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Bach Flower Remedies What are Bach Flower Remedies? Edward Bach, an English physician and homoeopath, created his flower remedies in the early 1900s. He believed illness was caused by emotional imbalance and sought a new, natural healing method that would be applicable to anyone. Dr. Bach combined a dilution of flower extracts made up of Rock Rose, Impatiens, Clematis, Star of Bethlehem and Cherry Plum in a grape alcohol solution that he called the Rescue Remedy to comfort and reassure at times of stress and upset. Rescue Remedy Cream and pastilles are available. The 38 Bach remedies are sold worldwide and the beneficial effects are widely reported for emotional, mental, spiritual and also physical problems. As a Bach practitioner I abide by Edward Bach’s philosophy to heal by simple and natural methods through the personality, by using the essence of wild flowers. The Bach remedies are absolutely benign in their action, are not habit forming and can be used in complete confidence with any conventional medicine. Bach remedies act on the patient's state of mind, which in turn contributes towards the healing of any physical ailments.
Homoeopathy and the Bach Flower Remedies combine beautifully to balance and heal the body. What Is Iridology? Iridology is the analysis of the iris of the eye to ascertain health factors such as inherent strengths and weaknesses, how we respond to the environment, functional changes to organs, settlements in organs, glands and tissues. It can help to foretell possible medical conditions long before they have manifested into disease symptoms and is therefore an invaluable diagnostic aid.
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