Bach flower remedies
/batʃ
/(also Bach remedies)
plural noun
Preparations of the flowers of various plants used in a system of complementary medicine intended to relieve ill health by influencing underlying emotional states.Nicky has plans to plant a Bach flower remedy garden in the grounds of the house to reflect its interior....
- The Bach flower remedies, the acupuncture, continued exercise and remaining generally active, not to mention the amitryptiline… there just wasn't anything that seemed at all promising.
- Many women find pregnancy stressful, and this can be a particularly good time to turn to safe, non-invasive options such as Bach flower remedies, homeopathy, kinesiology and other therapies.
Origin
1970s: named after Edward Bach (1886–1936), British physician.
- New Zealand Maori
- New Zealand passion flower
- New Zealand robin
- New Zealand rug
- New Zealand spinach
- New Zealand superannuation
- New Zealand thrush
- New Zealand Wars
- New Zealand wren
- New Zild
- NEX
- nexal
- nexin
- nexine
- NEXRAD
- next
- next best
- next big thing
- next-day
- next door
- next-door neighbor
- next-door neighbour
- next-door-neighbourdom
- next door to
- next friend