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I'm jumping forward on our Bach-flowers' list because I'm impatient to present to you this remedy: Impatiens. Also called Touch-me-Not, this flower helps one to be more p...

Here's an abstract of Henry Lindlar's classic Nature Cure, the chapter concerning women's health in particular. Of course, it was written a while ago but why not try to s...

The AMCC doesn't train any Doctors in Naturopathy. You can read our post about Can You Call me Doctor ? So what DO we do (since the tuition fees are no cheap...)? A Natur...

We continue our series on Bach Flower Remedies with #9: Clematis. We've seen Chicory #8 not so long ago, and of course Chestnut Bud #7 . By the way, I systematically put ...

This Chicory plant is used for many purposes including constipation and pre-diabetes. Here, we're looking at its flower use for emotional disturbances. In short: Chicory ...

Have you ever been asked that question? A naturopath from my old neighborhood asked me one day about my son who very often had "snot on his nose" as we say at home. For t...

Since we have embarked on the Bach Flowers series, why not do other series of articles? After all, it inspires me for the next composition and guarantees me enough to wri...

Since the AMCC started a few weeks ago a series of articles on Bach Flowers, we felt compelled to add also a series on essential oils (i.e. the boss asked for it), as wel...

What a cute name - Cherry Plum! In fact, it's about the cute little people who lose it when they think they don't control the situation anymore. Then, they're adding to t...