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Pine elixir frees you from guilt and encourages a more caring attitude towards yourself. Ideal for regaining confidence and inner peace.
The Bach Flower Pine comes from the Scots Pine, a species of tree belonging to the Pinaceae family found in Europe as far east as Siberia. Often referred to as the "northern pine", the flower has a long, straight trunk, usually reaching 25 metres in height, and lives for more than two centuries. Some Scots pines can last over 700 years. The tree is easily identified by its ochre-red bark. Its leaves are bluish needles measuring between 4 and 7 cm in length.
The Bach Pine flower comes from the Scots Pine, a species of tree belonging to the Pinaceae family, found in Europe as far east as Siberia. Scots pine is the oldest of all flowering plants. Symbolizing profound transformation over time and successive generations, it is possible to distinguish three stages of growth on a single plant. Scots pine is a conifer whose wood is widely used, notably in construction and pulp and paper manufacture. Its buds and needles can be distilled into essential oils for use in herbal medicine. This tree is an essence of light, needing plenty of light to grow. It fears neither cold nor drought, and adapts well to most soils.
Inebios Bach Flower Remedies target all the individual's transient or regular emotions, and contribute toemotional harmony in everyday life. Do you feel that you blame yourself a lot? Do you feel that what happens to others is often your fault? Then this Bach Flower is for you!
Scots pine is suited to those who blame themselves and feel guilty. Even when they succeed, they are never satisfied and always feel they could have done better. Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) is suitable for people who feel guilty and constantly question themselves. They consider themselves responsible for other people's faults, or even for everything that goes wrong, and feel unworthy and undeserving. Their guilt complex and sense of shame are not necessarily based on anything concrete, but any possibility of joie de vivre is destroyed.
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What are the precautions for use?
Due to the presence of alcohol, these dietary supplements are not recommended for :
Grape alcohol 27% v/v, aqueous solution of young shoots with Pinus sylvestris L. flowers (dilution 1/500).
Presentation - Packaging :
10 ml dropper bottle.
Scots pine, whose botanical name is Pinus sylvestris L., belongs to the Pinaceae family. Its essential oil is obtained from the needles. The origin of Scots Pine's Latin name is debated. Alexandre Etienne Guillaume "de" Théis, in 1810, maintained that it comes from the Celtic "pinus", meaning mountain or rock. However, Félix Gaffiot, in his 1934 French Latin Dictionary, thought…
Read the article on the blogBach flowers, also known as Bach Flower Remedies, represent a holistic and alternative approach to health, widely used in the field of complementary therapies. Developed in the 1930s by the British doctor Edward Bach, these plant-based preparations aim to restore emotional and mentalbalance to individuals. Unlike traditional herbal remedies, which act primarily on a physical level, Bach flowers claim to…
Read the article on the blogBach flowers, created in the 1930s by Dr Edward Bach, are flower essences designed to treat emotional imbalances such as fear, uncertainty or stress. Based on a holistic approach, Bach believed that healing primarily required emotional balance, with physical illnesses seen as manifestations of internal disorders. Despite their worldwide popularity, Bach flowers are still the subject of debate. While their…
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