Dr. Schüssler: Training, further education, courses, schools in your region

Introductory courses on the Schüssler salts often do not deal with diagnostics, but mainly with the individual functional salts and the supplementary salts.

The diagnostic procedure developed by the German physician Wilhelm Heinrich Schüssler (1821-1898) as part of his "Biochemistry" and the salts, the so-called face diagnostics, is not usually the subject of short introductory courses, but is certainly the subject of more comprehensive courses or continuation courses.

There are some training courses on the discovery of Dr. Schuessler salts that are also suitable for people without any medical experience, while others are primarily aimed at pharmacists, chemists, veterinary surgeons, doctors, therapists and other specialists who want to work with the mineral salts and have basic medical knowledge. You can find out which target group the individual courses are aimed at directly from the individual educational institutions via the contact form.

You can only register in the EMR (Empirical Medicine Register) with Schüssler salts or method number 39 "Biochemistry according to Schüssler" if you are a doctor with a university degree and diploma or a naturopath with a federal diploma.

If you meet one of the two conditions, you must be able to provide proof of 50 hours of specialist training in Schüssler salts for registration.

In introductions and training courses on Schüssler salts, all twelve basic or functional salts that go back to Dr. Schüssler's discovery are presented. The 15 supplementary salts developed later by his successors are also usually discussed.