Bach Flower Remedies – page 1
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In the 1920s and 30s, a noted homeopath called Dr Edward Bach discovered a system of flower remedies that can help us rediscover the positive side of ourselves. He believed, as many doctors do today, that attitude of mind plays a vital role in maintaining health and recovering from illness. When he died in 1936, he had developed a complete system of 38 flower remedies, each prepared from the flowers of wild plants, trees and bushes. They work by treating the individual rather than the disease or its symptoms.
~~ Flower remedies are taken internally a few drops at a time, similar to a homeopathic medicine, either mixed in water or placed directly on the tongue. ~~
 Agrimony
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 Aspen
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 Beech
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 Centaury
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 Cerato
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 Cherry Plum
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 Chestnut Bud
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 Chicory
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 Clematis
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 Crab Apple
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 Elm
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 Gentian
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 Gorse
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 Heather
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 Holly
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 Honeysuckle
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 Hornbeam
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 Impatiens
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 Larch |
 Mimulus |
From: www.bachremedies.com; descriptions from “The Twelve Healers and Other Remedies” by Edward Bach; Affirmations from “Affirmations for Bach Flower Essences” by Richard Katz and from Candy Hillenbrand at www.aplaceinspace.net.