Bach flower remedies
Agrimony
Over-sensitivity to influences and ideas
Traditionally chosen in Bach flower therapy for hiding worries behind a cheerful face.
Traditional use
About Bach flower remedies
Dr Edward Bach was an English doctor and homeopath who, in the 1930s, described 38 flower remedies. Each one is linked with a particular emotional state, like worry, impatience, low confidence or feeling overwhelmed.
They are chosen by how you feel, not by physical symptoms, and several can be combined in one bottle. They are made from the flowers of wild plants and trees, prepared in spring water and preserved in brandy.
Bach flower remedies are a separate tradition from homeopathy, and many people like to use the two alongside each other.
How to take
Follow the directions on the label. Traditionally, a few drops are taken under the tongue or added to a glass of water and sipped, several times a day, for as long as the feeling lasts.
On the go? Add a few drops to a water bottle and sip through the day.
Ingredients & storage
- Active: the Bach flower remedy you choose
- Inactive: brandy and water
- 15 mL or 30 mL amber glass bottle with dropper or dripolator lid
Store in a cool, dark place, out of reach of children, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Before use
Bach flower remedies contain brandy. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, avoiding alcohol, or giving them to children, please ask me first.
Read the label and use only as directed.
Dr Bach's seven groups
The 38 remedies.
Tap a remedy to read about it.
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