Treatment with Bach Flower Remedies
The Bach Flower Remedies are a set of 38 'healing herbs' were discovered and catalogued by Dr Edward Bach in the 1930s.
Dr Bach's Philosophy
Dr Bach's true guide for healing was to focus on the patient - how he or she is affected - rather than on the disease itself as in traditional medecine.
Dr Bach firmly believed that physical ill-health is a result of an imbalance within the mind. Therefore, whatever the problem, his main considerations behind a selection of specific remedies were the emotional outlook, mood, temperament and personality of the patient.
The aim of Dr Bach treament method is to strip away the layers of negative emotions until the core problem is uncovered and addressed. Treating the deep root cause of the problem is a more effective and longer-lasting cure.
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Healing Herbs: Treatment with Bach Flower Remedies
These gentle, 100% organic natural remedies deal with emotional imbalances and the difficulties that result from these. The simplicity of these flower remedies combined with their healing properties make Bach Flower Remedies an effective treatment suitable for most negative states of mind.
How will Bach Flower Remedies help you?
It is now recognised that it is our feelings of fear, stress and our anxieties which make us more vulnerable and susceptible to illness. Bach Flower Remedies are effective with every possible negative state of mind and can restore balance with issues as such:
- fear
- uncertainty
- lack of interest in present circumstances
- feelings of loneliness
- over-sensitivity
- despair
- feelings of depression
- feelings of anxiety
- worry about others
The Healing Herbs
There are 38 flower remedies discovered by Dr Edward Bach, which come under 3 groups:
“The Twelve Healers”
These flowers are the type of remedies describing the kind of person you are - often more difficult to recognise in adults. This relates to how we feel or react in various circumstances - eg when we are ill, under stress etc.
These 12 flowers are:
Agrimony, Centaury, Cerato, Chicory, Clematis, Gentian, Impatiens, Mimulus, Rock Rose, Scleranthus, Vervain, and Water Violet.
“The Seven Helpers”
These are the remedies for chronic (long-term) conditions - eg hopelessness, exhaustion. They are support remedies, often used in combination with a chosen remedy from the Twelve Healers group.
These 7 plants are:
Gorse, Heather, Oak, Olive, Rock Water, Vine and Wild Oat.
“The Second Nineteen”
These remedies relate to the reactive emotional states - ie to the problems which result from everyday life, trauma and difficulties.
These 19 plants are:
Aspren, Beech, Cherry Plum, Chesnut Bud, Crab Apple, Elm, Holly, Honeysuckle, Hornbeam, Larch, Mustard, Pine, Red Chesnut, Star of Bethlehem, Sweet Chesnut, Walnut, White Chesnut, Willow and Wild Rose.
Bach Flower Remedies and traditional Medicine
Bach Flower Remedies will not interfere with any other medical treatments. They are totally safe, natural and can be taken in any circumstances by anyone needing help. However, please note that they do not replace professional medical advice if that is appropriate.
Bach Flower Remedies are considered a system of medicine which is now used all over the world.
More information on Bach Flower Remedies
For more information, please visit the Edward Bach and Bach Flower Remedy and healing herbs website.
This website is dedicated to the better understanding of the whole field of knowledge pioneered by Dr Bach. It provides a full range of information from the botanical and cultural aspects of healing herbs to the therapeutic uses of Bach Flower Remedies.
