Bach Flowers Remedies were created by Dr. Edward Bach. It consists of thrity-eight remedies which are prescribed according to the state of mind of person rather than their physical symptoms.
Agrimony Mental torture; worry which is concealed from others
Aspen Fear of the unknow; vague fears of unknown origin
Beech Intolerance; criticism
Centaury Weak willed; for people who find it hard to say 'no'
Cerato Doubting one's ability; distrusting one's own jusgement
Cherry Plum Fear of losing control of the mind; loss of control
Chestnut Bud Failure to learn by experience
Chicory For overbearing love; selfishness; possessiveness; self-pity
Clematis Day-dreaming
Crab Apple Used for cleansing the mind and body; dislike of self
Elm Taking on too much responsibility; overwhelmed
Gentian Discouragement when things go wrong; dispondancy
Gorse Hopelessness and despair
Heather Self-centered; always concerned about themselves
Holly Jealousy; hatred; suspicion towards others
Honeysuckle For those that live in the past; nostalgia
Hornbeam Tiredness; mental and physical exhaustion
Impatiens Impatience
Larch Lack of confidence which holds people back
Mimulus Fear and anxiety caused by known things
Mustard Black depression; melancholic with no known cause
Oak For those who struggle on past their limits
Olive Tiredness after effort; mental fatigue
Pine Guilt; blaming one's self
Red Chestnut Fear that something awful will happen to a loved one; anxiety for others
Rock Rose Terror; extreme fear; panic
Rock Water Mental rigidity; self-denial
Scleranthus Indecision
Star of Bethlehem Shock; grief
Sweet Chestnut Dispair; everything looks bleak
Vervain Over-enthusiasm to a cause; stress
Vine Dominating people
Walnut Protection against change;
Water Violet Proud or aloof people
White Chestnut Worrying thought; constant and repetative thought
Wild Oat Uncertainty about which path to follow in life
Wild Rose Apathy; resignation
Willow Self-pity; blaming of others; bitterness
Rescue Remedy Shock; attack of nerves; to help deal with a crisis (contains Star of Bethleham, Rock Rose,
Clematis, Impatiens, Cherry Plum
Aspen Fear of the unknow; vague fears of unknown origin
Beech Intolerance; criticism
Centaury Weak willed; for people who find it hard to say 'no'
Cerato Doubting one's ability; distrusting one's own jusgement
Cherry Plum Fear of losing control of the mind; loss of control
Chestnut Bud Failure to learn by experience
Chicory For overbearing love; selfishness; possessiveness; self-pity
Clematis Day-dreaming
Crab Apple Used for cleansing the mind and body; dislike of self
Elm Taking on too much responsibility; overwhelmed
Gentian Discouragement when things go wrong; dispondancy
Gorse Hopelessness and despair
Heather Self-centered; always concerned about themselves
Holly Jealousy; hatred; suspicion towards others
Honeysuckle For those that live in the past; nostalgia
Hornbeam Tiredness; mental and physical exhaustion
Impatiens Impatience
Larch Lack of confidence which holds people back
Mimulus Fear and anxiety caused by known things
Mustard Black depression; melancholic with no known cause
Oak For those who struggle on past their limits
Olive Tiredness after effort; mental fatigue
Pine Guilt; blaming one's self
Red Chestnut Fear that something awful will happen to a loved one; anxiety for others
Rock Rose Terror; extreme fear; panic
Rock Water Mental rigidity; self-denial
Scleranthus Indecision
Star of Bethlehem Shock; grief
Sweet Chestnut Dispair; everything looks bleak
Vervain Over-enthusiasm to a cause; stress
Vine Dominating people
Walnut Protection against change;
Water Violet Proud or aloof people
White Chestnut Worrying thought; constant and repetative thought
Wild Oat Uncertainty about which path to follow in life
Wild Rose Apathy; resignation
Willow Self-pity; blaming of others; bitterness
Rescue Remedy Shock; attack of nerves; to help deal with a crisis (contains Star of Bethleham, Rock Rose,
Clematis, Impatiens, Cherry Plum
