Dr. Edward Bach (1886 - 1936), the discoverer of the flower remedies, was a Harley Street, London doctor who abandoned orthodox medicine. Dissatisfied with the conventional approach to the diagnosis and treatment of disease, he first turned into homeopathy. Just like as Samuel Hahnemann, the founder father of homeopathy, Dr. Edward Bach also believed that “patient himself is the most important factor in his healing”.

He studied homeopathy, practiced it and invented Bach nosodes. He asked himself, why humans suffer so much, what is dis-ease and how can we all can attain and regain good health. As every homeopath knows, the search of finding the Simillimum in homeopathy is sometimes a laborious process and even after finding the right remedy, he is confronted with problems of potencies and repetition of doses.

He discovered a very simple set of remedies which is not only easier to use but also at the same time is very gentle and effective.