Bach Flowers Effect:

The active principle of Bach flowers and a new generation of alternatives

This article includes 6 main points, to which you can navigate directly by clicking.

• Introduction: What are Bach flowers, history and use
• How do Bach flowers work? Production & active ingredient
• Application of Bach flowers: intake, dosage, side effects
• Which Bach flowers are there? Brief overview
• Alternative to Bach flowers: Source of Life-Elixir - the next level
• Conclusion

"Dr. Bach began searching for natural remedies to support the soul and emotional well-being in the 1920s. He eventually discovered 38 wild plants, which he called Bach flowers."

What are Bach flowers

Bach flowers are considered natural remedies made from the flowers of wild plants. They were developed in the 1930s by the English physician and pharmacologist Dr. Edward Bach. Bach was already convinced at that time that certain negative emotions and feelings, such as fear, stress and sadness, can lead to physical and mental problems. He therefore developed essences from 38 different Bach flowers to help balance these negative emotions and increase well-being.

History of Bach Flowers

In the 1920s, after repeatedly noting connections between patients' mental states and symptoms of illness in his medical studies, Dr. Bach set out to find natural remedies to support the soul and emotional well-being. Through self-testing, he eventually discovered 38 wild plants, which he called Bach flowers. Each flower was thereby focused on a specific emotional imbalance.  

Use
Bach flowers are often taken in the form of drops or globules to support emotional well-being and balance certain negative emotions. They can also be used in the form of bath additives, creams or sprays. It is recommended to use Bach Flower Remedies under the guidance of an experienced therapist or physician to find the most appropriate flower for individual needs.

Source of Life-Elixir: Bach Flowers 2.0

The ALPHA-ENERGY® Source of Life-Elixir continues what Dr. Bach started. The intelligent blockage remover has all the vibrational information of all Bach flowers and has been amplified in their intensity.

"Bach flowers do not contain any chemical active ingredients, but consist of the energetic information of the flowers."

How do Bach flowers work?

1. how are Bach flowers made?

Bach Flower Drops are made by absorbing the flower energy (frequencies) in water and alcohol. To do this, freshly picked flowers are usually placed in a container with water and alcohol and the container is placed in a sunny place. After a few hours, the liquid is strained and bottled.

2. how do they affect the body and mind?

Bach Flower Remedies are designed to help balance negative emotions and support emotional well-being. They are intended to help the person regain their natural balance and be able to cope with their problems in a healthy way. Bach flowers harmonize the energy of the body and mind, thereby activating the body's self-healing potential.

3. which active ingredients are included?

Bach flowers do not contain any chemical active ingredients, but consist of the energetic information of the flowers. This information directly affects the soul and the subconscious and thus supports the emotional well-being.

"Bach flowers are generally safe to use and have no known side effects."

Application of the Bach flowers

1. how are they taken?

Bach flowers are often taken in the form of drops or globules. It is recommended to take them before meals and put them directly under the tongue.

2. what dosage is recommended

The recommended dosage varies depending on the individual situation and the desired purpose of use. In general, it is recommended to add 2-4 drops of the selected Bach flower in a glass of water and drink it throughout the day. The duration of use should be determined under the guidance of an experienced therapist or physician.

3. what precautions should be taken?

Bach flowers are usually safe to use and have no known side effects. However, it is recommended not to take them during pregnancy or breastfeeding without first consulting a doctor. Bach flowers should also not be used as a substitute for necessary medical treatment.

Which Bach flowers are there (overview)

In total, there are 38 Bach flowers, each of which is assigned to its own indication. In addition, there are so-called rescue or emergency drops to help as a quick aid in acute situations. Mostly you will find yourself in several of the topics listed below - Bach flower therapists usually mix a complex of Bach flowers for individual needs.

All 38 Bach flowers with assigned indications

No. 1 Agrimony (agrimony) -> showing feelings and perceiving oneself || No. 2 Aspen (quaking poplar) -> undefined fears || No. 3 Bleech (copper beech) -> criticism and tolerance || No.4 Centaury (Centaury) -> own will, self-worth || No. 5 Cerato (Plumbago) -> trust in the inner voice || No. 6 Cherry Plum (Cherry Plum) -> emotional congestion || No. 7 Chestnut Bud (Chestnut Bud -> learning flower || No. 8 Chicory (Chicory ) -> possessive "overmother" || No. 9 Clematis (Common Wood Vine) -> the imaginative daydreamer || No. 10 Crab Apple (Wood Apple Blossom) -> order and purity || No. 11 Elm (Elm) up to the big task || No. 12 Gentian (Bitter Gentian) -> pessimism, optimism || No. 13 Gorse (gorse) -> regain hope || No. 14 Heather (heather) -> self-centeredness, being seen || No. 15 Holly (h olly) -> living love || No. 16 H oneysuckle ( honeysuckle ) -> living in the past || No. 17 Hornbeam (hornbeam) -> mental exhaustion or fatigue || No. 18 Impatiens (glandular balsam) -> overstress due to impatience || No. 19 Larch (larch) -> self-confidence || No. 20 Mimulus (spotted knapweed) -> nameable fears || No. 21 Mustard (Field Mustard) -> melancholy, depression || No. 22 Oak (Oak) sense of duty || No. 23 Olive -> vitality, convalescence || No. 24 Pine (Pine) -> letting go of guilt || No. 25 Red Chestnut (Red Chestnut) -> excessive worry about others || No. 26 Rock Rose (Sunflower) -> anxiety, panic || No. 27 Rock Water (Water from Healing Springs) -> being too hard on yourself || No. 28 Scelerantus (One Year Old Child) -> making a decision || No. 29 Star of Bethlehem (Golden Milk Star) -> trauma, shock || No. 30 Sweet Chestnut -> despair || No. 31 Vervain -> the do-gooder || No. 32 Vine -> flexible leader || No. 33 Wal nut -> complete upheaval, new beginning || No. 34 Water Violet (Swamp Water Feather) -> pride, reservedness || No. 35 White Chestnut (Horse Chestnut) -> thoughts circling in the head || No. 36 Wild Oat (Forest Asp en) -> finding life's purpose || No. 37 (Dog Rose) -> resignation, without drive || No. 38 Willow (Willow ) -> victim attitude

No. 1 Agrimony (agrimony)
showing feelings and perceiving oneself
No. 2 Aspen (quaking poplar)
undefined fears
No. 3 Bleech (copper beech)
criticism and tolerance
No.4Centaury (Centaury)
own will, self-worth
No. 5 Cerato (Leadwort)
trust in inner voice
No. 6 Cherry Plum (Cherry Plum)
emotional congestion
No. 7 Chestnut Bud (Chestnut Bud)
learning flower
No. 8 Chicory (Chicory )
possessive "overmother"
No.9 Clematis (Common Wood Vine)
the imaginative daydreamer
No. 10 Crab Apple (Wood Apple Blossom)
order and purity
No. 11 Elm (Elm)
up to the big task
No. 12 Gentian (Bitter Gentian)
pessimism, optimism
No. 13 Gorse (gorse)
regaining hope
No. 14 Heather (heather)
self-reference, being seen
No. 15 Holly (h olly)
living love
No. 16 H oneysuckle (honeysuckle) living in the past
No.17 Hornbeam (hornbeam)
mental exhaustion or fatigue
No. 18 Impatiens (glandular balsam)
overstress due to impatience No. 19 Larch (larch)
self-confidence
No. 20 Mimulus(spottedknapweed)
nameable fears
No. 21 Mustard (Field Mustard)
melancholy, depression
No. 22 Oak (Oak)
sense of duty
No. 23 Olive
vitality, convalescence
No. 24 Pine (Pine) -> letting go of guilt
No. 25 Red Chestnut (Red Chestnut)
excessive worry about others
No. 26 Rock Rose (Sunflower)
anxiety, panic
No. 27 Rock Water (Water from Healing Springs)
too hard on yourself
No. 28 Scelerantus (One Year Old Child)
making a decision
No. 29 Star of Bethlehem (Golden Milk Star)
trauma, shock
No. 30 Sweet Chestnut (Sweet Chestnut)
Despair
No. 31 Vervain (Ironweed)
the do-gooder
No. 32 Vine (Vine)
flexible leader
No. 33 Walnut (Walnut)
complete upheaval, new beginning
No. 34 Water Violet (Swamp Water Feather)
pride, reservation
No. 35 White Chestnut (Horse Chestnut)
thoughts circling in head
No. 36 Wild Oat (Forest Asp en)
finding life's purpose
No. 37 (Dog Rose)
resignation, lacking drive
No. 38 Willow (Willow )
victim attitude

Source of Life-Elixir: The Bach Flower Revolution

The ALPHA-ENERGY® Source of Life-Elixir continues what Dr. Bach started. The intelligent blockage remover thereby has all the vibrational information of all Bach flowers and has been amplified in their intensity. Fits for every application. A time-consuming compilation of the individually suitable Bach flower mixture is not necessary.

Alternatives to Bach Flowers

Some time has passed since the discovery of Dr. Bach and yet Bach flowers still enjoy great popularity, and rightly so. Since also in the energetic field, in which one finds oneself, the clocks do not stand still, there are meanwhile procedures, which produced new nature-based essences, which are based on the same active principle but can be simpler and often also more effective in use.

Particularly to mention is the ALPHA-ENERGY® Source of Life-Elixir which is briefly presented here:

The ALPHA-ENERGY Source of Life-Elixir

Based on this oscillation principle of Bach flower therapy, the Source of Life-Elixir is the next evolutionary step in the holistic nature-based solution of deep-seated mental imbalances.

By means of a specially developed process, ALPHA-ENERGY® has succeeded in producing a universal elixir which is not only ideally suited for every subject, but also solves it in a more efficient and unerring way.

The molecular structure of the elixir has all the vibrational information of all Bach flowers and was strengthened in their intensity. This makes the Life Source Elixir from ALPHA-ENERGY® not only suitable for every application. (The mixing of Bach flowers is not necessary) but also many times more effective in use.

• Simple: Only one elixir is needed for various topics instead of various Bach flowers. No knowledge of various Bach flowers necessary.
• Stronger in intensity
• Mixing Bach flowers for targeted composition is not necessary.
• No. 38 "WILLOW" should still be used for the assigned indication (strong bitterness/victimization).
  However, in combination of a Bach flower mixture with the elixir, the elixir has a strengthening effect.

Conclusion

Bach flower therapy has been firmly established in naturopathy for many years and is still gaining in importance in 2023. Many doctors also use Bach flowers to accompany conventional medicine or psychotherapy. Bach flower therapy is considered to be free of side effects in its application and can thus be combined with other therapeutic methods without any problems.

Based on the same oscillation principle, new alternatives to Bach flowers have already gained a firm foothold. New manufacturing methods have simplified the application and increased the intensity. The Source of Life-Elixir of ALPHA-ENERGYconvinces even experienced Bach flower experts.

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