Flower Remedy
Safe with pregnancy
Liquid extracts from wildflowers mixed with water to drink or dropped on the tongue. Different flowers address separate issues; allow your therapist to guide your choice
Caution
It is generally safe
Rarely, it may aggravate:
- Allergies
- Hay fever
Therapy for:
When there is a desire to:
Increase creativity
Calm the mind
Balance the emotions
Create positive emotional states
Be less cynical, and more accepting of situations
Increases social acceptance of the individual
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Developed by Dr Edward Bach in the 1930's
There are 38 remedies, each one directed at a particular characteristic or emotional state
Click here for the list, click here for Remedy Chooser
Safe with diabetes
Safe with children
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