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Bach Flower Remedies a collection of 38 flower-based solutions developed to address various emotional and psychological states


Can a few drops of flower essence really transform your emotions? At Bloom and Balance Wellness we believe it. Bach Flower Remedies are alternative treatments developed in the 1930s by Dr. Edward Bach, who believed that flowers could hold the key to emotional balance. These remedies consist of highly diluted solutions derived from the flowers of wild plants, intended to address various emotional and psychological states. Nearly a century later, Bach Flower Remedies continue to be used worldwide as a holistic approach to well-being.

The preparation of these remedies involves two primary methods: the sun method and the boiling method. 

In the sun method, flower petals are placed in pure water and exposed to sunlight for several hours, allowing the water to absorb the flowers' energy. 

In the boiling method, flowers are boiled to extract their essence. The resulting infusions are then mixed with brandy opción sin alcohol que se usa para niños y personas con adicciones to create a mother tincture, which is further diluted to produce the final remedy. ​

There are 38 distinct remedies, each targeting a specific emotional state like fear, anxiety, or sadness, or personality trait. Practitioners often combine different remedies to tailor treatments to an individual's unique emotional landscape. Dr. Bach categorized the 38 remedies into seven emotional groups ( Fear, Uncertainty, Insufficient Interest in Present Circumstances, Loneliness, Oversensitivity to Influences and Ideas, Despondency and Despair and Overcare for Others’ Welfare), that we will explore in more detail in a future article. 

Bach Flower Remedies do not work like traditional medicine. Instead of treating physical symptoms, they aim to restore emotional balance and inner peace. They provide a natural, gentle way to manage emotions. 

Are you curious to try them? 

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