Red Chestnut for obsessive worriers by Linda M. Crider — One significant quality that distinguished Dr. Edward Bach from his more conventional medical colleagues was his insight into human behavior. For instance, after much observation and reflection, he wisely concluded that worry is a completely unproductive emotion. As a result, he included the flower essence […]
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April 24, 2015
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