Struggling with Feelings? Discover Nature’s Best-Kept Secret!
Ever felt trapped on an emotional rollercoaster, where one minute you’re calm and the next you’re anxious, overwhelmed, or stuck? Imagine if nature held the key to feeling balanced, clear-headed, and peaceful again. Well, it does! Bach Flower Remedies are the gentle, natural solution you’ve been looking for.
What’s the Buzz About Bach Flower Remedies?
Bach Flower Remedies are nature’s way of healing emotions. Created from simple flower extracts by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s, these remedies gently ease emotional struggles, helping you find your inner calm again—without complicated treatments or chemicals.
With 38 unique remedies plus Rescue Remedy, there’s one tailored for every emotional challenge—from anxiety to indecision, and even sadness.
Why Should You Give Bach Remedies a Try?
When emotions become overwhelming, life gets tough. Bach Remedies quickly and gently restore your emotional balance, allowing you to:
- Feel calmer instantly
- Regain clear thinking and decision-making
- Build emotional resilience and confidence
- Handle life’s ups and downs effortlessly
Safe and gentle enough for the entire family—children, pets, pregnant women included—with absolutely no side effects!
How Easy Are They to Use?
Super simple! Getting started is as easy as:
- Pause & Identify: How are you feeling right now?
- Pick Your Remedy: Choose remedies that match your feelings.
- Take & Transform:
- Individual remedies: Take 2 drops directly under your tongue whenever you need support.
- Rescue Remedy: Take 4 drops directly under your tongue as needed.
- You can also mix remedies in water and sip throughout the day.
- Create your personal blend in a 30ml bottle and take it regularly (4 drops, 4 times daily).
You can safely combine up to seven remedies at a time!
Quick Reference Table for All 38 Remedies + Rescue Remedy
Remedy | Spot Your Feeling With These Questions: |
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Agrimony | I always keep smiling; people never know what I am really going through. |
Aspen | I often feel anxious but cannot pinpoint exactly why. |
Beech | I catch myself being overly critical of others. |
Centaury | Saying no feels impossible—I constantly please others. |
Cerato | I doubt myself and always seek advice from others. |
Cherry Plum | I am scared I will lose control of my emotions or actions. |
Chestnut Bud | I keep repeating the same mistakes without learning. |
Chicory | I am overly attached and feel possessive about loved ones. |
Clematis | My mind frequently drifts into daydreams. |
Crab Apple | I constantly feel unclean or dissatisfied with myself. |
Elm | Responsibilities often leave me overwhelmed. |
Gentian | I quickly get discouraged after small setbacks. |
Gorse | I have lost hope; nothing seems to work. |
Heather | I feel lonely and constantly crave attention. |
Holly | I feel jealous or suspicious more than I would like. |
Honeysuckle | I dwell on the past and find it hard to move on. |
Hornbeam | I struggle with motivation, especially at the start of the day. |
Impatiens | I become irritable and impatient when things slow down. |
Larch | I lack confidence and often feel inadequate. |
Mimulus | I have specific phobias (e.g., public speaking, spiders). |
Mustard | I feel sad suddenly without any clear reason. |
Oak | I push myself too hard, even when exhausted. |
Olive | I am completely drained, physically and mentally. |
Pine | I am often filled with guilt or blame myself excessively. |
Red Chestnut | I constantly worry about the wellbeing of my loved ones. |
Rock Rose | I am experiencing panic or intense fear. |
Rock Water | I am overly strict with myself, aiming for perfection. |
Scleranthus | Making decisions feels impossible, even simple ones. |
Star of Bethlehem | I am dealing with shock, grief, or trauma. |
Sweet Chestnut | I am feeling despair and extreme emotional pain. |
Vervain | I am overly enthusiastic, and it is exhausting me. |
Vine | I tend to dominate others and can be controlling. |
Walnut | Adjusting to life changes is tough for me. |
Water Violet | I prefer solitude and often distance myself from others. |
White Chestnut | My mind is filled with repetitive thoughts I cannot shake off. |
Wild Oat | I am uncertain about my life’s purpose or direction. |
Wild Rose | I feel indifferent and have lost my zest for life. |
Willow | I frequently feel resentful or bitter about my circumstances. |
Rescue Remedy | I need immediate emotional relief from panic, stress, or shock. |
Red Chestnut | I constantly worry about the wellbeing of my loved ones. |
Rock Rose | I am experiencing panic or intense fear. |
Rock Water | I am overly strict with myself, aiming for perfection. |
Scleranthus | Making decisions feels impossible, even simple ones. |
Star of Bethlehem | I am dealing with shock, grief, or trauma. |
Sweet Chestnut | I am feeling despair and extreme emotional pain. |
Vervain | I am overly enthusiastic, and it is exhausting me. |
Vine | I tend to dominate others and can be controlling. |
Walnut | Adjusting to life changes is tough for me. |
Water Violet | I prefer solitude and often distance myself from others. |
White Chestnut | My mind is filled with repetitive thoughts I cannot shake off. |
Wild Oat | I am uncertain about my life’s purpose or direction. |
Wild Rose | I feel indifferent and have lost my zest for life. |
Willow | I frequently feel resentful or bitter about my circumstances. |
Rescue Remedy | I need immediate emotional relief from panic, stress, or shock. |
Where Can You Buy Bach Flower Remedies?
Bach Flower Remedies are widely available online, at health stores, pharmacies, and directly from Bach Flower practitioner websites. Choose authentic products to ensure the best results!
Disclaimer
Bach Flower Remedies are complementary and not a substitute for medical treatment. For personalized guidance, it is always a great idea to consult a Bach Foundation Registered Practitioner (BFRP).
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