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In this class you will learn how to use the Cell Salts Ferrum-phos, Mag-phos, and Silica. Presented by CORAC’s Health & Wellness Team, and hosted by Anne Hajek (HajekHomeopathy.com).
Run time: 01hr|35m|04s
Recommended book: Homeopathic Cell Salt Remedies: Healing With Nature’s Twelve Mineral Compounds >
Anne’s site: HajekHomeopathy.com
Class schedule: HajekHomeopathy/CORAC.html
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