Can a few drops of a flower essence treat pain, stress, and anxiety? Some people think so. Get the scoop on Bach flower remedies, including if they’re safe and how to use them.

Bach flower remedies are tinctures of water and wild plant extracts. While there is no evidence that these are effective, some people use these remedies as alternative or complementary therapies.

Anabel Kindersley of Neal’s Yard Remedies shares her guide to flower essence therapy that supports emotional and mental wellbeing.

Bach Flower Remedies, developed in the 1930s by Dr. Edward Bach, a British physician, involve the use of 38 plant-based solutions to correct emotional imbalances, ranging from stress and anxiety ...

The development of Flower Essences can be credited to bacteriologist Dr Edward Bach who discovered them in the early 1900's. Flower Essences are prepared by picking fresh flowers which are still wet ...

Discover the therapeutic benefits of Bach Flower Remedies, which utilize flower and plant extracts combined with a mixture of brandy and spring water to create mother tinctures. These tinctures are ...

Alicia Sirkin believes in flower power. Sirkin, a Bach Foundation registered practitioner, uses flower essences to heal people suffering from emotional distress. She will be teaching an introductory ...

Use flower power to keep your dieting on the right track. We’ve teamed up with Bach Original Flower Remedies to give away 100 Bach Emotional Eating Kits, worth £11.

Bach’s rescue remedies are tiny amounts of boiled flowers mixed with brandy. There’s little surprise there’s no evidence of their effectiveness.