Combination preparation with Bach flower essences for the treatment of animals

Abstract

Combination preparation for the treatment of one animal, wherein the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence and at least one second Bach flower essence, and The Bach flower essences are each extracted from different plant varieties, whose active ingredients are effective for the same health problem.

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Technical area

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a combination preparation for treating an animal. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to the use of such combination preparations. Technical background

[0002] Bach flower therapy is an alternative medicine method developed by a British physician in the 1930s. 38 different Bach flower essences are made from flowers and plant parts. These Bach flower essences are freely available in large quantities and of high quality. Bach flower essences often contain purely natural ingredients and are derived from plants grown organically or according to other cultivation standards. Users therefore perceive such Bach flower essences as high-quality, natural, and highly effective remedies.

[0003] Bach flower essences are used to treat humans and animals. However, their pharmacological efficacy has not yet been proven. Furthermore, the plants used to create Bach flower essences exhibit pharmacological properties that do not always correspond to the intended use of these Bach flower essences in Bach flower therapy. For example, Bach flower essences are said to indirectly cure suffering and illness by treating negative emotional states. Description of the invention

[0004] A first aspect relates to a combination preparation. A combination preparation can, for example, comprise at least two starting materials. The combination preparation can, for example, be in the form of a liquid or solid. The combination preparation can, for example, be in the form of a cream, ointment, tincture, emulsion, powder, paste, pill, or the like.

[0005] The combination preparation can be designed to treat an animal and / or a human. Treatment can be administered orally and / or rectally. Cutaneous and / or topical application is also possible. For example, the combination preparation can be administered to the animal or human once or several times daily as a tablet or pill.

[0006] For example, pets and / or farm animals can be treated with the combination product. For example, mammals and / or warm-blooded animals can be treated with the combination product. The combination product can be used, for example, to treat horses, ponies, donkeys, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, hamsters, and / or rats. The dosage can be proportional to the body weight of the animal or human being treated. Alternatively or additionally, an adjustment factor for the dosage can be provided depending on the breed being treated. The adjustment factor can take into account the strength of the combination product's ingredients in the breed.

[0007] The combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence and at least one second Bach flower essence. These are different varieties of Bach flower essences. The Bach flower essences are each derived from different plant varieties. A plant variety can be a plant species. For example, the first Bach flower essence is derived from a first plant variety and the second Bach flower essence from a second plant variety, whereby the first plant variety is a different variety than the second plant variety. For example, each Bach flower essence is derived from exactly one plant variety. The plant varieties can be bushes, trees, green plants, seed plants, and the like. The plants can have chloroplasts and generate energy through photosynthesis. All or only selected parts of the respective plant can be used to obtain the Bach flower essence.For example, only flowers, bark, roots, branches, leaves and / or fruits or nuts of a plant variety can be used to produce the Bach flower essence.

[0008] The combination preparation can also contain three, four, five, six, or seven Bach flower essences, each derived from different plant varieties. The combination preparation can be free of any Bach flower essences other than those listed here. The combination preparation can optionally contain alcohol, water, and / or fragrances as additives. However, the combination preparation can also be free of any other ingredients besides the Bach flower essences. For example, the combination preparation can be free of alcohol, water, and / or fragrances that are not contained in the Bach flower essences. The combination preparation can, for example, contain only natural ingredients.

[0009] To make Bach flower essences, plant parts are collected, particularly when the plant variety is in bloom. These plant parts are placed in a container filled with water, especially spring water, for approximately three to four hours and exposed to sunlight. Alternatively or additionally, the plant parts are heated in the water, for example in the case of woody plant material and / or when the plant variety blooms at a time of year with little sun, such as late autumn. Alternatively, only dewdrops can be collected from the plant parts and preserved in alcohol, for example while they are illuminated by the morning sun. The water is then mixed with alcohol, for example in an equal proportion to the water. The alcohol can be any alcohol suitable for human and / or animal consumption, such as ethanol.The plant parts can be filtered out before or afterward. The resulting liquid is also called mother tincture. This mother tincture is mixed with water, especially spring water, to obtain the Bach flower essence. For example, the mother tincture can be diluted with water at a ratio of 1 to 240. For example, 10 liters of water, in which the plant parts have been soaked, will yield 20 liters of mother tincture by adding 10 liters of alcohol. From these 20 liters of mother tincture, 4800 liters of Bach flower essence are then produced. No further dilution is required.

[0010] The 38 Bach flower essences are numbered and have a name derived from the English language.

[0011] Bach Flower Essence No. 1 is derived from agrimony, specifically common agrimony, and is known as Agrimony. Bach Flower Essence No. 1 is intended to be used as an emotional state for tormenting thoughts hidden behind a facade of cheerfulness. However, agrimony itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect.

[0012] Agrimony, for example, is traditionally used to relieve inflammation in the body. Agrimony can be helpful for inflammations of the mouth and throat, such as pharyngitis and gum problems. Agrimony is also known for its wound-healing properties. Agrimony is used externally for skin injuries, minor cuts, or eczema. Agrimony can also be taken as a tea or tincture to aid wound healing. The astringent effect of agrimony can help tighten tissues and is helpful in treating skin irritations, diarrhea, and other conditions involving the mucous membranes. Hemostatic: For minor internal and external bleeding, such as nosebleeds, agrimony can be used due to its hemostatic properties. Agrimony has soothing properties for gastrointestinal complaints.A tea made from agrimony can help with digestive problems such as diarrhea, gastritis, and flatulence. Agrimony can have a soothing effect on the digestive tract and can protect the mucous membranes. In a traditional application, agrimony is also used for complaints of the kidneys and urinary tract, such as urinary tract infections or kidney stones. Agrimony is also known for its liver-protecting and / or liver-strengthening properties. In herbal medicine, agrimony is used to support detoxification and liver cleansing. Agrimony tea can have a calming effect on the nervous system and can help with nervous tension, sleep disorders, or anxiety. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0013] Bach Flower Essence No. 2 is extracted from quaking aspen, also known as aspen, and is referred to as "aspen." Bach Flower Essence No. 2 is intended to be used to treat fear of the unknown as an emotional state. However, aspen itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Due to its anti-inflammatory and / or analgesic effects, aspen is traditionally used to treat inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and rheumatism, as well as joint pain. The bark and buds, in particular, contain effective ingredients that relieve pain and inhibit inflammation. Preparations made from quaking aspen are used as a supportive treatment for inflammatory joint diseases and / or muscle pain. Aspen has a diaphoretic effect, which can be helpful for fever and colds.Aspen is used in traditional recipes to reduce fever and support flu-like infections. Aspen can detoxify and relieve the body and is therefore considered a valuable remedy for feverish illnesses. Aspen can aid digestion. The bark of the aspen has a mild astringent effect, which can help with digestive problems such as diarrhea and / or stomach upset. Aspen can soothe the mucous membranes of the digestive tract and is used in some medicinal traditions for gastritis and / or irritable bowel syndrome. Aspen is also considered a blood purifier and detoxifier in folk medicine. Aspen can promote detoxification and is therefore used in detox treatments and / or to support liver disorders. Aspen may have the ability to flush toxins out of the body and relieve the circulatory system.Aspen is therefore considered a valuable agent for detoxification. Aspen can have antimicrobial and thus antibacterial and antifungal effects. Preparations made from aspen can help with skin infections, eczema, and / or fungal infections. Aspen can be used to treat inflamed wounds, rashes, and other skin conditions. Aspen is also used in naturopathy for the treatment of cystitis and / or urinary tract infections. In phytotherapy, aspen is also considered a nerve-soothing agent. Aspen's effect on the nervous system can be supportive in cases of nervous restlessness, sleep disorders, and / or even mild anxiety. Aspen can have a calming but non-sedative effect, which can provide a relaxing effect without causing excessive drowsiness. Aspen can promote skin healing.Thanks to its antiseptic and astringent properties, aspen is also used to treat wounds and / or skin irritations. Aspen can promote wound healing and, as an ingredient in ointments or poultices, can help with minor injuries, eczema, or skin rashes. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0014] Bach Flower Essence No. 3 is extracted from common beech and is called Beech. Bach Flower Essence No. 3 is intended to be used in cases of intolerance as an emotional state. However, aspen itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Common beech can have a calming effect. Common beech blossoms can have a calming effect on the nervous system and help with nervous restlessness, stress, and sleep disorders. Common beech promotes inner peace and can support restful sleep, which is why common beech is often used in sleeping teas and calming blends. Common beech can have a soothing effect on anxiety. Due to their balancing effect, common beech blossoms can also be helpful in cases of mild anxiety and / or hyperexcitability. Common beech can have a soothing effect on the psyche without having a sedative effect, which could lead to severe fatigue.Beech can promote mental balance. Beech blossoms are also used to promote spiritual well-being. Beech can help release emotional tension and restore mental balance. This can be particularly beneficial in times of emotional stress or overload. Beech can provide relief from circulatory problems. Some traditional uses of beech blossoms also focus on supporting the circulatory system. In combination with other plant species, beech can be used to support blood pressure regulation and / or blood circulation, with beech blossoms having a gentle, regulating effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0015] Bach Flower Essence No. 4 is derived from Centaury and is known as Centaury. Bach Flower Essence No. 4 is intended to be used for an inability to say "no," an emotional state. Centaury itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Centaury can promote digestion. Centaury flowers can stimulate the appetite and / or aid digestion. Centaury is often used for loss of appetite, indigestion, and a feeling of bloating. Centaury can support the function of the stomach and liver, for example, by stimulating the production of gastric juice and / or bile. This can also promote digestion.Centaury flowers can be particularly helpful for irritable stomach or weak appetite, as they can have a gentle effect on digestion and support food transport and processing in the gastrointestinal tract. Centaury can have antimicrobial and / or anti-inflammatory effects. Centaury flowers possess antimicrobial properties and can act against various bacteria and fungi. Centaury flowers can therefore be helpful in the treatment of infections in the digestive tract, such as unwanted intestinal bacteria and / or bladder infections. Centaury's anti-inflammatory effect can support the healing process in inflamed tissues, for example, in cases of gastrointestinal inflammation and / or mouth inflammation. Centaury can be used to support the liver and / or gallbladder.Centaury is therefore often used to support liver function and / or treat bile disorders. Centaury flowers can stimulate bile production, which can be helpful in digesting high-fat foods. Centaury flowers can also help detoxify the liver, for example, by promoting the elimination of toxins. In combination with other medicinal plants, centaury is often used in detox programs and / or to support liver disorders. Centaury can have a calming and mildly sedative effect. Although centaury is primarily known for its digestive properties, it can also have a calming effect on the nervous system. Centaury flowers can be used for stress-related indigestion, nervous restlessness, and / or sleep problems.This calming effect can be rather mild and help harmonize a physical and / or mental state without having a strong sedative effect. Centaury can have purifying and detoxifying effects. Due to their detoxifying effect on the digestive tract, centaury flowers are also used in detox treatments to rid the body of toxins and waste products. Centaury flowers can promote the elimination of toxins through the digestive tract and have a cleansing effect on the body. This can be particularly beneficial in the treatment of skin problems or in purifying the blood. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0016] Bach Flower Essence No. 5 is derived from leadwort and is known as Cerato. Bach Flower Essence No. 5 is intended to be used as an emotional state when one lacks confidence in one's own decisions. However, leadwort itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Leadwort can promote blood circulation. Leadwort is sometimes used in traditional medicine to promote blood circulation and treat circulatory problems. Ingredients in leadwort are said to stimulate blood circulation. Leadwort can have a digestive effect. In small doses, leadwort has been used in traditional treatments to stimulate digestion and relieve symptoms such as flatulence and bloating. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0017] Bach Flower Essence No. 6 is extracted from cherry plum and is called Cherry Plum. Bach Flower Essence No. 6 is intended to be used to treat fears of inner letting go as an emotional state. However, cherry plum itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Cherry plum can have a calming effect. Tea and / or tinctures made from cherry plum leaves and / or blossoms are traditionally used to calm nerves and relieve mild tension or restlessness. Cherry plum can have anti-inflammatory and / or pain-relieving effects. The bark and leaves of the cherry plum contain ingredients such as tannins, which can have anti-inflammatory effects. Cherry plum has traditionally been used for minor inflammation of the skin or mucous membranes. Cherry plum can have a cleansing and / or detoxifying effect.In traditional naturopathy, the cherry plum and its parts are used as a gentle detoxifying agent. An infusion of cherry plum blossoms is said to cleanse the body and stimulate the metabolism. The cherry plum can have a diuretic effect. The cherry plum can have a mild diuretic effect and be helpful for mild urinary tract problems and / or to support kidney function. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0018] Bach Flower Essence No. 7 is extracted from horse chestnut buds, also known as chestnut buds. Bach Flower Essence No. 7 is intended to be used as an emotional state for the inability to learn from mistakes. Horse chestnut buds themselves contain ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Horse chestnut buds can strengthen veins and promote circulation. Ingredients from horse chestnut buds, such as aescin, a saponin, are known to reduce capillary permeability and promote the elasticity of vascular walls. This can be particularly helpful in cases of chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, and swelling. Horse chestnut buds can have an anti-inflammatory effect. Aescin has an anti-inflammatory effect, which can be helpful in the treatment of swelling, bruises, and sports injuries. Horse chestnut buds can promote lymphatic flow.Horse chestnut is traditionally used to improve lymphatic flow. This is said to strengthen the immune system and promote detoxification. Horse chestnut buds can have a regulating effect on hormonal processes, particularly in cases of menstrual problems or hormonal fluctuations. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0019] Bach Flower Essence No. 8 is extracted from chicory and is known as chicory. Bach Flower Essence No. 8 is intended to be used as an emotional state for possessive individuals. Horse chestnut buds themselves contain ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Chicory can have a digestive effect. Chicory contains bitter substances such as lactucin and lactucopicrin, which can stimulate the production of digestive juices, particularly gastric juice and bile. This can aid digestion and can be helpful for feelings of fullness, bloating, or loss of appetite. Chicory can act as a prebiotic. A fiber found in chicory root, inulin, can have a prebiotic effect. Inulin can promote the growth of beneficial intestinal bacteria, such as bifidobacteria, which can improve intestinal health. Chicory can promote liver function and / or bile function.Chicory is traditionally described as a liver strengthening herb. Bitter compounds in chicory can promote bile production and thus aid fat digestion. There is evidence that chicory can be helpful for minor liver complaints, such as fatty liver disease, and / or for general detoxification. Chicory may have a blood sugar regulating effect. Inulin can stabilize blood sugar levels, for example, by slowing a rise in blood sugar after a meal. Chicory is being studied as a supportive agent in type 2 diabetes mellitus. Chicory may have anti-inflammatory effects. Chicory contains anti-inflammatory substances such as polyphenols and flavonoids. These can help reduce inflammatory processes in the body, especially in chronic diseases. Chicory may be helpful for urinary tract infections.Chicory can have a mild diuretic effect, which is used to support kidney function and treat urinary tract infections. Chicory can be used for immune modulation. Prebiotic inulin in chicory can indirectly strengthen the immune system by promoting healthy intestinal flora, which can play a key role in immune defense. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0020] Bach Flower Essence No. 9 is extracted from the common clematis, also known as clematis. Bach Flower Essence No. 9 is intended to be used for daydreaming as an emotional state. However, the common clematis itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0021] Bach Flower Essence No. 10 is derived from crab apple and is known as crab apple. Bach Flower Essence No. 10 is intended to be used for feelings of internal and external impurity as an emotional state. However, crab apple itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Crab apple may have antioxidant properties. Crab apple blossoms contain phytochemicals such as flavonoids and polyphenols, which can have antioxidant effects. These substances help neutralize free radicals in the body and can thus prevent cell damage. Crab apple may have an anti-inflammatory effect. Traditional uses suggest that extracts from crab apple blossoms or leaves may have an anti-inflammatory effect, similar to other plants in the Malus genus. Crab apple may have an antimicrobial effect.Plant extracts from the Malus genus, and thus also from crab apple, can have an inhibitory effect against certain microorganisms. Crab apple can be used for skin care. In folk medicine, crab apple is associated with cleansing and purifying properties. Therefore, crab apple extracts are used in cosmetic applications to relieve skin impurities or soothe the skin. Crab apple can promote gastrointestinal health. The Malus genus is traditionally used to support digestion. Crab apple blossoms can have slightly astringent properties. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0022] Bach Flower Essence No. 11 is extracted from elm, specifically English elm, and is known as "elm." Bach Flower Essence No. 11 is intended to be used as an emotional remedy for feelings of being unable to cope with a task. However, elm itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0023] Bach Flower Essence No. 12 is derived from autumn gentian and is called Gentian. Bach Flower Essence No. 12 is intended to be used in cases of skepticism, doubt, and discouragement as an emotional state. However, autumn gentian itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Autumn gentian can have a digestive effect. Autumn gentian contains amarogentin and gentiopicroside as bitter substances. These bitter substances can stimulate gastric acid secretion and promote digestion. Autumn gentian is used for loss of appetite, indigestion, flatulence, and / or bloating. Autumn gentian can stimulate the appetite. Bitter substances from autumn gentian are traditionally used to increase appetite, especially in those weakened by illness and / or having difficulty eating. Autumn gentian can promote liver and / or bile function.Gentian bitter compounds can stimulate the production of bile, which can aid fat digestion. Gentian is used for functional disorders of the liver and / or gallbladder. Gentian can strengthen the immune system. Bitter compounds in Gentian can have an immune-stimulating effect, for example, by promoting the production of white blood cells. Gentian can have antibacterial and / or anti-inflammatory properties. Some components of Gentian have antimicrobial properties and / or can help with minor infections. Gentian is also used in folk medicine for stomach cramps, exhaustion, and / or fever. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0024] Bach Flower Essence No. 13 is extracted from gorse and is known as gorse. Bach Flower Essence No. 13 is intended to be used for hopelessness and despair as an emotional state. However, gorse itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illness and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Gorse can act as a tonic. Gorse has occasionally been used in folk medicine as a general tonic. Gorse flowers can be used in teas or extracts to support well-being. Gorse can promote gastrointestinal health. In traditional herbal medicine, gorse teas have been used to soothe the digestive tract. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0025] Bach Flower Essence No. 14 is derived from heather, specifically Scottish heather, and is known as heather. Bach Flower Essence No. 14 is intended to be used for self-centeredness as an emotional state. Heather itself, however, contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Heather can help with urinary tract infections. Heather flowers contain tannins, flavonoids, and saponins, which can have a diuretic effect. In phytotherapy, heather is traditionally used for cystitis and other urinary tract infections to promote the excretion of bacteria. Heather can have an anti-inflammatory effect. The flavonoids and triterpenes contained in heather flowers possess anti-inflammatory properties. This makes heather flowers a traditional remedy for inflammatory diseases, particularly of the urinary tract and mucous membranes.Heather can have a calming and relaxing effect. Heather is said to have a mild sedative effect. This makes it useful in the treatment of nervous conditions and sleep disorders. Traditionally, heather was used as a tea or bath additive to calm the nerves. Heather can help with skin conditions. Applied externally, for example, in the form of compresses or as a bath additive, heather flowers can help with inflammatory skin conditions, such as eczema or rashes. Heather can have a soothing effect on rheumatism. Diuretic and / or anti-inflammatory properties also make heather a traditional remedy for rheumatic complaints. Heather can promote the excretion of metabolic waste products that might otherwise promote inflammatory processes. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0026] Bach Flower Essence No. 15 is extracted from holly, particularly European holly, and is known as holly. Bach Flower Essence No. 15 is intended to be used for emotional states such as hatred, jealousy, and / or mistrust. Holly itself, however, contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Holly can reduce fever and / or diaphoresis. A hot tea infusion made from holly leaves can have a diaphoretic effect and thus help reduce fever. Holly can be expectorant and expectorant. Holly leaves are used for coughs and bronchitis because of their expectorant properties. Holly can be diuretic. The diuretic effect of holly leaves can support the elimination of toxins and is used for gout, rheumatism, and arthritis. Holly can have an antispasmodic effect.In folk medicine, holly is also used to treat cramp-like symptoms. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0027] Bach Flower Essence No. 16 is extracted from honeysuckle and is known as honeysuckle. Bach Flower Essence No. 16 is intended to be used to address emotional longing for the past. Honeysuckle itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Honeysuckle can have antibacterial and antiviral effects. Honeysuckle blossoms contain bioactive substances such as flavonoids, tannins, and essential oils, which have proven antibacterial and antiviral properties. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), honeysuckle is often used to treat infections such as colds and flu-like infections. Honeysuckle blossom extracts can inhibit the growth of certain bacteria and viruses, such as influenza viruses. Honeysuckle can have antioxidant properties. Honeysuckle blossoms contain polyphenols and flavonoids, which can have powerful antioxidant effects.These substances can protect cells from damage caused by free radicals. Accordingly, honeysuckle can support the immune system and contribute to the prevention of chronic diseases. Honeysuckle can have anti-inflammatory effects. Honeysuckle extracts have anti-inflammatory effects, which can be helpful in the treatment of inflammatory diseases such as arthritis or skin inflammation. Active ingredients in honeysuckle can inhibit pro-inflammatory enzymes and reduce swelling. Honeysuckle can reduce fever and detoxify. In traditional Chinese medicine, honeysuckle is traditionally used for detoxification and as a remedy for high fever. Honeysuckle can help cool the body and eliminate toxins. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0028] Bach Flower Essence No. 17 is extracted from hornbeam, also known as white beech, and is known as hornbeam. Bach Flower Essence No. 17 is intended to be used for fatigue and procrastination as an emotional state. Hornbeam itself, however, contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Hornbeam can stimulate platelet formation and / or support the liver, particularly in cases of elevated cholesterol and transaminase levels, as well as in rheumatoid arthritis. Hornbeam can generally strengthen the immune system and / or the body's defenses. There are specific uses for hornbeam for inflammations of the respiratory tract, such as sinusitis, rhinitis, bronchitis, and middle ear infections.In combination with dog rose, also known as rosa canina, an enhanced effect on the upper respiratory tract and rheumatoid arthritis has been reported. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0029] Bach Flower Essence No. 18 is derived from Himalayan balsam and is known as Impatiens. Bach Flower Essence No. 18 is intended to be used to treat impatience as an emotional condition. However, Himalayan balsam itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0030] Bach Flower Essence No. 19 is extracted from larch, specifically European larch, and is known as "Larch." Bach Flower Essence No. 19 is intended to be used in cases of a lack of self-confidence, as an emotional state. However, larch itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0031] Bach Flower Essence No. 20 is derived from the spotted wormwood herb and is known as Mimulus. Bach Flower Essence No. 20 is intended to be used for specific, unidentifiable anxieties as an emotional state. However, the spotted wormwood itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0032] Bach Flower Essence No. 21 is derived from mustard, specifically field mustard, and is known as mustard. Bach Flower Essence No. 21 is intended to be used for unexplained melancholy as an emotional state. However, mustard itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Mustard can have an antioxidant effect. Mustard species can possess antioxidant properties, which can be used to combat oxidative stress and / or support general health. Mustard seeds, in particular, can exhibit these properties. Mustard can be anti-inflammatory. Secondary plant substances found in mustard plants, particularly mustard oils, can have anti-inflammatory properties. Wild mustard plants may have general health-promoting effects. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0033] Bach Flower Essence No. 22 is extracted from oak and is called "Oak." Bach Flower Essence No. 22 is intended to be used as an emotional state for a dejected fighter who never gives up. Oak itself, however, contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Oak can have antioxidant properties. Extracts from oak bark can have antioxidant properties. Similar ingredients to those found in oak bark extract can also be found in oak blossom. The antioxidant effects of oak can help prevent cell damage caused by free radicals. Extracts from bark and / or leaves can exhibit significant antioxidant activities, which can provide a protective effect against oxidative stress indicators. Oak can have an anti-inflammatory effect.Oak is often used in phytotherapy for its anti-inflammatory effects, which may be caused by the tannins and flavonoids it contains. Oak blossoms also exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, as the leaves and bark contain similar compounds. Oak bark and leaves, as well as other components, can inhibit pro-inflammatory enzymes. Oak can have an astringent effect. Astringent substances can help tighten mucous membranes and reduce inflammation. This is also used in traditional medicine as a remedy for skin problems or gastrointestinal complaints. Oak bark and / or oak blossom can be used for diarrhea and other gastrointestinal complaints, as they have an astringent effect that can soothe the intestines. Oak can have an antimicrobial effect.For example, oak extracts possess antimicrobial properties that are effective against a wide range of bacteria, including pathogenic bacteria, and fungi. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0034] Bach Flower Essence No. 23 is extracted from the olive tree, also known as the olive tree, and is referred to as olive. Bach Flower Essence No. 23 is intended to be used in cases of total exhaustion of body and mind, as an emotional state. However, the olive tree itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Olive tree may have antioxidant properties. Parts of the olive tree, including its flowers, may contain antioxidant compounds that can help neutralize free radicals and prevent cell damage. These antioxidant properties are valuable in herbal medicine for reducing age-related diseases and inflammation. The leaves and flower extracts of the olive tree may contain antioxidants such as oleuropein, which have a potential protective effect against oxidative stress factors. Olive tree may have an antimicrobial effect.The flowers and other parts of the olive tree may have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. These effects could be useful in treating skin problems and / or fighting infections. Extracts of the olive tree may have antimicrobial effects against various types of bacteria and fungi. The olive tree may have anti-inflammatory effects. This effect is particularly interesting in the context of the treatment of chronic inflammatory conditions. The leaves and fruits, in particular, but also the flowers, of the olive tree may have anti-inflammatory properties. The olive tree may cause a reduction in blood pressure. Extracts from various parts of the olive tree, including flowers, may have blood pressure-lowering effects, which may be supported by their content of polyphenols and other bioactive substances.Olive leaves and / or olive blossoms may play a role in blood pressure regulation due to their polyphenol content. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0035] Bach Flower Essence No. 24 is extracted from pine, specifically Scottish pine, and is referred to as "Pine." Bach Flower Essence No. 24 is said to be used for feelings of guilt as an emotional state. However, pine itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Pine may have an antioxidant effect. Pine needle extracts may have potent antioxidant activity, which is explained by the high concentration of flavonoids and other polyphenolic compounds in the needles and bark. These antioxidants can help reduce cell damage caused by free radicals and could thus prevent age-related diseases. Extracts from pine bark and needles may possess significant antioxidant activity. Pine may have anti-inflammatory properties.Pine needle extracts and / or bark extracts are therefore being researched for their anti-inflammatory properties. These properties may help in the treatment of inflammatory diseases such as arthritis. Pine needles may have anti-inflammatory effects and are therefore used in traditional medicine to reduce inflammation. Pine may have antimicrobial effects. Extracts from various parts of the pine tree, including the needles, have antimicrobial effects that may be effective against bacteria and fungi. Pine needle extract can significantly inhibit the growth of bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus, and fungi. Pine may promote respiratory health. Pine needle oil has traditionally been used to soothe the respiratory tract.Pine needle oil may have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, which can help relieve respiratory conditions such as asthma and / or bronchitis. Pine needle extracts in general can have a positive effect on the respiratory system and be supportive in the treatment of colds and flu. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Remedies.

[0036] Bach Flower Essence No. 25 is derived from chestnut, specifically red chestnut, and is known as Red Chestnut. Bach Flower Essence No. 25 is intended to be used in cases of excessive concern for others as an emotional state. However, chestnut itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0037] Bach Flower Essence No. 26 is derived from rock rose and is known as Rock Rose. Bach Flower Essence No. 26 is intended to be used in acute anxiety and / or panic attacks as an emotional state. Rock rose itself contains components that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Rock rose may have an antioxidant effect. Antioxidants play an important role in protecting cells from oxidative stress and free radical damage, which can lead to various chronic diseases. Rock rose may have an antimicrobial effect. Extracts from the flower of the rock rose may have antibacterial and / or antifungal properties. This effect is of interest in combating certain infections. Rock rose may have anti-inflammatory properties.Plant extracts from the rock rose can have anti-inflammatory effects. This property is important in the treatment of inflammatory diseases. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0038] Bach Flower Essence No. 27 is extracted from rock spring water and is called Rock Water. Bach Flower Essence No. 27 is therefore not based on a specific plant variety and is not relevant to the combination remedy or the other aspects described here.

[0039] Bach Flower Essence No. 28 is derived from annual celandine and is known as Scleranthus. Bach Flower Essence No. 28 is intended to be used in cases of an inability to make decisions, as an emotional state. Annual celandine itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Annual celandine is used in traditional medicine as a mild sedative, intended to help relieve nervousness and restlessness caused by imbalance or insecurity. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0040] Bach Flower Essence No. 29 is derived from Star of Bethlehem and is known as the Star of Bethlehem. Bach Flower Essence No. 29 is intended to be used as an emotional state for the after-effects of physical and / or mental trauma. Star of Bethlehem itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Star of Bethlehem may have antioxidant properties. Star of Bethlehem may contain antioxidant compounds. These can help reduce oxidative damage and thus contribute to the protection of cells from aging processes and inflammatory diseases. Star of Bethlehem may have an antimicrobial effect. Star of Bethlehem may exhibit some antimicrobial activity against bacteria and / or fungi. This effect can be used in the treatment of infections and / or in the prevention of skin diseases.Star of Bethlehem may have pain-relieving and / or anti-inflammatory properties. According to ethnomedical reports, Star of Bethlehem was traditionally used for pain relief. Star of Bethlehem may have anti-inflammatory properties, thus providing benefits in inflammation-related diseases. Star of Bethlehem may have a cardioprotective effect. Components of Star of Bethlehem may protect the cardiovascular system. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0041] Bach Flower Essence No. 30 is extracted from sweet chestnut, also known as edible chestnut or true chestnut, and is known as Sweet Chestnut. Bach Flower Essence No. 30 is intended to be used in times of deep despair as an emotional state. However, sweet chestnut itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Sweet chestnuts can have antioxidant and / or anti-inflammatory effects. Sweet chestnuts are high in antioxidants, which can have a protective effect on cells and tissue. Sweet chestnut nuts contain flavonoids, tannins, and phenolic acids, which can have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Sweet chestnut extracts possess significant antioxidant activity, which can help reduce oxidative stress. Oxidative stress is associated with various chronic diseases.Sweet chestnuts can support cardiovascular health. Sweet chestnuts can have a beneficial effect on heart health. Due to their low fat content, high fiber content, and minerals such as potassium and magnesium, sweet chestnuts can help regulate blood pressure and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Sweet chestnuts and their components can influence blood cholesterol levels, which can have a preventative effect against heart disease. Sweet chestnuts can have a positive effect on blood glucose and diabetes. Sweet chestnuts can help regulate blood sugar levels. Complex carbohydrates in sweet chestnuts have a low glycemic index, meaning they can stabilize blood sugar with a slow release of energy. Sweet chestnuts in the diet can lower the glycemic index of meals and thus help regulate blood sugar levels in diabetics.Sweet chestnuts may have immunomodulatory effects. Due to their content of vitamin C and other micronutrients, sweet chestnuts may play a supportive role in the immune system. Sweet chestnuts may have a positive effect on immune function due to their high content of vitamin C and minerals such as zinc and manganese. Sweet chestnuts may have an antimicrobial effect. Sweet chestnuts exhibit antimicrobial properties, particularly against certain types of bacteria. This can be beneficial in supporting digestion and / or treating wounds. Sweet chestnut extracts may have some inhibitory effect against various types of bacteria. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0042] Bach Flower Essence No. 31 is derived from verbena and is known as vervain. Bach Flower Essence No. 31 is intended to be used in cases of overzealousness and the over-exploitation of one's own energy as an emotional state. However, verbena itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Verbena can have a calming and / or relaxing effect. Verbena is traditionally used to relieve anxiety and stabilize moods. Verbena can have a calming effect on the central nervous system. Certain constituents of verbena, such as flavonoids, can have an anxiolytic effect. These effects may be related to the antioxidant and / or anti-inflammatory properties of verbena. Verbena can have an antioxidant effect. Verbena contains antioxidants such as flavonoids, triterpenes, and phenolic acids.These substances can protect the body from free radicals and thus have an anti-inflammatory effect. Due to its high antioxidant content, verbena can reduce oxidative damage associated with chronic diseases. Verbena can help with gastrointestinal complaints. Verbena is used in the treatment of gastrointestinal complaints such as bloating, indigestion, and loss of appetite. Verbena can act as a mild gastrointestinal relaxant. Verbena extracts can be used for indigestion and irritable bowel symptoms. Verbena can have anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic properties, which can help relieve indigestion. Verbena can have an antimicrobial effect, which can help fight bacterial and viral infections.Verbena extracts may have antibacterial and / or antiviral properties that are effective against a wide range of microorganisms, including certain bacterial species. Verbena may have anti-inflammatory effects, which can be helpful in the treatment of inflammatory diseases. Verbena may help reduce inflammation by inhibiting pro-inflammatory molecules, such as cytokines, and / or through its antioxidant activity. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0043] Bach Flower Essence No. 32 is extracted from grapevine and is known as Vine or Vitis Vinfera. Bach Flower Essence No. 32 is intended to be used in cases of dominance and recklessness, which are emotional states. Grapevine itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Grapevine can have an antioxidant effect. Grapevine, especially its leaves and grapes, contains a variety of antioxidants, such as flavonoids and phenolic acids. Antioxidants can help neutralize free radicals that can damage cells and play a role in the prevention of chronic diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease. Grapevine extracts, for example, from grapevine leaves, grapes, and flowers, can possess antioxidant properties. Grapevine can have antimicrobial properties.There is evidence that grapevine components, such as leaves, grapes, and flowers, can act against bacteria and fungi. Grapevine may be effective against certain pathogenic microbes, such as Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli. Grapevine may have beneficial cardiovascular effects. In particular, the polyphenols and antioxidants in grapevine are believed to play a role in promoting heart health, for example, by lowering blood pressure and / or regulating blood lipid levels. Polyphenols from grapes and grapevine flowers may have endothelial function and / or improve blood pressure. Grapevine may have anti-inflammatory properties. Some plant constituents of grapevine, such as flavonoids and tannins, have anti-inflammatory effects, which may help in the treatment of inflammatory diseases. Extracts from grapevine may have significant anti-inflammatory effects in various cell models.However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0044] Bach Flower Essence No. 33 is extracted from walnut, also known as the common walnut or walnut tree, and is called "walnut." Bach Flower Essence No. 33 is intended to be used to protect against changes and unwanted influences as an emotional state. Walnuts themselves contain ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Walnuts can have antioxidant effects. Walnuts, especially their leaves and shells, are known for their high content of antioxidants such as polyphenols and flavonoids. These substances protect cells from damage caused by free radicals and can thus slow aging and prevent diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease. Walnuts have a high content of polyphenols, which can have antioxidant effects and thus protect against cell damage. Walnuts can have anti-inflammatory effects.Walnuts, including extracts from the flowers or other parts of the plant, contain compounds that can have anti-inflammatory effects. This can be particularly helpful in inflammatory diseases such as arthritis or other inflammatory processes. Walnuts can inhibit the production of pro-inflammatory molecules and thus reduce inflammatory processes in the body. Walnuts can support cardiovascular health. Walnuts can have positive effects on the cardiovascular system. Walnuts contain polyunsaturated fatty acids, which can lower cholesterol levels. This can impact the risk of cardiovascular disease. Consuming walnuts can lower cholesterol, leading to a lower likelihood of heart disease. Walnuts may have antimicrobial properties. Walnuts and their extracts, including the flowers, can act against certain bacteria and fungi.Walnut extracts may possess antimicrobial properties and are used in traditional medicine to treat skin infections and other bacterial diseases. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0045] Bach Flower Essence No. 34 is extracted from Water Violet and is known as Water Violet. Bach Flower Essence No. 34 is said to be used to treat feelings of pride and superiority as an emotional state. However, Water Violet itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0046] Bach Flower Essence No. 35 is extracted from horse chestnut, specifically white-flowering horse chestnut, also known as white horse chestnut, common horse chestnut, and common horse chestnut, and is known as White Chestnut. Bach Flower Essence No. 35 is intended to be used for incessantly circling thoughts as an emotional state. However, horse chestnut itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Horse chestnut can help with venous diseases and circulatory problems. Horse chestnut can have a vascular strengthening effect. Extracts from the seeds, bark, and blossom of horse chestnut can be used to treat chronic venous insufficiency, which causes symptoms such as swelling and pain in the legs.Horse chestnut extracts can significantly alleviate symptoms of venous insufficiency by improving blood circulation and exerting anti-inflammatory effects, for example, through the active ingredient aescin. Horse chestnut extracts can help with varicose veins and / or blood clotting. Horse chestnut extracts can also improve blood return, which can inhibit the formation of blood clots and / or strengthen vein walls. These properties lead to an improvement in circulatory health. Horse chestnut extracts can have antioxidant and / or anti-inflammatory effects, for example, through various active compounds such as flavonoids and saponins. These ingredients have an anti-inflammatory effect, which can be useful in the treatment of venous disorders because they reduce oxidative stress in the body. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0047] Bach Flower Essence No. 36 is extracted from wild oat and is known as Wild Oat. Bach Flower Essence No. 36 is intended to be used as an emotional state when one's ambitions are uncertain. However, wild oat itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach Flower Therapy.

[0048] Bach Flower Essence No. 37 is extracted from the dog rose, also known as bush rose or wild rose, and is known as Wild Rose. Bach Flower Essence No. 37 is intended to be used for emotional states of apathy, lethargy, and resignation. However, the dog rose itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have pharmacological effects. Dog rose can have an anti-inflammatory effect. Dog rose extracts can possess antioxidant and / or anti-inflammatory properties. Dog rose extracts can have an anti-inflammatory effect on skin cells and / or have positive effects on reducing inflammatory markers. Dog rose can have an antioxidant effect. Dog rose extracts can neutralize free radicals and thus contribute to combating oxidative stress. These properties are primarily attributed to the dog rose blossom and its fruits.Dog rose can have a pain-relieving effect. Dog rose extracts can reduce pain sensitivity, for example, in the treatment of joint pain and / or osteoarthritis. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0049] Bach Flower Essence No. 38 is extracted from yellow willow and is called "Willow." Bach Flower Essence No. 38 is said to be used for self-pity and bitterness as an emotional state. However, yellow willow itself contains ingredients that can be effective in treating illnesses and, for example, have a pharmacological effect. Yellow willow can have an analgesic effect. Yellow willow bark is used in naturopathy to relieve pain and / or inflammation. The active ingredient is said to be salicin, which is converted into salicylic acid in the body. Salicylic acid is a chemical compound that has a similar effect to aspirin. Yellow willow extracts can be as effective as aspirin or ibuprofen in treating chronic pain, but with fewer side effects. Yellow willow bark can help relieve arthritis, back pain, and / or other inflammatory conditions.Yellow willow may have an anti-inflammatory effect. Salicin in willow bark has an anti-inflammatory effect that may be helpful in various inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and / or other musculoskeletal conditions. Yellow willow may reduce joint inflammation. Yellow willow may aid blood clotting and / or be beneficial for cardiovascular health. Salicin from yellow willow bark may have an effect on blood clotting similar to aspirin. Yellow willow extracts may reduce the risk of blood clots and thus have a protective effect on the cardiovascular system. Yellow willow may have an antioxidant effect. Yellow willow, especially its bark, may exhibit antioxidant properties. Antioxidants help protect the body from free radical damage, which may promote overall health and / or well-being.The antioxidant effects of yellow willow extracts can have a positive influence on cellular health. However, these properties are not, or at least not fully, taken into account in Bach flower therapy.

[0050] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the at least two Bach flower essences of the combination preparation are each derived from different plant varieties whose active ingredients are effective for the same health complaint. The health complaints for which the ingredients are effective can be taken, for example, from studies, in particular clinical studies, from traditional Western European and / or Chinese medicine, folk medicine, herbal medicine, and / or naturopathy. For example, the two plant varieties can have a pharmacological effect on the same health complaint. The health complaints can be health complaints of living beings, for example, humans or animals. For example, the effect can only be proven for humans and then transferred to animals.The selection of plant varieties or Bach flower essences in the combination preparation can be based on their strength of effect on health complaints. For example, the two, three, four, five, six, or seven Bach flower essences for the combination preparation can be chosen based on the proven effects on the respective health complaint. The selection can be made based on where these properties have been proven, particularly for the flowers. When selecting plant varieties or Bach flower essences for the combination preparation, several health complaints can also be considered, with at least two or all of the plant varieties having a positive effect on the respective health complaints.When selecting the plant varieties or Bach flower essences for the combination preparation, a group of health complaints can also be taken into account, whereby, for example, all of the plant varieties have a positive effect on the respective health complaints.

[0051] A further aspect relates to a method for producing the combination preparation. The method may comprise a step of identifying plant varieties whose active ingredients are effective for a similar health complaint. The method may comprise a step of selecting two or more different Bach flower essences, for example, which are obtained from plant varieties whose active ingredients are effective for a similar health complaint. The method may comprise a step of producing and / or providing these selected Bach flower essences. The method may comprise a step of mixing these Bach flower essences. The method may comprise a step of further processing this mixture. For example, the mixture may be bottled and / or further processed, for example, into a cream or a pill.Dilution, sterilization and / or preservation can also occur during further processing.

[0052] The combination preparation contains, for example, at least 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or 15% by volume of each Bach flower essence. The combination preparation contains, for example, a maximum of 50%, 40%, 30%, 20%, or 10% by volume of each Bach flower essence. In addition to the Bach flower essences, which may contain water and / or alcohol, the combination preparation may also contain water and / or alcohol and binding agents.

[0053] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints affect the respiratory tract and / or bronchi of the animal and / or human. Holly, honeysuckle, oak, pine, and yellow willow can be effective for these health complaints. Accordingly, Bach Flower Essences Nos. 15, 16, 22, 24, and / or 38 can be included in the combination preparation.

[0054] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from holly, a second Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, a third Bach flower essence derived from oak, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from pine, and a fifth Bach flower essence derived from yellow willow. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0055] A further aspect relates to the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular for the treatment of its respiratory tract and / or bronchi.

[0056] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints affect joints, bones, and / or mobility in the animal and / or human. Quaking aspen, heather, hornbeam, star of Bethlehem, and yellow willow can be effective for these health complaints. Accordingly, Bach Flower Essences Nos. 2, 14, 17, 29, 37, and / or 38 can be included in the combination preparation.

[0057] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from quaking aspen, a second Bach flower essence derived from heather, a third Bach flower essence derived from hornbeam, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from star of Bethlehem, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from dog rose, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from yellow willow. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0058] A further aspect relates to the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular for the treatment of their joints, bones and / or mobility.

[0059] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints affect the skin, hair, and / or fur of the animal and / or human. Centaury, wild apple, gorse, heather, honeysuckle, and dog rose can be effective for these health complaints. Accordingly, Bach Flower Essences Nos. 4, 10, 13, 14, 16, and / or 37 can be included in the combination preparation.

[0060] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a second Bach flower essence derived from wild apple, a third Bach flower essence derived from gorse, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from heather, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from dog rose. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0061] A further aspect relates to the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular for the treatment of its skin, hair and / or fur.

[0062] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints affect the liver, kidneys, and / or excretion of the animal and / or human. Agrimony, aspen, centaury, chicory, autumn gentian, and mustard can be effective for these health complaints. Accordingly, Bach Flower Essences Nos. 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, and / or 21 can be included in the combination preparation.

[0063] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence derived from aspen, a third Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from chicory, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from autumn gentian, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from mustard. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0064] A further aspect relates to the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular its liver, kidneys and / or excretion.

[0065] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints affect the general metabolism and / or joint metabolism of the animal and / or human. Aspen, centaury, chicory, pine, sweet chestnut, and walnut can be effective for these health complaints.

[0066] Accordingly, Bach flower essences No. 2, 4, 8, 24, 30, and / or 33 can be included in the combination preparation.

[0067] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from aspen, a second Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a third Bach flower essence derived from chicory, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from pine, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from sweet chestnut, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from walnut. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0068] A further aspect relates to the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular its stomach and / or intestines.

[0069] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints relate to a balance of the animal's and / or human's hormonal system. Common beech, chicory, autumn gentian, hornbeam, sweet chestnut, and walnut can be effective for these health complaints. Bach Flower Essences Nos. 3, 8, 12, 17, 30, and / or 33 may be included accordingly.

[0070] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from common beech, a second Bach flower essence derived from chicory, a third Bach flower essence derived from autumn gentian, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from hornbeam, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from sweet chestnut, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from walnut. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0071] A further aspect concerns the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular its hormonal balance.

[0072] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints relate to the immune system of the animal and / or human. Agrimony, aspen, centaury, autumn gentian, mustard, and verbena can be effective for these health complaints. Accordingly, Bach Flower Essences Nos. 1, 2, 4, 12, 16, 21, and / or 31 can be included.

[0073] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence derived from aspen, a third Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from gentian, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, a sixth Bach flower essence derived from mustard, and a seventh Bach flower essence derived from verbena. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0074] A further aspect concerns the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular its immune system.

[0075] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints concern inflammation, infection, and / or suppuration in animals and / or humans. Agrimony, aspen, centaury, holly, honeysuckle, and pine can be effective for these health complaints. Bach Flower Essences Nos. 1, 2, 4, 15, 16, and / or 24 can be used accordingly.

[0076] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence derived from aspen, a third Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from holly, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from pine. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0077] A further aspect concerns the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular inflammations, infections and suppurations.

[0078] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the health complaints affect the heart and / or circulatory system of the animal and / or human. For these health complaints, common beech, plumbago, olive, star of Bethlehem, grapevine, and walnut can be effective. Bach Flower Essences Nos. 3, 5, 23, 29, 32, and / or 33 can be used accordingly.

[0079] In one embodiment of the combination preparation, the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence derived from common beech, a second Bach flower essence derived from plumbago, a third Bach flower essence derived from olive, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from trumpet milkweed, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from grapevine, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from walnut. In other embodiments, only two, three, or four of these Bach flower essences are included. The combination preparation may be free of any Bach flower essences other than those contained here.

[0080] A further aspect relates to the use of these combination preparations for the treatment of an animal and / or a human, in particular its heart and / or circulatory system.

[0081] The following table shows which health conditions have been shown to have a positive effect on the plant varieties used to make Bach Flower Essences. The positive effect may be known, for example, from studies, particularly clinical studies, in traditional Western European and / or Chinese medicine, folk medicine, herbal medicine, and / or naturopathy. An "X" indicates that the respective plant variety can have a positive effect on complaints in the respective areas. The plant varieties are sorted in the order of the numbering of the associated Bach Flower Essences. Plant variety Nr. Respiratory tract, bronchi Joints, bones, mobility skin, fur Liver, kidneys, excretion Metabolism, joint metabolism Agrimony 1 X aspen 2 X X X European beech 3 Centaury 4 X X X Leadwort 5 Cherry plum 6 horse chestnut bud 7 Chicory 8 X X Common Clematis 9 crab apple 10 X elm 11 Autumn Gentian 12 X Gorse 13 X Heather 14 X X holly 15 X Honeysuckle 16 X X hornbeam 17 X Himalayan balsam 18 larch 19 Juggler's flower 20 Mustard 21 X oak 22 X olive tree 23 Jaw 24 X X chestnut 25 Yellow rockrose 26 (rock spring water) 27 Annual ball 28 Star of Bethlehem 29 X sweet chestnut 30 X Verbena 31 grapevine 32 walnut 33 X Water feather 34 buckeye 35 Wood brome 36 Dog rose 37 X X Yellow Willow 38 X X Plant variety Nr. Gastrointestinal BalanceHormonal system immune defense Inflammations, infections, suppurations Cardiovascular system Agrimony 1 X X X aspen 2 X X European beech 3 X X Centaury 4 X X X Leadwort 5 X X Cherry plum 6 horse chestnut bud 7 Chicory 8 X X Common Clematis 9 crab apple 10 elm 11 Autumn Gentian 12 X X X Gorse 13 Heather 14 holly 15 X Honeysuckle 16 X X hornbeam 17 X Himalayan balsam 18 larch 19 Juggler's flower 20 Mustard 21 X oak 22 X olive tree 23 x Jaw 24 X chestnut 25 Yellow rockrose 26 (rock spring water) 27 Annual ball 28 Star of Bethlehem 29 x Sweet chestnut 30 X Verbena 31 X grapevine 32 X walnut 33 X X Water feather 34 buckeye 35 Wood brome 36 Dog rose 37 Yellow Willow 38

[0082] Accordingly, the respective combination preparations, which are intended to help with certain health problems, can contain the Bach flower essences according to the following table: Health complaint Bach flower essences Respiratory tract, bronchi 15 16 22 24 38 Joints, bones, mobility 2 14 17 29 37 38 skin, fur 4 10 13 14 16 37 Liver, kidneys, excretion 1 2 4 8 12 21 Metabolism, joint metabolism 2 4 8 24 30 33 Gastrointestinal 1 4 5 8 12 22 Balance hormonal system 3 8 12 17 30 33 immune defense 1 2 4 12 16 21 31 Inflammations, infections, suppurations 1 2 4 15 16 24 Cardiovascular system 3 5 23 29 32 33

[0083] This combination preparation allows the readily available, inexpensive, high-quality Bach flower essences to be combined in such a way that the potential positive effects of the plant varieties used as the starting material are taken into account. This makes it possible to treat completely new health conditions in humans and animals that were not possible with conventional Bach flower therapy.

Claims

[1] Combination preparation for the treatment of one animal, wherein the combination preparation comprises a first Bach flower essence and at least one second Bach flower essence, and The Bach flower essences are each extracted from different plant varieties, whose active ingredients are effective for the same health problem. [2] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints affect the respiratory tract and / or bronchi of the animal. [3] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - holly; - honeysuckle; - oak; - jaw; and - Yellow willow. [4] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence extracted from holly, a second Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, a third Bach flower essence derived from oak, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from pine and a fifth Bach flower essence derived from yellow willow has. [5] Use of the combination preparation according to one of claims 1 to 4 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its respiratory tract and / or bronchi. [6] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints concern joints, bones and / or mobility of the animal. [7] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 6, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - quaking aspen; - heather; - hornbeam; - Star of Bethlehem; - Dog rose; and - Yellow willow. [8] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 6 or 7, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence extracted from aspen, a second Bach flower essence derived from heather, a third Bach flower essence derived from hornbeam, a fourth Bach flower essence obtained from star of Bethlehem, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from dog rose and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from yellow willow. [9] Use of the combination preparation according to one of claims 1 and 6 to 8 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its joints, bones and / or mobility. [10] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints affect the skin and / or coat of the animal. [11] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 10, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - Centaury; - wild apple; - gorse; - heather; - Honeysuckle; and - Dog rose. [12] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 10 or 11, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a second Bach flower essence derived from wild apple, a third Bach flower essence obtained from gorse, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from heather, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from dog rose. [13] Use of the combination preparation according to one of claims 1 and 10 to 12 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its skin and / or fur. [14] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints affect the liver, kidneys and / or excretion of the animal. [15] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 14, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - Agrimony; - Papules; - Centaury; - chicory; - Autumn Gentian; and - Mustard. [16] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 14 or 15, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence obtained from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence extracted from aspen, a third Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a fourth Bach flower essence obtained from chicory, a fifth Bach flower essence made from autumn gentian and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from mustard has. [17] Use of the combination preparation according to any one of claims 1 and 14 to 16 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its liver, kidneys and / or excretion. [18] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints concern a general metabolism and / or a joint metabolism of the animal. [19] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 18, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - Papules; - Centaury; - chicory; - Jaw; - sweet chestnut; and - Walnut. [20] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 14 or 15, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence extracted from aspen, a second Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a third Bach flower essence obtained from chicory, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from pine, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from sweet chestnut and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from walnut has. [21] Use of the combination preparation according to one of claims 1 and 18 to 20 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its general metabolism and / or joint metabolism. [22] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints affect the stomach and / or intestines of the animal. [23] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 22, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - Agrimony; - Centaury; - Leadwort; - chicory; - Autumn Gentian; and - Oak. [24] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 22 or 23, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence obtained from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a third Bach flower essence derived from leadwort, a fourth Bach flower essence obtained from chicory, a fifth Bach flower essence made from autumn gentian and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from oak has. [25] Use of the combination preparation according to any one of claims 1 and 22 to 24 for the treatment of an animal, especially its stomach and / or intestines. [26] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints concern a balance of the animal’s hormonal system. [27] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 26, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - common beech; - chicory; - Autumn Gentian; - hornbeam; - sweet chestnut; and - Walnut. [28] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 26 or 27, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence extracted from red beech, a second Bach flower essence obtained from chicory, a third Bach flower essence made from autumn gentian, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from hornbeam, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from sweet chestnut and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from walnut has. [29] Use of the combination preparation according to any one of claims 1 and 26 to 28 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its balance of the hormonal system. [30] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints relate to an immune defence of the animal. [31] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 30, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - Agrimony; - quaking aspen; - Centaury; - Autumn Gentian; - honeysuckle; - mustard; and - Verbena. [32] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 30 or 31, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence obtained from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence extracted from aspen, a third Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from autumn gentian, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, a sixth Bach flower essence derived from mustard and a seventh Bach flower essence derived from verbena has. [33] Use of the combination preparation according to one of claims 1 and 30 to 32 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its immune system. [34] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints concern inflammations, infections and / or suppurations of the animal. [35] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 34, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - Agrimony; - quaking aspen; - Centaury; - holly; - Honeysuckle; and - Jaw. [36] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 34 or 35, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence obtained from agrimony, a second Bach flower essence extracted from aspen, a third Bach flower essence derived from centaury, a fourth Bach flower essence derived from holly, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from honeysuckle, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from pine has. [37] Use of the combination preparation according to one of claims 1 and 34 to 36 for the treatment of an animal, in particular inflammations, infections and suppurations. [38] Combination preparation according to claim 1, wherein the health complaints concern the heart and / or circulation of the animal. [39] Combination preparation, in particular according to claim 1 or 38, wherein the Bach flower essences of the combination preparation have each been obtained from one of the following plant varieties: - common beech; - Leadwort; - olive tree; - Star of Bethlehem; - grapevine; and - Walnut. [40] Combination preparation, in particular according to one of claims 1, 38 or 39, wherein the combination preparation a first Bach flower essence extracted from red beech, a second Bach flower essence derived from leadwort, a third Bach flower essence derived from olive tree, a fourth Bach flower essence obtained from star of Bethlehem, a fifth Bach flower essence derived from grapevine, and a sixth Bach flower essence derived from walnut has. [41] Use of the combination preparation according to any one of claims 1 and 38 to 40 for the treatment of an animal, in particular its heart and / or circulation.