This is a comprehensive guide to selecting and using the Bach Flower Remedies, ideal for those new to the therapy as well as those who are familiar with the subject. The guide includes detailed descriptions of the 38 remedies as well as practical information on their preparation and administration.
If you are unfamiliar with alternative remedies you may be unfamiliar with homeopathy. Bach remedies is based on homeopathic theory. According to Wikipedia "Homeopathy (also spelled homoeopathy or homœopathy) is a form of alternative medicine in which practitioners claim to treat patients using highly diluted preparations ...." I first became interested when a friend recommended a remedy to a dog I had with a cough. The cough went away when the remedy was in use. Since the placebo effect does not work with dogs I figured the remedy worked.
The Bach Flower Remedies is a small book with a big job. You start with and introduction to Dr. Bach and his philosophy. It then moves through the book to his 38 flower remedies; their descriptions and medicinal characteristics. From there it is discussed how to choose remedies for either yourself or others. It finishes with a discussion on how to administer remedies, make up treatment,and the healing period. As with other instructional books it has a list for further reading.
All in all I like this book it is well written and easy to read. Judy Ramsell Howard
A short (70-ish pages) book packed with a quick overview of the Bach flowers. While not as comprehensive as the Encyclopedia I read last week, it still had very helpful information and would make a quick reference guide when you don’t have time for a deep-dive.
Great, basic text about the 38 flower essences and their characteristics. Gives some history about Dr Bach, and also advice about how to make up remedies. Very useful book.