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The ideas and suggestions identified on this site are not intended in any way as a substitute for qualified medical advice. Bach Flower Essences work most beneficially as part of a wholistic program of health care. They are not a substitute for medical attention or professional psychological counseling. If you are ill, please consult a qualified physician.
Bach Flower Essences work on subtle levels. They gently help to release old blocked energies held within our body, mind and emotions. We can achieve harmony and balance to all aspects of our being through these vibrational remedies.


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Abandonment
Chicory - Holly - Sweet Chestnut

Abuse
Centaury - Star of Bethlehem - Impatiens - Sweet Chestnut

Acceptance
Agrimony - Beech - Impatiens - Crab Apple - Holly - Pine

Acne
Gorse - Crab Apple

Addiction
Crab Apple - Gorse - Mustard - Olive - Star of Bethlehem - Clematis - Chestnut Bud

Adolescence
Holly - Heather - Gentian - Larch

Aggressiveness
Impatiens - Tiger Lily

Aging
Beech - Centaury - Chicory - Holly - Honeysuckle - Heather - Gentian - Mimulus

Alcoholism
Agrimony

Aloofness
Water Violet

Ambition
Elm

Ambivalence
Alpine Lily - Easter Lily

Anger
Impatiens - Holly

Anxiety
Elm - Red Chestnut - Aspen - First Aid Remedy - Mimulus - Chicory - Larch

Apathy
Gorse

Asthma Attack
First Aid Remedy

Attachment
Chicory

Attention
Chicory - Heather

Awakeness
Clematis - Chestnut Bud

Awareness
Aspen - Chestnut Bud

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Dr Bach Quotes

Are you one of those who are afraid; afraid of people or of circumstances: who go bravely on and yet your life is robbed of joy through fear; fear of those things that never happen; fear of people who really have no power over you; fear of tomorrow and what it may bring; fear of being ill or of losing friends; fear of convention; fear of a hundred things? Do you wish to make a stand for your freedom, and yet have not the courage to break away from your bonds; if so Mimulus, found growing on the sides of the crystal streams, will set you free to love your life, and teach you to have the tenderest sympathy for others. (Mimulus - Free Thyself 1932).