How to take the Bach™ Original Flower Remedies
Dilute two drops of your chosen remedy in a glass of water and sip at
intervals. Replenish as neccessary.
For multiple use, add two drops of each chosen remedy* to a 30ml mixing
bottle (you may combine up to seven remedies in this bottle), top up
with mineral water and take four drops at least four times a day.
*Four drops of Resuce™ Remedy
If neccessary, the Bach Original Flower Remedies can be dropped
neat onto the tongue, or rubbed onto the lips, behind the ears, or on
the temples and wrists.
You can take Bach Original Flower Remedies as often as you want.
If you are in a mood or a bit of a crisis, you only may need one dose,
but if you've been feeling the same way for some time you can take them
as long as you need toChoosing the right Bach™ Original Flower
Remedies for you
Recognising exactly how you feel is the key to choosing the most
appropriate Bach Flower Remedy. Try to pinpoint how you are feeling at
the moment. Then match the exact mood you're in with the appropriate
remedy.
For example, if moving house is making you feel frustrated and
impatient, try Impatiens. And if you are finding it hard to adapt to
your new neighbourhood, try Walnut.
Sometimes we find it difficult to be honest with ourselves. Few of us
want to be seen as jealous or over-protective, but once we have admitted
how we feel, we are halfway towards balancing that emotion. So, if you
have trouble working out your feelings, why not ask someone who knows
you well to help?
We have included a
remedy chooser on the website, to help you simplify the process of
combining several rescue remedy's together.
We offer a range of courses and seminars which can be booked online to
help you become more competent at compiling flower remedies.
For information on courses please visit the "Learn More" section of the
website to find out about the Bach International Education Programme (BIEP).
Where do the Bach™ Original Flower Remedies come from?
The Bach Original Flower Remedies were developed by Dr Edward
Bach a Harley Street doctor and well known Physician, Bacteriologist,
Homeopath and Researcher. He believed that attitude of mind plays a
vital role in maintaining health and recovering from illness.
He identified 38 basic negative states of mind and created a plant or
flower based remedy for each one.
After leaving London in 1930, Dr Bach explored the countryside in search
of the remedies for several years. In 1934 he decided to settle down and
create a centre for his work, and chose Mount Vernon, a small cottage in
Sotwell, Oxfordshire.
He spent the last years of his life at Mount Vernon and it was here that
he completed his research.
Nowadays, Mount Vernon is better known as The Bach Centre, and
the present custodians continue to prepare the mother tinctures (first
process in making the remedies), often using the same locations that Dr
Bach identified in the 1930's.
Only the Bach signature guarantees that you receive the original
Bach Flower Remedies , prepared as they have been since Dr.
Bach's time with tinctures made exclusively by the Bach Centre at Mount
Vernon.
How are the Bach™ Original Flower Remedies made?
Preparing the Bach Original Flower Remedies is a three step
process as detailed below;
Step One
Mother tinctures are prepared from plant material and natural spring
water using either the Sun or Boiling Method as defined by Dr Bach.
Step Two
The mother tincture is made up of the energised spring water [Step one]
mixed with an equal quantity of 40% brandy. The brandy acts purely as a
preservative for the remedy.
Step Three
To make the stock bottle, the mother tincture is added to 30ml of 27%
brandy.
How Bach Original Flower Remedies are made
There are two methods of preparing the Mother Tinctures for the Bach
Original Flower Remedies.
The Sun Method: Dr Bach used this method to make 20 of the remedies,
most of which are delicate flowers and bloom in the height of summer.
The Boiling Method: Dr Bach used this method to prepare the remaining 18
remedies, from trees and bushes and plants, most of which flower in the
early part of the year.
The Use of Alcohol
Dr Bach used alcohol in his preparations, usually brandy, for its
preservative properties. It is there to guard against microbial
contamination which could otherwise grow in the water-based remedies.
The alcohol is not an active ingredient.
In the early days when chemists were supplied with Mother Tinctures to
prepare the stock remedies, they used either rectified spirit or pure
alcohol. To those who found this confusing, Nora Weeks explained:
'In preparing the stock bottles, including the Rescue? Remedy, at Mount
Vernon, we use brandy instead of rectified spirit added by the chemists.
The brandy like the rectified spirit, is used only as a preservative and
makes no difference whatever to the strength or efficiency of the remedy.'
Who takes the Bach™ Original Flower Remedies?
Bach Original Flower Remedies are completely safe and natural and
can be used by all the family. They can even be used to help plants and
animals because they act in such a gentle way.
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