Bach Flowers, named after the eponymous discoverer Edward Bach, are a natural remedy for certain moods which, according to the scientist, are the cause of many health problems. In practice Bach flower remedies They help restore a balanced emotional state and counteract negative emotions and thoughts, but they do not cure physical symptoms or underlying pathologies. They act at the root of the problem, before physical treatment becomes necessary and indispensable to resolve it. The flowers discovered and used by Bach are 38, divided into 7 groups of emotions. Each flower represents a variation on the theme. Specifically, there are flowers for each mood: flowers for the paura, flowers for Insecurity, flowers for insufficient interest in the present, flowers to fight the loneliness, flowers for hypersensitivity, flowers for discouragement and despair, flowers for the obsessive worries.
It seems that Edward Bach originally chose Bach Flowers because of his exceptional sensitivity: by placing the flower or leaf on his tongue, he claimed he could predict their healing effect. But what is at the basis of the Bach flower essences? At the basis of the preparation of the Bach remedies Freshly picked wildflowers are soaked in water and exposed to sunlight for 3-4 hours. The resulting solution is then cleaned of flowers and mixed with alcohol. Two drops of each remedy and two tablespoons of brandy are then added to a 30 ml glass bottle of still water. Bach flower remedies can be purchased at herbalist's shops; the above recipe is only for those who wish to try their hand at making them. And how are they taken? Bach remedies? Bach flowers are normally taken orally 4 times a day (4 drops for each administration) by placing them under the tongue. But Bach flowers can also be taken in the form of creams. The creams with Bach flowers They are adjuvants in the treatment of some common blemishes and can replace oral administration when this is not possible. Naturally, you start with a good natural base cream and use 1 drop of flower remedy for every 10 ml of cream. A few special mentions are deserved by Bach Flowers for children particularly suitable for young patients because they have no side effects. Children are the best users of these remediesnatural flower-based, since they have no preconceptions and respond immediately and spontaneously to treatment. Typically, the dosage of Bach flower remedies for children is the same as for adults, but for newborns and very young children, the preparation depends on the needs of the moment. For example, you could consider placing the drops in a baby's bottle, either with water or another warm beverage. For newborns, you can dip the tip of the pacifier in a little sterilized water to which you have added two drops of the chosen flower. Bach Flowers are flowers for everyone.
