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Clematis Bach Flower Remedy is for people whose minds are not fully present and may be prone to daydreaming about the future or alternative realities.
Chicory people are full of love for their families and friends, and they can become emotionally demanding in return. When we fall into this state the Bach Flower Remedy reminds us that love is given unconditionally and in freedom.
Cherry Plum is the Bach Flower Remedy for the fear of losing control of oneself and doing something harmful, impulsive, or irrational.
Beech was described by Dr Bach as the Flower Remedy for people who are intolerant of difference, and who ‘feel the need to see more good and beauty in all that surrounds them’.
Aspen is the Bach Flower Remedy for any fear or sense of foreboding that cannot be named or explained. Sufferers are often afraid to tell their trouble to others.
Agrimony is the Bach Flower Remedy for people who keep their troubles hidden under a mask of happiness. Agrimony helps us come to terms with our darker sides, so that we can become more rounded human beings.
Although not normally thought of as a healing herb, Cranberries have a valuable place in medicine, and are used as a Herbal Remedy to treat pleurisy and UTIs.
Ivy is a bitter aromatic herb that has an emetic effect and a nauseating taste. It is used as a Herbal Remedy to relieve gout, rheumatic pain, whooping cough, bronchitis, and as a parasiticide.
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