Potassium phosphate is predominantly found in brain, nerves, muscles and blood cells. It is involved in the oxidation process, changes of gas in respiration, chemical transformations in the blood, and saponifying of fats. A deficiency in potassium phosphate could result in poor memory, mental exhaustion, gloomy outlook, depression, nervousness, Alzheimer’s, senility, insomnia, dementia, excess body odour and other health conditions.
Some Sources of Potassium Phosphate
Basil
Bladderwrack
Blue Vervain
Chamomile
Coriander
Condurango
Dill
Elderflower
Flaxseed
Guaco
Hydrangea
Lily of the Valley
Nettle
Oak Bark
Red Raspberry Leaves
Rosemary
Sage
Sarsaparilla
Sweet almond
Wild apple
Reference(s)
Dr. Edward Shook’s Famous Course In Herbology. Copyright 1974 by George Cervilla
Healing Herbs and Health Foods of the Zodiac, 1992 by Ada Muir
New Light on Therapeutic Energie by Mark L. Gallert
drsebiscellfood.com
kshamicamd.com
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