What are the Bach Flower Remedies?
The Dr Bach Flower Remedies have a long-standing following and there's good reasons for that.
Dr Bach discovered 38 remedies, each for a specific emotional and mental state. They take effect by treating the individual, not the disease or the symptoms of the disease. They work specifically on the emotional condition of the person concerned. Insofar as we all have an emotional brain, there's a good chance we might respond to the flower remedies, some people probably more than others. My experience shows that people who have a tight grip on their emotions tend not to react immediately to the them, but with perseverance eventually benefit greatly from the energies they exert. It's like nourishing rain coming after a period of dryness, watching the mental landscape come alive again with green and colourful vegetation. If that sounds a bit lyrical, I'm sorry, but life is strange!
It's well worth noting that the effects of taking the remedies is not to suppress negative attitudes but to transform them into positive ones, stimulating one's own potential for self-healing and freeing the physical system to engage fully in fighting disease and stress. The tighter a person has a lid on their emotions, the more interesting their reaction! They are great balancers of the mind, often working away in the background.
Caution
If we quickly add that the Bach Flower Remedies have no adverse effects, we should however be aware that they can allow suppressed symptoms to surface. These could include such things as rashes while the body is being cleared of toxins, or an awareness of emotions which have been denied expression. These are an important part of the healing process and are only temporary.
Note:
The Bach Flower Remedies can be taken alongside medication, including homoeopathic remedies, without any interference at all.
Here are the 38 Flower Remedies and a summary of their uses:
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Aspen: Fears of unknown origin.
Beech: Intolerance, Critical.
Cerato: Mistrusting own judgement
Chestnut Bud: Repeating same mistakes
Gentian: Despondency, doubt
Gorse: Despair, hopelessness
Impatiens: Impatience
Larch: Lack of confidence
Mimulus: Fear of known things
Mustard: Gloom with no origin
Oak: Exhaustion but struggles on
Olive: Lack of energy
Pine: Guilt, self-reproach
Red Chestnut: Over concern for others
Rock Water: Denial, inflexible
Scleranthus: Indecision, uncertainty
Vine: Assertive, over-dominant
Walnut: Protection from change
White Chestnut: Unwanted thoughts
In addition to the individual
Bach Flower Remedies, there is the
Bach Recovery Remedy, which is very useful for any
crisis, shock, panic attack situations. The
Bach Recovery Remedy comes in two sizes 10ml and 20ml but it also comes as the
Bach Recovery Plus, which has
three additional ingredients for calming and strengthening.
We also have in the line up a
Bach Recovery Cream which helps to soothe and restore balance after accidents and grazes.
Recovery Remedy is now also available in a convenient
Bach Recovery Spray and has become a
best seller in its own right for ease of use. Two puffs on the tongue and you're away!
Complete Set of Bach Flower Remedies
For those wishing to stock up their medicine cabinet, we also sell the
The Complete Set of Dr Bach Flower Remedies.
To
buy buy
Dr Bach Flower Remedies click here, or on any of the links above. If you wish to speak to a customer advisor about this product, you an telephone us on
01208 814500 for further information.
Shipping Overseas
We are more than happy to ship to most countries outside of the UK where The Bach Flower Remedies are often very costly. We have found that Scandinavian, German, Chinese and Japanese customers, in particular, appreciate the savings when ordering from us as opposed to buying the products in their own countries. Even with the postage there is quite a saving.
We sell Ainsworth's brand of the flower remedies believing that they follow Dr Bach's original recipe most closely.