Beginner's Guide to Bach Flower Remedies  (English, Paperback, Krishnamoorty V)

Beginners Guide To Bach Flower Remedies captures thirty-eight natural homeopathic remedies derived from non-toxic flowers and plants that can be used to treat ailments that affect individuals and the society.

Summary Of The Book

Bach Flower Remedies, developed by the English bacteriologist, pathologist, and homeopath Edward Bach, are remedies developed in the 1930s intended primarily for relieving stress, anxiety, insomnia, and other emotional states.

In Beginners Guide To Bach Flower Remedies With Repertory, the author presents these in a crisp, well-defined manner, listing out various prescriptions of the remedies, their dosages, and repetition, and carefully sorting out the advantages and disadvantages of each remedy. The remedies are accompanied by actual case studies and come with helpful content such as reader questions, puzzles, and a full repertory.

Dr. Krishnamurthy’s language is lucid and precise, making it easy for a reader to understand a subject that is relatively new and in its infancy. Listed alphabetically, ranging from Aspen to Vervain, Vine, and Willow, the number of plants covered are close to forty.

Being an allied subject of Homeopathy, Beginners Guide To Bach Flower Remedies With Repertory can be recommended for all alternative medical practitioners. Simply written, the book is also easy enough for the layman to understand as well.

About Dr. V. Krishnamoorthy

Dr. Krishnamoorthy is a renowned Indian medical practitioner and teacher who has more than thirty-eight years of teaching experience in Homeopathy and Chinese Acupressure and is a pioneer in the field of Dr. Bach’s Flower Remedies.

He has written many books on the subjects such as Wrong Beliefs & Truths Of Lesser Known Medical Systems, Advanced Homoeopathic Practice, Dr. Bach Flower Remedies Of England, and Meditation: Exact And Accurate Practice. 

Dr. Krishnamurthy has studied and mastered fifty-six medical systems and has focused on Homeopathy for forty years. In 2007, he proved his bona fides by declaring that Polyporus Pinicola is almost a specific cure for the chikungunya disease as it cured hundreds of people suffering from the ailment.