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Discover the full range of 38 Bach Original Flower Remedies. The Remedies were first identified by Dr Edward Bach in the 1930's. We prepare our remedies using the traditional methods and with flowers from the original locations first discovered by Dr Bach.
Bach™ Original Flower Remedies are 38 essences derived from flowers and plants. Rediscover your inner sense of peace and balance your emotions. The complete system of 38 essences capture the positive potential of the plants they’re from.
Summer is a great time to reflect on the positives from your year so far -and to explore how you might build on these to make life even better for you and those around you.
As the old saying goes, your thoughts do affect your actions, and harnessing the power of positive thinking can help you live your best life. When you live and breathe a positive attitude, it trickles into your day-to-day routine, your relationships and your career. While changing your mindset is a little daunting, it can be as simple as having a positive thought of the day. If you need helping hand, we’ve got seven steps towards positive thinking, to help you along the way.
The essences were developed in the 1930s by Dr Edward Bach, a physician and homeopath who believed that the key to good health was emotional harmony. He identified 38 flower essences made from wild plants, trees and bushes, each one corresponding to a specific emotion.
Dr Bach would often tailor mixes of essences, recommending up to 7 essences be combined into a personal mix.
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The essences were developed in the 1930s by Dr Edward Bach, a physician and homeopath who believed that the key to good health was emotional harmony. He identified 38 flower essences made from wild plants, trees and bushes, each one corresponding to a specific emotion.
