Bach Flower Remedies Natural Healing Inside Out
December 1st, 2010 by Aldouspi

Bach Flower Remedies–Natural Healing Inside Out

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38 flower remedies make up the Bach system. These target feelings, emotions and behaviors rather than physical ailments, but these problems can cause the manifestation of physical problems. All of the problem areas they focus on affect the way we treat ourselves and others around us. Feeling better about ourselves leads to keeping our bodies in good health.

The principal behind the natural healing properties of the Bach Flower Remedies is that a small amount of the essential oils ingested triggers reactions in the body and mind. The oils can be combined to make various remedies.

Developed by Dr Edwin Bach he wanted to make them easy for anyone to diagnose and use. It is simply a matter of thinking about how you feel and selecting a remedy to match. Two drops are placed into a glass of water and sipped as you need it, but for at least four times a day. The more serious cases make up a treatment bottle to keep in the fridge. Here is a list of remedies from the Bach Flower Remedy website.

    Agrimony – mental torture behind a cheerful face

    Aspen – Fear of unknown things

    Beech – Intolerance

    Centaury – The inability to say ‘no’

    Cerato – Lack of trust in one’s own decisions

    Cherry Plum – Fear of the mind giving way

    Chestnut Bud – Failure to learn from mistakes

    Chicory – Selfish, possessive love

    Clematis – Dreaming of the future without working in the present

    Crab Apple – The cleansing remedy, also for self-hatred

    Elm – Overwhelmed by responsibility

    Gentian – Discouragement after a setback

    Gorse – Hopelessness and despair

    Heather – Self-centeredness and self-concern

    Holly – Hatred, envy and jealousy

    Honeysuckle – Living in the past

    Hornbeam – Procrastination, tiredness at the thought of doing something

    Impatiens – Impatience

    Larch – Lack of confidence

    Mimulus – Fear of known things

    Mustard – Deep gloom for no reason

    Oak – The plodder who keeps going past the point of exhaustion

    Olive – Exhaustion following mental or physical effort

    Pine – Guilt

    Red Chestnut – Over-concern for the welfare of loved ones

    Rock Rose – Terror and fright

    Rock Water – Self-denial, rigidity and self-repression

    Scleranthus – Inability to choose between alternatives

    Star of Bethlehem – Shock

    Sweet Chestnut – Extreme mental anguish, when everything has been tries and there is no light left

    Vervain -Over-enthusiasm

    Vine – Dominance and inflexibility

    Walnut – Protection from change and unwanted influences

    Water Violet – Pride and aloofness

    White Chestnut – Unwanted thoughts and mental arguments

    Wild Oat – Uncertainty over one’s direction in life

    Wild Rose – Drifting, resignation and apathy

    Willow – Self-pity and resentment

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