The Bach Flower Therapy was introduced between 1920 & 1930 by Dr. Edward Bach a well known Physician, Bacteriologist, Homeopath and Researcher, who deeply studied 38 Flower varieties found in and around Mount Vernon, England. Dr. Bach discovered that the essence of each of the 38 Flowers is associated with a basic human emotion and that the essence – in a diluted form – can bring back an emotionally disturbed person to a positive and happy state of mind. Dr. Bach also found that these essences can greatly help in the treatment of most physical illnesses by treating the accompanying emotional disturbances (sufferer’s worry, apprehension, hopelessness, impatience, irritability etc.), which could either be the contributory causes of those illnesses or acting as obstacles in the path of recovery. He therefore named these diluted essences as the ‘Bach Flower Remedies’. The Bach Flower Remedies have been found to give wonderful results, either when used on their own or as a complementary therapy to homeopathic or other forms of treatment.