As we mentioned in other articles, endometriosis growing somewhere else other than the endometrium also reacts to hormonal signals of the monthly menstrual cycle, building up tissues by breaking it, and eliminating it through the menstrual period. As we know chemical cells salts play a very important role in homeopathy in treating some kinds of diseases. In this article, we will discuss how natrium muriaticum ( sodium chloride, NaC1) helps to treat endometriosis.
I. Definition
Natrium muriaticum is also known as sodium chloride with a chemical structure of NaC1. It has been used in homeopathic medicine in helping water distribution in the body.
II. How natrium muriaticum ( sodium chloride, NaC1) effects endometriosis
1. Glandular function
Sodium chloride is said to increase glandular function, including the live, therefore, it not only helps the liver in metabolism of carbohydrate in providing energy for the body, but also increases the function of regulating insulin in the intestine thereby it lessens the foods and sugar craving for some women with endometriosis during menstrual cycle.
2. Water retention
Since it helps in water distribution, it helps to improve the lymphatic functions by removing of interstitial fluid from the body tissues thereby decreasing the risk of water retention, a common symptoms for women with endometriosis.
3. Constipation
Some women with endometriosis may experience menstrual cramps during menstrual cycle caused by endometrial implants or adhesion attached to secretion organs, sodium chloride helps to moisturize the inner large intestine and move the stool, that helps to reduce the abdomen pain.
4. Digestive system
Sodium chloride also helps to improve digestive system in absorption the vital vitamins and minerals that is vital for the body, because most women with endometriosis are found to have essential vitamins and minerals deficiency during menstrual cycle.
5. Reduce nervous tension
By improving the liver in protein and fat metabolism, it helps to improve function of cells in the nervous system resulting in lessening symptoms of endometriosis such as headache, poor-quality sleep, fatigue and feelings of hopelessness.
I. Definition
Natrium muriaticum is also known as sodium chloride with a chemical structure of NaC1. It has been used in homeopathic medicine in helping water distribution in the body.
II. How natrium muriaticum ( sodium chloride, NaC1) effects endometriosis
1. Glandular function
Sodium chloride is said to increase glandular function, including the live, therefore, it not only helps the liver in metabolism of carbohydrate in providing energy for the body, but also increases the function of regulating insulin in the intestine thereby it lessens the foods and sugar craving for some women with endometriosis during menstrual cycle.
2. Water retention
Since it helps in water distribution, it helps to improve the lymphatic functions by removing of interstitial fluid from the body tissues thereby decreasing the risk of water retention, a common symptoms for women with endometriosis.
3. Constipation
Some women with endometriosis may experience menstrual cramps during menstrual cycle caused by endometrial implants or adhesion attached to secretion organs, sodium chloride helps to moisturize the inner large intestine and move the stool, that helps to reduce the abdomen pain.
4. Digestive system
Sodium chloride also helps to improve digestive system in absorption the vital vitamins and minerals that is vital for the body, because most women with endometriosis are found to have essential vitamins and minerals deficiency during menstrual cycle.
5. Reduce nervous tension
By improving the liver in protein and fat metabolism, it helps to improve function of cells in the nervous system resulting in lessening symptoms of endometriosis such as headache, poor-quality sleep, fatigue and feelings of hopelessness.
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