BACH FLOWER REMEDIES

“Treat the person, not the illness”

  Dr Edward Bach

 

WHAT ARE BACH REMEDIES? Bach Flowers were discovered by Dr Edward Bach in the 1930’s. Dr Bach (1886-1936) was dissatisfied with the results of conventional medicine, he initially turned to homeopathy in the hope of finding a better alternative. Dr Bach came to believe that illness is an effect of disharmony between body and mind and that the symptoms of an illness were the external expression, the bodily manifestation, of negative emotional states such as sorrow, fear, dissatisfaction, impatience, sadness, and so forth. Dr Bach started looking for remedies that could influence the causes of an illness. A great nature lover, Edward Bach was also extremely sensitive. In his quest for new remedies he would go into the countryside, pick the petal of a single flower, and lay it on his tongue. With the help of his immense sensitivity he was able to feel the effect of a plant on the human body and psyche. In this way he found the plants he thought were useful for the treatment of negative emotional states. He used not only the blossoms of wildflowers but also the flowers of wild shrubs, bushes, and trees. HOW CAN BACH FLOWER REMEDIES BE USED IN KINESIOLOGY? Using Bach Flower remedies in Kinesiology is a simple process of elimination. To help find the right remedies for you, one box of the Bach remedies at a time will be placed on the body. If, when tested, the muscle changes from weak to strong you know that one or more of the remedies in that particular box is having a positive effect on a previously negative emotion. Anything from 1 to 7 remedies may be needed. Bach Remedies can help change your negative emotions into positive emotions! Let Kinesiology take the guesswork out of finding the right remedies for you Further questions such as cost or availability of appointments can be sent via Contact Page or alternatively Telephone Patricia: 0141 770 5641   A – Z BACH FLOWER REMEDIES