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BIOFLORAL BACH FLOWERS Organic Hypersensitivity - 20ml
Manage your emotional hypersensitivity with Hypersensitivity Complex Spray.
Are you looking for a natural ally to better manage your emotional hypersensitivity on a daily basis?
Discover Biofloral's Organic Hypersensitivity Synergy Spray.
This synergy, carefully crafted from 6 organic Bach Flowers, offers gentle support for sensitive souls:
- N°25 Red Chestnut: to enable you to stop worrying excessively about the well-being of others.
- N°18 Impatiens (Impatience): to master any emotional reactions that may be disproportionate.
- N°10 Crab Apple: to accept and love yourself as you are.
- N°30 Sweet Chestnut: to prevent your emotions, especially sadness, from getting the better of you.
- N°38 Willow: to make you less touchy.
- N°33 Walnut: to help you adapt to life's changes and move forward resolutely.
Who is this complex for?
This complex is for all emotional people who experience their emotions intensely and sometimes feel overwhelmed. If you're excessively concerned about the well-being of others, to the point where their problems become your own, if your senses are heightened, this synergy can help.
With the Hypersensitivity Complex, you'll learn to accept your emotions without letting them overwhelm you, feeling protected and reassured. You'll no longer take things or events too personally, and you'll feel in harmony with your emotions.
This complex will help you :
- Feel more in tune with your emotions.
- Stop letting your sensitivities overwhelm you.
- Stop taking things or events too personally.
- Feel protected and reassured in the face of emotional challenges.
- Reduce the impact of your excessive emotional reactions.
- Find emotional balance in your daily life.
This complex is handcrafted and inspired by the original method of British-born Dr. Edward Bach. He demonstrated that flower essences have a direct positive influence on emotional harmony.
The Hypersensitivity Complex is also available in alcohol-free lozenge format.
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