Natrum Muriaticum 6X a strong attraction to fluids, mirroring its natural presence within the human body. Unlike potassium salts that primarily reside within cells, this mineral is predominantly found in extracellular fluids. In this capacity, it functions as a regulator, influencing the transportation and distribution of bodily fluids, ensuring water is distributed evenly throughout the organism. However, an imbalanced water distribution may lead to excessive dryness of mucous membranes.

Symptoms:

• Excessive dryness of mucous membranes
• Potential irregular water distribution
  
  Indications:
  
• Mental symptoms intensify prior to menstruation
• Possible symptoms include headaches, nausea, skin eruptions, weakness, back pains, heart palpitations, and abdominal and loin pains
• Natrum Muriatica patients may experience excessive sweating while eating
• Females may have watery diarrhea and white discharge with pain during menstruation
• The patient frequently experiences constipation, with dry and hard stools that are difficult to pass