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flower essences

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flower essences,
aqueous extracts of the fresh flowers of various plants chosen for their effects on specific mental or emotional symptoms, combined with brandy as a preservative. They are used to address spiritual, mental, and emotional as well as physical problems.

flower essences,
n.pl homeopathic dilutions of flowers systematized by Edward Bach, MD; used to address emotional imbalance.

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Q. Have you ever try Flower Essences for bipolar disorders??? I am Flower Essences practitioner as well as a Cognitive Behavior Therapist educated in Venezuela.I have wonderful experiences with Flower Essences and Alternative Terapies.

A. i never tried flower essence in any medical situation. maybe i will, i think it's worth a try. but about Bipolar disorder- changing medications that work and, even though they have unpleasant side effects, proven to help- could have destructive outcome. so in this case i don't think that it's wise to do so.

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Because most of us in the Western world have grown up in a society in which allopathic medicine is the prevailing norm, we forget that only a few decades ago, homeopathic, herbal and other natural medicines like tissue salts and flower essences were commonly available and freely used even by conventional doctors.
In ancient Rome, communal public baths were used to promote health and wellness, and in Egypt, flower essences and aromatic oils were added to bath waters to promote healing.
Comprising three different flower essences, you can create your own individual combination to suit you and your mood.
 
 
 
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