Calcarea Fluor
Calcarea Fluor. is found in the surface of the bones, in tooth enamel and in the elastic fibers of the skin, muscular tissue and blood vessels.
When there is a deficiency of Calcarea Fluor, in these tissues, the following symptoms may develop:
Blurred vision, cracked tongue, dental decay, coughing, anal fissures, poor circulation, enlarged finger joints, cracks in the palms of the hands, eczema.
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