Oh the cost savings! One 30 ml treatment bottle filled with mineral, spring or filtered water and 2 drops of each chosen remedy will last for 3 weeks when taking 4 drops 4 times per day (the recommended treatment method for Bach Flower Remedies).
Since there are 240 drops in each 20 ml of concentrated Remedy, what you have is 60 treatment bottles' worth of Remedy. Sixty treatments worth of remedy.
So that bottle of concentrate that looks so small and expensive sitting on the shelf in the health food store or in the little picture on-line is actually going to last you for the equivalent of 60 treatment bottles.
At approximately one treatment bottle being used up every 2-3 weeks, you have an 120 to 180 weeks' supply (that is going on a 3 years' worth supply of concentrated remedy) if you were to use that particular remedy daily.
I
have not had the experience of myself or anyone else using the same concentrate daily for that period of time.That little bottle of concentrate could last you many years. And because it is preserved in brandy, there is no expiration on the quality of the remedy itself, but USDA requires an expiration date so that 5 year expiration date is about how long that rubber stopper will hold up.
Well, you figure it out. Look at what people are paying monthly for mood and emotion stabilizers at their pharmacy.
See the links below to look at clinical studies and personal stories about the Bach Flower Remedies' effectiveness.
http://www.bachflowereducation.com/ResearchStudies.html
http://www.bachflowereducation.com/ResearchStudies.html
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*All articles, including "The Medicine Cabinet" articles, provide suggestions for various alternative possibilities for self help. Consulting with conventional medical practitioners is always understood as an avenue of healing which goes without saying, nor need for suggestion in our articles, and our suggestions are never implying that you should pursue health without conventional methods as also one of your choices, decisions and privileges as you pursue optimum health for yourself and loved ones.We take no responsibility for your decisions and personal choices in your pursuit of your, or your pets', health.
