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Bach remedies
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Bach remedies,
a set of 38 flower essences, developed as a milder alternative to homeopathic remedies, that produce mental or emotional but not physical symptoms upon proving. They are used to treat mental and emotional complaints and have no direct effect on physical symptoms.


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