Re: Anyone familiar with Bach flower remedies?

[Guest guest]

I've used them with good success. Some say they

work. Others don't.

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.. Here is more about them:

The Bach Flower Remedies are a type of

" vibrational, or energy medicine " which was

developed in the 1920's by Bach M.D., an

English physician and homeopath. Bach believed

that mental attitude played a vital role in

maintaining health and recovering from illness and

began to diagnose and treat conditions clinically

based on a person's emotional states rather than

their actual physical symptoms.

Dr. Bach identified 38 basic negative states of

mind and created a plant or flower based remedy

for each one. The essences are made from the

flowers of various plants. The flowers are placed

on the surface of a bowl of spring water for

several hours in sunlight. Bach's theory is that

this method would " charge " the water and create a

" vibrational tincture " . Because Bach Flower

Remedies do not contain any of the original

substance used, only its " vibrational pattern " ,

the Bach Flower Remedies are considered to be

different from homeopathic remedies (which contain

minute amounts of the original substance).

The 38 Bach Remedies are prepared from wild

flowers and the blossoms of trees, except for one

remedy that is made of water from a healing well.

The remedies come as a liquid, preserved in

brandy. The remedies can be taken individually, or

up to 7 remedies can be combined together at the

same time. They are taken by diluting two drops of

each remedy into a 30ml dropper bottle, topped up

with mineral water, and then taken as four drops

four times a day. Alternatively, the two drops can

be added to a glass of water, and sipped 4 times a

day. There is only one Bach Flower Remedy which is

a pre-mix and it is called " Rescue Remedy " . The

Rescue Remedy was devised by Dr. Bach to be used

mainly in emergency situations or after an

accident, physical injury or shock. The Rescue

Remedy is made up of five of the Bach remedies:

Clematis for faintness, drowsiness and sleepiness;

Star of Bethlehem for shock; Rock Rose for extreme

fear of terror; Impatiens for irritation and

frustration; and Cherry Plum for extreme mental

pressure.

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Behalf Of Pratick Mukherjee

Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 3:45 PM

Subject: Anyone familiar with Bach flower

remedies?

Greetings,

Is anyone familiar with (or has used) any of the

Bach flower remedies (homeopathy)?

http://www.bachcentre.com

A homeopathic dr. recommended a couple of remedies

for our 18 mo. daughter and I am

looking for opinions/experience?

Thanks,

Pratick

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I trained to become a practioner using both homeopathics and Bach

Flower Essences. I have had a lot of success Bach Flower Essences

with mental/emotional issues as well as some significant physical

problems. It usually takes about 3-4 weeks on the same specific

remedies combination for significant changes to hold with an adult.

With a child, it should take much less time, depending on the issues

being treated. Good luck...I think that they are an awesome modality.

Lori Hora

[Guest guest]

Ive been using them both personally and dispensing them, for many

years. usually there is some time involved, to achieve desired

effect. However, over the years I have been priveledged to witness

amazing changes in, literally, days.

>

> Greetings,

>

> Is anyone familiar with (or has used) any of the Bach flower

remedies (homeopathy)?

> http://www.bachcentre.com

>

> A homeopathic dr. recommended a couple of remedies for our 18 mo.

daughter and I am

> looking for opinions/experience?

>

> Thanks,

> Pratick

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

To the OP, why would you want to give your infant alchohol? That is

what is in those bottles.

For a Group that is based so strongly upon FACTS, I am just bowled

over by the answers. Where are the scientific facts behind Bach

Remedies? What does Sally Fallon & the Weston Price have to say about

Bach Remedies???

Since one is supposedly going to gain the " essence " of the flower,

tree, whatever through the Bach Remedies, why don't you just go wave

the actual plant under the nose?! Seems to be it would be just as

good, if not actually better-since it would be fresh & direct.

Right?! If not why not? Why would only Bach be able to derive

the " essence " & not you? Oh, okay, so go soak it in, or waft it over

the top of, some RUM then so the " essence " then naturally falls into

the rum. *cough cough*

Sorry, but I just do not buy into the whole " essence " remedy thing

period. I am willing to give some pretty out there on the edge stuff

at least a nod. Not this one though!

JMNSHO,

Vache

[Guest guest]

For a Group that is based so strongly upon FACTS, I am just bowled

> over by the answers. Where are the scientific facts behind Bach

> Remedies? What does Sally Fallon & the Weston Price have to say

about

> Bach Remedies???

A fact is simply what is believed to be true or something

demonstrated to exist or known to have existed. In that case, Bach

remedies being very helpful is a fact to a lot of people including

myself. Maybe there is a point to be made about using just the

flower under your nose. I believe that would be helpful too.

Unconventional does not mean untrue. One doctor I recently spoke

with thinks codliver being healthful is not a proven fact. I think

this group is looking for truth over fact.

By the way, I'm almost positive that the Bachs come in a non-alcohol

form.

--- In , " vache920 " <vache920@...>

wrote:

>

> To the OP, why would you want to give your infant alchohol? That

is

> what is in those bottles.

>

> For a Group that is based so strongly upon FACTS, I am just bowled

> over by the answers. Where are the scientific facts behind Bach

> Remedies? What does Sally Fallon & the Weston Price have to say

about

> Bach Remedies???

>

> Since one is supposedly going to gain the " essence " of the flower,

> tree, whatever through the Bach Remedies, why don't you just go

wave

> the actual plant under the nose?! Seems to be it would be just as

> good, if not actually better-since it would be fresh & direct.

> Right?! If not why not? Why would only Bach be able to derive

> the " essence " & not you? Oh, okay, so go soak it in, or waft it

over

> the top of, some RUM then so the " essence " then naturally falls

into

> the rum. *cough cough*

>

> Sorry, but I just do not buy into the whole " essence " remedy thing

> period. I am willing to give some pretty out there on the edge

stuff

> at least a nod. Not this one though!

>

>

> JMNSHO,

> Vache

>