HOW TO TAKE THE REMEDIES
Bach flower remedies are an alternative or complementary treatment that is used for emotional problems and pain. They’re made out of watered-down extracts from the flowers of wild plants.
Bach flower remedies are an alternative or complementary treatment that is used for emotional problems and pain. They’re made out of watered-down extracts from the flowers of wild plants.
Edward Bach, a medical doctor, and homeopathy created these remedies in the early 1900s. Homeopathy is the belief that the body can cure itself. It uses small amounts of natural substances like plants and minerals to treat the body or mind.
Edward Bach, a medical doctor, and homeopathy created these remedies in the early 1900s. Homeopathy is the belief that the body can cure itself. It uses small amounts of natural substances like plants and minerals to treat the body or mind.
The idea behind Bach flower remedies is similar to homeopathy. But they use fewer materials and don't work directly on physical symptoms, but instead on the emotions.
The idea behind Bach flower remedies is similar to homeopathy. But they use fewer materials and don't work directly on physical symptoms, but instead on the emotions.
Taking The Remedies
Taking The Remedies
Using a single remedy: Adults take 4 drops directly under the tongue or add them to a glass of water and sip at intervals throughout the day. Repeat as needed.
Ready-to-use 30 mL mixing bottles are available
Remember, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor before use.
