This book is authored by a physician with over 25 years of experience of Bach Flower Therapy, provides comprehensive study of the subject under one cover. The detailed illustrations of 244 cases, both acute and chronic, can be very helpful for students and practitioners.

By explaining step-by-step, how to use the Bach Flower remedies, the author details the way to achieve a lasting recover.

• Enumerates common conditions and remedies for same
• More than 200 case examples
• Alphabetically arranged disease index for quick reference
• Some combinations of homeopathic remedies suggested useful for everyday practice

Dr. D.S. Vohra, born in Pakistan in 1912, is an Engineer (1929-34 from Lahore) by profession. In the year 1973, he became an ardent follower of the science and art of Homoeopathy. After getting the vast knowledge of this science, he thoroughly studied literature on Bach Flower Remedies and grasped it. He is running a free Homoeopathic dispensary for the last 18 years and providing medical aid in the above systems of medicine to one and all. He has written books on Homoeopathy and Bach Flower Remedies in English, Hindi and Punjabi.

In the various books written by me on Homoeopathy and Bach Flower Remedies, I have tried to share my experiences of the last thirty years in alternative modes of treatment of various diseases by Homoeopathy or Bach Flower Therapy. Some friends have asked me why I do not stick to only Homoeopathy or Bach Flower Remedies when I have said that both therapies are perfect. To such friends my submission is that both therapies are perfect, true, but I am not perfect in any of the therapies. I have acquired some knowledge of both. My aim is to relieve the trouble of my patient with any means at hand.

These two therapies are my weapons with which I bear the enemy (disease). So I use one or both of these weapons, which I have found most effective during my long practice.

It is usually said that Bach Flower Therapy is complementary to Homoeopathy but my assertion is that either of these therapies is supplementary or complementary to the other.

In these 244 cases, both acute and chronic, one can hardly make out which is the main remedy and which is the complementary remedy.

If I find that a child has stepped on a nail, I immediately give a dose of Ledum pal and follow it up with a few doses of Arnica to relieve the pain. I do not have to wait to find out which of the Bach Flower Remedies would prevent tetanus or relieve pain. I can supplement the above treatment with a few doses of CHERRY PLUM if the pain is unbearable. Similarly, if an infant is crying, I put a few globules charged with RESCUE Remedy in his mouth and do not have to seek Homoeopathic medicine that would suit the case.

In my humble way I have been able to give substantial relief to the patients in the most difficult chronic cases referred to me by specialist in various fields, particularly so in the case of psychosomatic diseases. In the preparation of this book, I am indebted to Dr. Ishwar Chand Mittal who has for the past several years assisted me in taking case histories of patients and give valuable suggestions in the preparation of prescription. The cases given in this book are quite different from the cases given in any of the books written by me and would be found interesting by any practitioner of Homoeopathy or Bach Flower Remedies.

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