Bach Flower Remedies

Bach Flower Remedies Flower Essences
A Short History of Bach Flower Remedies
Bach Flower Remedies were developed by Dr.Edward Bach (1886-1936) a physician, bacteriologist, homeopath and researcher from England. Dr. Bach believed that within nature the answer to disease lie. He identified 38 basic negative states of mind and created a safe, non-toxic and non-addictive plant/flower based tincture for each state of mind.

A Guide to The Bach Flower Remedies
Introducing the Bach Flower Remedies
The Bach Flower Remedies were the first flower remedies to be made available to the general public - in the 1930s in Europe and England, but not reaching the USA until 1981, when they received official recognition there as a homeopathic remedy.  The remedies were discovered by Dr Edward Bach, an English bacteriologist. In 1930 he gave up his practice in London as a Harley Street consultant physician to devote his time to exploring energies in the plant world. He felt that conventional treatme...

Bach Flower Remedies
Introducing Bach Flower Remedies
Bach Flower Remedies aim to deal with emotion rather than physical health. Despite being gentle and natural they can have a powerful effect on our emotional wellbeing. The remedies can either be taken neat or added to a glass of water depending on personal preference. Below you will find all thirty eight remedies and details of the problems they can be used assist with. You can make your own blend of individual remedies to suit your needs. Whilst the remedies are easy to select and use, if ...

Bach Flower Remedies
Bach Flower Remedies and Homeopathy
In the 1930's, Dr. Edward Bach used his knowledge of homeopathy to devise a plant-based remedy to treat a particular set of negative feelings. The Bach Flower Remedies are thought to work by stimulating the body's capacity to self-heal and by balancing negative feelings. Remedies are selected which most closely correspond to a person's basic personality type or the particular emotional stress that is being experienced. The Bach Remedies are generally considered to be non-toxic, non-addictive,...