https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biochemic_cell_salts

Anyone knows where I could get them from (in the UK) if I'd like to opt for liquid form as tablets contain lactose?

All of the inorganic salts listed in the wikipedia article are already present in sufficient quantities in most peoples diets. The silicon dioxide listed is not bioactive. Drink unfiltered water, and you should recieve your daily dose of sodium, magnesium, potassium and many of the other trace metals which are essential.

I did not understand what I was reading in that link, or why I really care, but I don't understand your statement either. It would not be bioactive, because it is inorganic. Right? Did you mean bio-available? In water, orthosilicic acid would form. That would make it available to the body. That is the principle used in preparing diatomatious earth for bio-availability in a health protocol. Am I catching your "drift" on that point?

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I was just noting that the silicon dioxide listed as being one of the constituents of the biochemic tissue salts [in the Wikipedia link] was not bio-available to any appreciable extent.
But no silicon dioxide does not form orthosicilic acid in aqueous solution. Silicon dioxide is barley soluble in water at all. It's mass solubility is listed as 0.12 g/L. I'm saying it's lack of solubility in water makes it an unimportant ingredient in the biochemic tissue salts.

It may be a very slow process, but

SiO2 dissolves in water by forming orthosilicic acid, H4SiO4: SiO2 + 2 H2O → H4SiO4

This is why diatomaceous earth is best allowed to stay in water a while before drinking. It will not dissolve, but will form the acid. Most protocols call for it to be added to water then drink right away. This will only allow the diatomaceous earth to act as a colon cleanser and parasite killer. That's a good thing, but one would not get the desired silica.

I was reading bioactive in your statement, but I see that you meant bioavailable.

Isn't silicone dioxide just an inactive ingredient in the product? like a stabilizer or something.

I have not heard of liquid tissue salts.. but I understand what you mean with the lactose. if you are into taking tissue salts it is too much of a sweet rush for me but here is what you can do.

Get a brown or blue one ounce dropper bottle. Fill it with spring or distilled water and about 10ml of ever clear, you get from a liquor store or just a non sweet brandy will do. Ever clear will keep bugs from growing in the water and is just a harmless alchohol preservative.

Now add 4 pellets of your tissue salts remedy. Lable your bottle. Now if your tissue salts was a 6x you now have about a 7x give or take.. it will work just the same. Just take a small squirt for a dosage. You should have at least 90 dosages in that bottle and the potential to make many many more bottles with your stock of tissue salts pellets.

for a little extra power to the remedy success it on the table with 3 smacks before taking a dose.

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