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28 January 2017
Butterfly bush - Buddleja davidii and bore-out
By madeleine meuwessen

Butterfly bush people are enthusiastic about many things, can make the most wonderful plans, but have little interest in everyday things. They make great plans but are already simultaneously working on the next step, while they haven't even started on the first. These are often highly intelligent people who are easily bored by [...].

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21 January 2017
Butterfly bush - Buddleja davidii
By madeleine meuwessen

Butterfly bush - Buddleja davidii People and especially adolescents, because of their inattentive nature, much in life escapes them (because they find everything trivial). They do not learn from life's lessons, therefore they keep making mistakes, like forgetting keys, leaving the gas on. They run for many new things, but for everyday things [...]

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Use of Blossom Remedies

The most important thing with blossom remedies is the frequency of intake. Blossom remedies are best taken as often as possible in a day with the golden guideline being; 4 to 6 times a day, with 4 drops at a time from the dispensing bottle. To use blossom remedies and a user bottle, here are the simple steps; take a clean and unused 30ml pipette bottle. First, fill the pipette bottle with spring water. After this, add one teaspoon of brandy as a preservative, then add the blossom remedies.

Take the stock bottle or stock bottles of the chosen blossom remedies and put 3 drops of each into the 30ml. pipette bottle. A second golden guideline is; 1 drop from the stock bottle(s) to 10ml of spring water. There is no need to shake the bottle before use as it only contains the vibrations of the plants and has no actual material content.

Then take 4 drops from the user bottle and drip it under the tongue. If you touch the dropper with the tongue, mould may develop in the bottle. Repeat taking the blossom remedies at least 4 to 6 times a day.

Flower remedies are not a substitute for medication and do not replace doctors or medical specialists. Please note that in case of doubt you should always consult a doctor.