Bach Flower Therapy is a complementary therapy developed in the 1930s by Edward Bach. It is based on the idea that certain flower essences can help balance emotional states and support overall well-being.
The therapy uses 38 different flower remedies, each intended for a specific emotional state, such as fear, anxiety, sadness, stress, uncertainty, or lack of confidence. The remedies are prepared by placing flowers in water and preserving the resulting essence.
One of the best-known preparations is Rescue Remedy, a blend of several flower essences that is marketed for temporary emotional stress or tension.
Although many people report feeling helped by Bach Flower Remedies, scientific studies have not found strong evidence that they are effective beyond placebo effects. Bach Flower Therapy should be viewed as a complementary approach and not as a replacement for evidence-based medical treatment.
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