LEarn more about Bach Flower Essences

In a nutshell, flower essences are distillations made from the flowering part of wild plants, bushes or trees, and support us in balancing our emotions. They are considered “vibrational” medicine, and work on the subtle vibrations and energetic frequencies within us to encourage positive emotions and patterns. 

Consistency is key to the effectiveness of flower essences.  I recommend 4-6 drops under the tongue at least 3 times a day, 4 if possible, every day. I also encourage clients to put several drops in their water bottle or glass that they sip throughout the day

The flower essences can work immediately in certain situations, but for most, you will notice a difference after about two weeks. For long-term issues,  it can take three weeks to one month to notice change.  Remedies must be taken regularly to work best. Consistency is key! 

 If taken at the directed dosage above, one bottle will last between three weeks to one month.

Please be sure when taking your drops to avoid touching the glass dropper to your mouth, as it should be kept clean. If this should occur,  just rinse it off with clean, hot water. 

 Bottles should be kept away from electronic devices and direct sunlight.

Flower essences do not interfere with medications and medication will not interfere with the efficacy of the flower essences. Flower essences are meant to complement and not replace traditional medical practices. 

Flower essence remedies can be used by children, adults, pregnant women, teenagers, elderly and even pets and plants.  They are completely safe and harmless. There are no side effects, you cannot over dose and they are not addictive. 

The amount of alcohol you will be ingesting is minimal (four drops of brandy diluted with spring water) and is there only as a preservative. If desired, you can further dilute the remedy by adding four drops from the dropper bottle into a glass of spring water to drink. You may also add 16 drops to a daily water bottle and sipped throughout the day. 

If an alcohol-free bottle is still required, please let Kelly know.