Nr.6 Dyscrasin is used in all skin conditions

Nr. 6 Dyscrasin by Soluna

Nr.6 Dyscrasin is used in all skin conditions

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Part Number: Nr.6

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Number 6 Dyscrasin [pronounced dis-kras-in] is a homeopathic medicine with spagyric elements indicated for support of healthy skin as well as detoxification of the skin matrix. The natural formula first produced in 1921 is specially prepared in Germany (tour the manufacturing facility), making all ingredients highly concentrated, bioavailable, and non-toxic.

Patients: Please contact your prescribing practitioner for further information on Nr. 6 Dyscrasin.

Nr.6 Dyscrasin is used in all skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, neurodermatitis, urticaria, cellulitis, abscess, herpes simplex, and inflammatory skin conditions. Dyscrasin is also an excellent detoxifier of the interstitial matrix and connective tissue. The cleansing action of this homeopathic medicine aids in the elimination of toxins that otherwise place stress on the skin as a system. The active constituents in their various states allows for maximum drainage and also act as an anti-inflammatory within the skin.

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» Supports healthy skin

» Aids in detoxification

Therapeutic Action: Support for all Skin Conditions and as a Metabolic Cleanser

Helpful For: Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Neurodermatitis, Urticaria, Skin Mycosis, Inflammatory Skin Conditions, Wound Healing, Cellulitis, Rosacea, Erythema Multiforme, Abscess, Dry Mucous Membranes, Anal Fistula