Though some Bach flower remedies are sold as homeopathic remedies, they do not fit the definition of classical homeopathic medicines. While they contain no chemical residue of the original materials used, and so are also considered vibrational medicines, flower remedies are not subject to succussion or dilution in the way that homeopathic remedies are. Flower…
Who was Dr. Bach? Dr. Edward Bach (b. 1886; d. 1936) was a British surgeon, bacteriologist, immunologist and homeopathic researcher who developed a philosophy of healing that led to the invention of “flower essences” as a new type of medicine. As the discoverer of the famed Bach Nosodes (vaccines developed from gut bacteria that led…
Flower remedies are water-based tinctures of the buds or blossoms of flowering plants. Considered “vibrational” or “energetic” medicine, they are neither herbal medicine nor do they qualify as classical homeopathic remedies, but they are sometimes referred to as homeopathic because of the negligible amount of the key substance within the water. They are experienced to have…
Bach eventually grouped his Bach flower remedies into seven categories based on groups of personality types. Category groupings help make the repertory simpler to access, and make it easier to understand both ourselves and the Bach flower remedies. The categories are: For Fear; For Uncertainty; For insufficient interest in present circumstances; For loneliness; For those…
