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Bach flower healing
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Bach flower healing

A homeopathic system of medical therapy developed in the 1920s by the English physician Edward Bach. Based on the healing properties of wild flowers, it seeks to alleviate mental and emotional causes of disease rather than their physical symptoms.



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