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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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Calm
Vervain - Star of Bethlehem - Mimulus - Larch

Career Goals
Centaury - Impatiens - Elm - Larch - Hornbeam

Challenge
Rock Rose - Gentian - Hornbeam

Cheerfulness
Hornbeam

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Mustard - Olive - Rock Rose - Crab Apple - Hornbeam

Clarity
Star of Bethlehem - Clematis - Chestnut Bud - White Chestnut

Cleansing
Crab Apple - Holly

Co-Dependence
Centaury - Elm - Chicory

Communication
Beech - Impatiens - Larch

Compassion
Holly - Heather

Concentration
Clematis - Elm - Honeysuckle

Confidence
Hornbeam - Cerato - Larch - Aspen - Mimulus

Confusion
White Chestnut - Wild Rose - Gentian - Scleranthus

Courage
Gentian - Aspen - Rock Rose - Mimulus - Larch

Creativity
Wild Rose - Larch

Criticism
Beech - Crab Apple

Cynicism
Beech - Holly

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Dr Bach Quotes

For those who have suffered adversity or misfortune and find these difficult to accept, without complaint or resentment, as they judge life much by the success which it brings. They feel that they have not deserved so great a trial, that it was unjust, and they become embittered. They often take less interest and less activity in those things of life which they had previously enjoyed. (Willow - The 12 Healers and other remedies 1936 ).