Five Flower Remedy is Dr Bach's shock recovery combination, traditionally referred to as 'rescue remedy'. For use in any sudden shock, stress or injury.

Negative: worry hidden by a carefree mask, apparently jovial but suffering.
Positive: steadfast peace.

Negative: vague, unknown, haunting apprehension and premonitions.
Positive: trusting the unknown.

Negative: intolerant, critical, fussy.
Positive: seeing more good in the world.

Negative: kind, quiet, gentle, anxious to serve, weak, dominated.
Positive: an active and positive worker.

Negative: distrustful of self and intuition, easily led and misguided.
Positive: confidence in one's own individuality.

Negative: for the thought of losing control, of doing dreaded things.
Positive: calmness and sanity.

Negative: failing to learn from life, repeating mistakes, lack of observation.
Positive: learning from experience.

Negative: demanding, self-pity, self-love, possessive, hurt and tearful.
Positive: love and care that gives freely to others.

Negative: dreamers, drowsy, absent-minded.
Positive: brings down to earth.

Negative: feeling unclean, self-disgust, small things out of proportion.
Positive: the cleansing remedy.

Negative: capable people, with responsibility, who falter temporarily. Overwhelmed.
Positive: the strength to perform duty.

Negative: discouragement, doubt, despondency.
Positive: take heart and have faith.

Negative: no hope, accepting the difficulty, pointless to try.
Positive: the sunshine of renewed hope.

Negative: longing for company, talkative, over-concern with self.
Positive: tranquility and kinship with all life.

Negative: jealousy, envy, revenge, anger, suspicion.
Positive: the conquest of all will be through love.

Negative: living in memories.
Positive: involved in the present.

Negative: feels weary and thinks can't cope.
Positive: strengthens and supports.

Negative: irritated by constraints, quick, tense, impatient.
Positive: gentle and forgiving.