Healing Herbs Flower Remedies

Healing Herbs have been producing traditional Bach flower remedies since 1989 in strict accordance with Dr. Bach's instructions.

The full range of 38 Healing Herbs Flower Remedies is available from Skylark Books in a convenient 10ml size as well as in the practitioner's economical 30ml size.

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Flower Remedy Set

Apart from labelling, there is very little difference from the more familiar brand of Bach remedies, though full strength brandy is used to preserve the flower essence according to Dr Bach's directions. The ever-popular rescue remedy is labelled as Five Flower Remedy and consists of the traditional combination of Cherry Plum, Clematis, Impatiens, Star of Bethlehem and Rock Rose.

The full range of remedies is also available as a packaged set in the 10ml and 30ml size, both at economical prices, and there are attractive wooden cases for convenient remedy storage available for both sizes.

The following points signify their authenticity and their quality:

• each remedy is prepared according to the original instructions of Dr Edward Bach.

• each remedy bottle contains full strength concentrate, a dilution of 1:400 which is the correct and original dilution.

• they are preserved in the best quality organic French brandy. This is used at full strength (40% alcohol by volume) to better maintain the quality of the tincture's remedy essence.

Please note also that Healingherbs Ltd are retaining the 10ml bottle size, to be used as stock and this can be diluted down to dosage strength. There is enough in a 10ml bottle to make up more than 100 bottles at dosage strength.

Also available in the range is Five Flower Cream, based on Dr Bach's Rescue Remedy.  Five Flower Cream is available in 28 grams, 112 grams and 450 grams.

To view the flower remedy product range available at Skylark Books, click here.

Individual flower essences:

• Agrimony (Agrimonia Eupatoria)
  Negative: worry hidden by a carefree mask, apparently jovial but suffering.
  Positive: steadfast peace.
   

• Aspen (Populus Tremula)
  Negative: vague, unknown, haunting apprehension and premonitions.
  Positive: trusting the unknown.
   

• Beech (Fagus Sylvatica)
  Negative: intolerant, critical, fussy
  Positive: seeing more good in the world.
   

• Centaury (Centaurium Erythrea)
  Negative: kind, quiet, gentle, anxious to serve, weak, dominated.
  Positive: an active and positive worker.
   

• Cerato (Ceratostigma Willmottiana)
  Negative: distrustful of self and intuition, easily led and misguided.
  Positive: confidence in one's own individuality.
   

• Cherry Plum (Prunus Cerasifera)
  Negative: for the thought of losing control, of doing dreaded things.
  Positive: calmness and sanity.
   

• Chestnut Bud (Aesculus Hippocastanum)
  Negative: failing to learn from life, repeating mistakes, lack of observation.
  Positive: learning from experience.
   

• Chicory (Chicorium Intybus)
  Negative: demanding, self-pity, self-love, possessive, hurt and tearful.
  Positive: love and care that gives freely to others.
   

• Clematis (Clematis Vitalba)
  Negative: dreamers, drowsy, absent-minded.
  Positive: brings down to earth.
   

• Crab Apple (Malus Pumila)
  Negative: feeling unclean, self-disgust, small things out of proportion.
  Positive: the cleansing remedy.
   

• Elm (Ulmus Procera)
  Negative: capable people, with responsibility, who falter temporarily. Overwhelmed.
  Positive: the strength to perform duty.
   

• Gentian (Gentiana Amarella)
  Negative: discouragement, doubt, despondency.
  Positive: take heart and have faith.
   

• Gorse (Ulex Europoeus)
  Negative: no hope, accepting the difficulty, pointless to try.
  Positive: the sunshine of renewed hope.
   

• Heather (Calluna Vulgaris)
  Negative: longing for company, talkative, over-concern with self.
  Positive: tranquility and kinship with all life.
   

• Holly (Ilex Aquifolium)
  Negative: jealousy, envy, revenge, anger, suspicion.
  Positive: the conquest of all will be through love.
   

• Honeysuckle (Lonicera Caprifolium)
  Negative: living in memories.
  Positive: involved in the present.
   

• Hornbeam (Carpinus Betulus)
  Negative: feels weary and thinks can't cope.
  Positive: strengthens and supports.
   

• Impatiens (Impatiens Glandulifera)
  Negative: irritated by constraints, quick, tense, impatient.
  Positive: gentle and forgiving.
   

• Larch (Larix Decidua)
  Negative: expect failure, lack confidence and will to succeed.
  Positive: self-confident, try anything.
   

• Mimulus (Mimulus Guttatus)
  Negative: fright of specific, known things - animals, heights, pain, etc., nervous, shy people.
  Positive: bravery
   

• Mustard (Sinapis Arvensis)
  Negative: gloom suddenly clouds us, for no apparent reason.
  Positive: clarity.
   

• Oak (Quercus Robur)
  Negative: persevering, despite difficulties, strong, patient, never giving in.
  Positive: admitting to limitation.
   

• Olive (Olea Europoea)
  Negative: exhausted, no more strength, need physical and mental renewal.
  Positive: rested and supported.
   

• Pine (Pinus Sylvestris)
  Negative: self-critical, self-reproach, assuming blame, apologetic.
  Positive: relieves a sense of guilt.
   

• Red Chestnut (Aesculus Carnea)
  Negative: worry for others, anticipating misfortune, projecting worry.
  Positive: trusting to life.
   

• Rock Rose (Helianthemum Nummularium)
  Negative: feeling alarmed, intensely scared, horror, dread.
  Positive: the courage to face an emergency.
   

• Rock Water
  Negative: self-denial, stricture, rigidity, purist.
  Positive: broad outlook, understanding.
   

• Scleranthus (Scleranthus Annuus)
  Negative: cannot resolve between two choices, indecision, alternating.
  Positive: balance and determination.
   

• Star of Bethlehem (Ornithogalum Umbellatum)
  For consolation and comfort in grief, after a fright or sudden alarm.
   

• Sweet Chestnut (Castanea Sativa)
  Negative: unendurable desolation.
  Positive: a light shining in the darkness.
   

• Vervain (Verbena Officinalis)
  Negative: insistent, willful, fervent, enthusiastic, stressed.
  Positive: quiet and tranquility.
   

• Vine (Vitis Vinifera)
  Negative: dominating, tyrant, bully, demands obedience.
  Positive: loving leader and teacher, setting all at liberty.
   

• Walnut (Juglans Regia)
  Negative: protection from outside influences, for change and the changes of development.
  Positive: the link breaker.
   

• Water Violet (Hottonia Palustris)
  Negative: withdrawn, aloof, proud, self-reliant, quiet grief.
  Positive: peaceful and calm, wise in service.
   

• White Chestnut (Aesculus Hippocastanum)
  Negative: unresolved, circling thoughts
  Positive: a calm, clear mind.
   

• Wild Oat (Bromus Ramosus)
  Negative: lack of direction, unfulfilled, drifting.
  Positive: becoming definite and purposeful.
   

• Wild Rose (Rosa Canina)
  Negative: lack of interest, resignation, no love or point in life.
  Positive: spirit of joy and adventure.
   

• Willow (Salix Vitellina)
  Negative: dissatisfied, bitter, resentful, life is unfair, unjust.
  Positive: uncomplaining, acceptance.
   

• Five Flower Remedy
  The rescue remedy combination of Dr. Bach: Cherry Plum, Clematis, Impatiens, Star of Bethlehem and Rock Rose.
  For use in any sudden shock, stress or injury.

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