Homeopathic Remedies And Bach Flowers

Dr. Blake and Dr. Louie have been big fans of Washington Homeopathic’s for the past 35 years and want to thank you them for all the good they do in this world for people and animals. They helped out Dr. Blake in 2003, when his home and office burned in the Cedar Firestorm. They replaced his homeopathic pharmacy at no cost to help him get back on his feet and begin practicing once again.

In the coming months Dr. Blake will be writing more about his experience that spans nearly 34 years of using homeopathy and Bach Flowers in the care of his animal friends Great and Small.

Dr. Blake discovered Dr. Edward  Bach, MD’s work with flower essences back in 1981 and has been a big fan ever since. Dr. Bach’s work with flower essence for people fit a need Dr. Blake saw for the care of his animal friend’s mind, body and spirit connection. He had no training in Bach Flowers but saw how easy it would be to incorporate them into his growing holistic practice. He translated the human use of the flowers into animal language. It was like magic to the animals, who had been waiting patiently for someone to share Dr. Bach’s work with them.

The rest is history. From that point forward, Bach Flowers became a key modality for Dr. Blake to prevent suffering and do no harm in his practice. He has created many blends of the flowers for different purposes and will be publishing them in a download in the coming months.

Animals have emotions and feelings just like humans and need to know we are aware of these feelings and use the Bach Flowers to help them awaken the doctor within them to keep them in balance in a dis-eased world. The Flowers are gentle and can be administers to all creatures great and small. He has used them in Elephants, Hippos, Gators, Bears, Snakes, pigs, goats, horses, sheep, mice, rats, Hawks, birds of many species, fish, dogs, cats, plants, people, insects and many more. They can be mixed in their food water or water supply. He has used them in swimming pools, lakes and large bodies of water to treat large numbers of animals.

Dr. Blake recommends everyone have Rescue Remedy in their pharmacy and where ever they travel at all times. It is an excellent emergency Bach Flower, that should be used in any situation. He recommends giving 4 drops in the drinking water each day for general balance and 2 drops every 5 minutes in the case of an emergency. Shake it well before administering it, to get the maximum effect. Other Bach Flowers, Dr Blake uses daily are; Aspen; Beech; Cherryplum; Chestnut Bud; Chicory; Clematis; Crabapple; Gentian; Heather; Holly; Impatients; Mimulus; Oak ;Olive;Red Chestnut; Rock Rose; Scleranthus; Star of Bethlehem; Sweet Chestnut; Vervain; Walnut; Water Violet; White Chestnut; Wildoat; Wildrose and Willow.

Please check out Dr. Blake’s video on the Use of Bach Flowers in Veterinary Medicine at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIMXKws13zg&feature=gp-n-y

Please take the time to learn all about Bach Flowers and how wonderful they are for you and your entire family, ALL creatures Great and Small.