glands are veryswollen. Ears swollen, burning, and itching. Eyes – Sensitivity to artificial light. Eyeballs
ache; spasm of the eyelids (Mag Phos). Squinting. Hot feeling in the eyelids. Paralysis of the retina,causing dimness and loss of sight (Kali Phos). Neuralgic pain in eyes, when Mag Phos fails. Inflammation of the eye, with characteristic dis-charge, especially in scrofulous subjects. Lightsensitivity (Ferrum Phos, Nat Mur). Nose – Large, pedunculated (on a stalk) nasal
polyps. Nose swollen (from congestion) andgreatly inflamed at the edges of nostrils (Silicea). Tip of nose cold. Congestion, cold in head. Thick,clear, tough discharge, dropping from posteriornares, causing constant hawking and spitting;worse outdoors. In anemic persons, dispositionto take cold (Ferrum Phos). Preparing the wayfor other remedies in all cases of catarrh, CalcPhos has a decided tonic action on the mem-
branes. Face – Anemic or chlorotic (greenish tint to
skin) face. Dirty-looking face. Rheumatism of theface, which is worse at night. Pimples on the face. Facial pains, with a creeping sensation; feeling ofcoldness and numbness. Face sallow, pale, earthy;skin cold and clammy. Lupus. Heat in face. Freckles, eruptions on the faces of young per-sons, especially of young girls at puberty. Facialpains, of a grinding, tearing nature (Mag Phos). Pale face in children, when teething is difficult. Mouth – Unpleasant, disgusting taste in
mouth in the morning caused by non-assimila-tion of food (Nat Phos). Teeth – Retarded dentition (Calc Fluor). Phosphate of lime (Calc Phos) is a constituent ofthe teeth, and when this material is deficient,dentition will be slow and painful, often causingconvulsions (Mag Phos) and other ailments. Teeth decay as soon as they appear. Gumsinflamed and painful (Ferrum Phos). Toothache,which is worse at night (Silicea). Chief remedy in
all teething disorders. “If the gums be pale, this
remedy is especially indicated” (Schuessler). Tongue – Swollen tongue (Kali Mur). Stiff
and numb. Blisters and pimples on tip of thetongue. Throat – Enlargement of the throat. Chief
remedy for goiter (Nat Mur). Chronic enlarge-
ment of the tonsils. “I have given it in the acute
stage, when suffocation threatened, with excel-lent results,” (Chapman, [see: full reference toChapman’s book in the Bibliography]). Glandspainful, aching. Thirst, with dry tongue andmouth. Sticking pain in throat on swallowing. Constant hoarseness. Hemming and scraping ofthroat when talking. (Public speakers are greatlybenefited by this cell salt when alternated withFerrum Phos. ) Burning and soreness in larynxand pharynx, in cases of chronic catarrh whenthere is considerable dripping from the posteriornares (postnasal drip). Gastric symptoms – Pain after eating. Food
seems to lie in stomach in a lump. Heaviness
and burning. Pain worse from eating even thesmallest amount of food (Ferrum Phos). Stomach sore to the touch. Abnormally largeappetite, but food causes distress. Cold drinksand food greatly aggravate the pains, while heatrelieves it (Mag Phos). Vomiting after cold
drinks. Faint, sinking feeling in region of stom-
ach. Pain sometimes relieved by belching wind. In infants, vomiting sour, curdled milk (NatPhos). Constant desire to nurse. Stomach feelsbloated. Headache, accompanied with indiges-tion (digestive headache). Belching of gas. Mostof these gastric symptoms are due to non-assim-ilation of food. A course of this remedy shouldbe given after gastric or typhoid fever and in allcases where digestion is poor to aid assimilationof food. Abdomen and stool – Diarrhea in teething
children; stools slimy, green, with undigestedmatter; with colic (Nat Phos). Give a warm-water enema. Cholera infantum, child craves
food it should not eat. Stool is hot, noisy, and
offensive-smelling (Kali Phos). Inability to
properly digest food during the summer. Diarrhea caused from inability to properly digestfood. Face pale and anxious, child fretful. Painin the abdomen near the navel. Infant crieswhen it nurses. Marasmus (failure to thrive),eats heartily but grows more emaciated all thetime. Frequent urge to pass stool but nothing
passes (Kali Phos, Mag Phos). Diarrhea in
young girls, with accompanying headache. Costiveness (constipation), with hard stool, inold people and infants. Itching piles, also pro-truding hemorrhoids (Calc Fluor, FerrumPhos). Hemorrhoids, which ooze a thick, clearsubstance resembling egg whites, especiallynoticeable in anemic persons. Anal fissures and
cracks (Calc Fluor). Fistula without pain. Neuralgia of rectum and pain after stool. Symptoms all worse at night or with change inweather (Silicea). Tabes mesenterica (abdomi-
nal lymph-wasting disease). To prevent the for-mation of gallstones. Urinary organs – Urine dark yellow. Frequent urge to urinate, with sharp, shooting,cutting pains at the neck of the bladder andalong the urethra (Ferrum Phos). Increase in thequantity of urine. Bright’s disease of the kidneys(Kali Phos). Phosphatic deposit in the urine, asan intercurrent remedy. Gravel sediment inurine (Nat Sulph). Diabetes mellitus, as an inter-current remedy. To prevent formation of bladderstones. Calc Phos assists in the breaking down ofprotein that can accumulate in the kidneys. Male sexual organs – Swelling of the testi-
cles (orchitis). Masturbation. Inguinal (groinarea) hernia (Calc Fluor). Itchy, greatly relaxedscrotum. Sweating and soreness of scrotum. Chronic gonorrhea and gleet (chronic inflam-mation of a bodily orifice), when there is thecharacteristic discharge. Dropsy of the testicles. Egg-white-like discharges from the urethra. Female sexual organs – Weakness in uter-
ine region from prolapsed uterus and otheruterine displacements (Calc Fluor, Kali Phos). “Calc Phos may not have the contracting powerof Calc Fluor, by acting directly upon the mus-cles and tissues involved, but it acts indirectly bybuilding up the general health and aiding diges-tion, thereby restoring the tissues to a healthycondition and promoting the deposit of CalcFluor” (Chapman). Aching in the uterus. Increased sexual desire, especially immediatelybefore menstruation. Leucorrhea (white dis-charge from the vagina), with thick, clear, verytenacious discharge. Intercurrently in all cases ofleucorrhea, to build up general health. Acridleucorrhea, worse after menstruation or withsexual excitement. Dullness and listlessness. Inyoung girls with anemic conditions, menses tooearly or too late. Menstrual discharge bright red,too frequent. Menses with pain in back. Labor-like pains at the time of menstruation (Mag
30 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESCHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 31Phos); to prevent, use Ferrum Phos. Menses,
with flushed face and cold extremities (FerrumPhos). Pregnancy – Aching in the limbs during preg-
nancy. Poor milk, watery or with salty taste (NatMur). Child refuses to nurse. Child vomits sour,curdled milk quite frequently. Sore nipples(Ferrum Phos). After pregnancy, as a restorative;
also after long nursing, when the patient is debil-
itated. Respiratory organs – Cough, with expectora-
tion of clear (not yellow), thick mucus. Chroniccoughing. Incipient consumption (tuberculosis). Intercurrently in all cases for weakness and pros-tration. Chronic cases of whooping cough. Rheumatic pains in lungs. Involuntary sighing. Soreness and dryness of tuberculosis in throat. Aching in the chest. Night sweats, especiallyaround the head (Silicea, Nat Mur). Hawking toclear throat. Cough in anemic persons or teethingchildren. Circulatory organs – Intercurrently in most
cases of heart trouble. Poor circulation, with coldextremities. Palpitation of the heart, followed byweakness. Leukemia (excess of white corpusclesin the blood). Back and extremities – Calc Phos, appropri-
ately named “the bone r emedy,” plays an impor-
tant role in disease located in the back andextremities. Curvature of the spine (used in con-junction with mechanical supports). Numbness
and coldness of the limbs. Pains and aching in
the joints. Cold sensations in the limbs, as if
cold water were being poured over them. Pains
in the bones, especially the shinbones. Painworse at night and in cold, damp weather. Rheumatism of the joints and in the backbetween the shoulders; very severe and worseat night or during rest. Lumbago (Ferrum
Phos). Hydroma patella (swelling of the kneecaps), cysts. Hydrops (swelling). Articular(joint) spinal irritation. Injuries of the coccyx. Infants are slow in learning to walk, and theirbones are soft and friable. Bowlegs (used in con-
junction with mechanical supports). In chil-dren, thin neck (Nat Mur). Broken bones; thissalt is essential to facilitate the deposit of extramaterial necessary for their mending. Rickets:“This disease appears to consist essentially inthe nondeposition of phosphate of lime in theosteoid (bone) tissues” (from Thomas’ Medical
Dictionary, as cited by Dr. Carey. In the case of
syphilis, inflammation of the periosteum (bonecovering). Ulcers and abscesses, when deep-seated on the bones or joints. Neuralgia, whendeep-seated as if on the bone, commencing atnight (Silicea). Pain in limbs, restlessness, limbsfall asleep; better when moving them. Nervous symptoms – Neuralgia, which is
worse at night, colic, cramps, spasms, convul-sions, etc. (take if Mag Phos fails to relieve thesesymptoms). Convulsions in teething children,young girls, and old people, when the lime saltsare deficient. Paralysis, when associated withrheumatism. Fatigue and weariness. Pains very
severe at night, with sensation of creepingnumbness and coldness. Pains shoot all overthe body like electrical shocks and, at othertimes, like trickling cold water. Skin – Eruptions on the skin, when the dis-
charge is thick and clear. Pimples, acute orchronic, with itching. Itchy skin, without erup-tions. Eczema, with yellowish-white crust. Facefull of pimples. Scrofulous affections, intercur-rently. Dry skin. Skin itching and burning, asfrom nettles. Perspiration on hands from spinalweakness. Lupus, with characteristic symptoms. Pruritus (itching) of vagina, with or withoutthick, clear leucorrhea (Nat Mur). Freckles(apply a 10 percent solution of cell salt in waterto the face). Chafed skin (Nat Mur). Acnerosacea. T ubercles (nodules) on the skin. Scalyherpes on the shins. Tissues – Bones weak, easily broken; when
broken, bones will not unite or, when new bonematerial is needed. Rickets. Tabes, or atrophy ofany organ tissue. Poor nutrition through indi-
gestion. Ulceration of bone substance. Stuntedgrowth. Defective development, with pale,greenish-white complexion. Polyps. Disease ofthe pancreas. Emaciation, chlorosis, anemia. Intercurrently in all bone affections, constitu-tional weakness. As a tonic for delicate, anemicpersons (Ferrum Phos). All ailments caused bya deficiency or disturbance in the phosphate oflime (Calc Phos) molecules. Febrile conditions – Chilliness and shiver-
ing, when beginning of fever (Ferrum Phos). Excessive perspiration, night sweats in cases of
phthisis (tuberculosis). Phthisis. Cold, clammysweat on the face and body. After typhoid and
other fevers, as the disease recedes, to promotethe deposit of new material in place of thatdestroyed. Sleep – Restless sleep due to worms (Nat
Phos), drowsiness, sleepiness, difficulty wakingin the morning. Vivid dreams. Modalities – Symptoms are generally worse
at night in damp, cold weather (Nat Sulph), with
change of weather, upon getting wet, etc. Better
in warm weather and in warm room. FACIAL SIGNS OF CALCPHOS
DEFICIENCY
A waxy appearance is often seen on areas
with cartilage such as the nose, ears, etc. Themore facial surface having this waxy quality, thegreater the deficiency. Ears may appear waxy on the cartilage and
ear muscle. Look for a waxy intensity. Eyebrows Look for a waxy appearance to the
skin. There may also be waxy-looking stripescoming diagonally from the eyebrows. White spots on the teeth and nails show a
Calc Phos deficiency. We also see teeth withtranslucent tips (Calc Fluor). Stretched cheekbone musculature is another
sign. People with this symptom exhibit a biting orhard-bitten look or character, as though life hasdealt them a hard hand. Small lips also suggest a hard life. These sig-
nify poor mineral absorption. Yogurt appearance, a creamy-whitish look. This can occur in the case of Calc Sulph deficien-cy as well. THERAPEUTIC INDEX OF CALCPHOS
Adapted from: Therapeutic Index (1890) by Dr. W. H. Schuessler
Anemia, first remedy. Bone diseases, see also Rickets. 32 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIESCalc Phos
Summary
ORGAN AND TISSUE AFFINITIES
Nutrition, bones, tendons, teeth,
protein binder,muscles, cartilage, chest. MODALITIES
Symptoms worse < teething, loss of
fluids, exposure to cold, wet wind,thinking of symptoms, puberty, eatingfruit. Symptoms better > summer warmth,
dry weather, lying down, rest. DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS
Muscles are sensitive to cold. White
marks on fingernails and teeth. Tips ofteeth are translucent. DISEASE CONDITIONS
Bone problems, weak ankles,
teething problems, osteoporosis, spinabifida, stiff neck, rickets. CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 33Calc Phos (a)
The tips of the teeth clearly show the translucent quality of a Calc Phos deficiency. A Calc Fluor deficiency
can also show up as translucence of the teeth. The chin is red and thus shows a Nat Phos deficiency. Thereare brownish spots on the skin that show a Kali Sulph deficiency. Calc Phos (b)
This picture shows a Calc Phos deficiency with a waxy appearance around the eyes, root of the nose and
into the eyebrows. The redness of the cheeks shows a Kali Mur deficiency. 34 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIES
CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 35Calc Phos (c)
This woman shows a Calc Phos deficiency by the waxy appearance around her eyes, nose and forehead. She also has a Nat Phos deficiency because of the appearance of the red acne blemishes. The brownish-black of the inner eye area is a Calc Fluor deficiency sign. The middle of her forehead has a greenish tinge,suggestive of a Nat Sulph deficiency. Calc Phos (d)
This woman has the Calc Phos deficiency symptoms of a waxy appearance of the root of the nose, eyes
and into the eyebrows. She has the reddish overlay indicative of a Mag Phos deficiency, and a Calc Fluordeficiency can be noted in the raised pattern in the corner of the eyes. The bags under her eyes denote aNat Sulph deficiency. Her squinting appearance, horizontal lines on the root of the nose, and short eye-brows also show a hypothyroid condition. Such conditions accompany a weak liver. Another sign of livermalfunction is seen in the greenish appearance, a Nat Sulph deficiency. 36 FACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CELLSALTDEFICIENCIES
CHAPTER 4: C ALCPHOS 37Cancer, in scrofulous (swelling of the lymph
nodes) constitutions. Catarrh (mucus congestion), in chronic or ane-
mic persons. Chlorosis (greenish tint to skin) type of anemia. Convalescence, during and after acute diseases. Convulsions, from teething, without fever, if Mag
Phos fails. Cough, in consumption (tuberculosis). Delicacy, in growing girls and children. Diabetes mellitus. Diptheria, first remedy, to reduce the fever and
limit inflammation of throat. Dropsy (swelling), from non-assimilation or ane-
mia. Eczema, with anemia. Eczema, with dry, crusty affections. Enuresis (urinary incontinence), nocturnal, from
general weakness. Eyelids, spasmodic affection, if Mag Phos fails. Face ache (neuralgic, rheumatic), worse at night. Fits (epileptic), during development in child-
hood and youth. Fits, in the scrofulous. Fontanelles, remaining open too long. Fractured bones, to promote union. Glands (lymphatics), enlarged, chronic. Gonorrhea, with anemia. Gout, rheumatic. Hemorrhoids, chronic, in anemic or weak
patients. Headache, the head feeling and being cold to the
touch. Hernia, in anemic patients. Housemaid’s knee (swelling of the knee), with
anemia. Hydrocele (clear fluid in a cavity), if Nat Mur
fails. Hydrocephalus (water in the head). Inflammation of the eyes, during dentition, after
Ferrum Phos. Intestinal worms, predisposition to, in anemic
patients. Intermittent fever, chronic, in children. Kidney disease (Bright’s). Lameness, rheumatic, obstinate, after Kali Mur. Leucorrhea (white discharge from the vagina), as
a constitutional tonic. Lumbago, if Ferrum Phos fails. Lupus, if a partial manifestation of scrofulosis;
see also Kali Mur. Ozena (foul-smelling nasal discharge), with
scrofulous symptoms. Pains (rheumatic), in the head, worse during the
night. Pains in the head, worse with heat or cold. Rheumatism, worse at night. Rheumatism, aggravated by heat or cold. Rheumatism, worse in bad weather. Rheumatism, worse with change of weather. Rheumatism, chronic, of the joints, with cold or
numb feeling.
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Sodium phosphate
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The Chemistry and Wonders of the Human Body by Dr. George Carey
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