Bach Flower Remedy Impatiens
“Those who are quick in thought and action and who wish all things to be done without hesitation or delay. When ill they are anxious for a hasty recovery. They find it very difficult to be patient with people who are slow as they consider it wrong and a waste of time, and they will endeavour to make such people quicker in all ways. They often prefer to work and think alone, so that they can do everything at their own speed.” – Dr. Edward Bach
“Have Patience”
Keywords: Impatience, irritated, nervy, frustration, fidgety, accident-prone, hasty
Human indication: Suitable for people who are easily irritated and impatient. They speak and think quickly, and are energetic, but tense.
Animal/pet indication: Impatient and seeming to have boundless energy, can’t wait to go for a walk or rushes ahead.
Inactive Ingredient: Preservative 27% Grape Alcohol
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Success Stories
Works as advertised for both dog and man
After noticing improvement in my dog’s patience my wife suggested that I should see if it would do the same for me. She would rate it a five star! We are both pleased with the remedy and the results in both me and my dog.
-IA
Impatiens
Noticeable difference
-FL
Really works
This product has helped me tremendously. Beware that it might cause some impatience in the beginning. But once it gets into the system, it’s great! Highly Recommended
-NC
Prepare a Bach Flower Treatment Bottle
Prepare a Bach Flower treatment bottle: Add 2 drops of up to 7 remedies in a 30ml / 1oz treatment bottle. As preservative (optional) you can add 2 tsp. of brandy, apple cider vinegar or vegetable glycerin. Fill the remaining space with spring or mineral water. From this mixture you take 4 drops (or 2 sprays), 4 times a day until you feel better.
You can also add two drops in a glass of water and sip at intervals. If no water is available the Remedies can be taken undiluted either in the mouth, on the skin behind the ears or on the inside of the wrist.