In the early 20th century, physician and scientist Edward Bach developed a therapeutic homeopathic remedy for emotional and personality ailments, which branched into the remedy of other systemic diseases. Bach's Flower Essences have been approved by the U.S. Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA). According to Charming Health, "Bach Therapy is renowned for its simplicity, efficiency, simple concept and rapidity of observable results." There are no known side effects from taking the remedies.
Benefits
Bach's 38 Flower Therapy aids in the removal of "negativities," (negative thoughts, feelings, emotions) that can lead to potential disease. This remedy is inclusive of 38 aroma-therapeutic flowers that have been historically relevant to boosting the senses and enlightening the emotions. Though it is presumed that the use of flowers would ensue the taste and smell of a floral fragrance, Bach Flower Remedies are both colorless and tasteless. The solution may be digested as a diluted liquid or in its concentrated form direct from the bottle. In other combinations, it is used topically.
Side Effects
To date, there are no known side effects from the use of Bach Flower Remedies. Herbs 2000 affirms Bach's floral remedy as being non-toxic, non-habit forming and void of negative side effects. However, as with all supplements and health alternatives, consult with your medical physician prior to using a homeopathic remedy. Always follow the remedy's directions.
Other Facts
According to Charming Health, using Bach therapy doesn't require a special diet or regimen. Its effects are enhanced by combining it with an open mind and consistency in your schedule of essence taking. You are advised to continue the program for at least three months for full effect.
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