It is a humanitarian therapy created by the physician and homeopath Edward Bach in the early twentieth century. Aware of the limitations of his profession, he began to study homeopathy in order to offer placebos to his patients as a form of comfort in the face of diseases he did not know how to cure. As he was convinced that physical ills were directly related to the mood, he himself concentrated to feel as if he had an illness and approached different flowers until some made him feel better, then collected the dew of his petals that should have their essence and diluted it in alcohol to create a mejunje that offered selflessly to those who suffered from the disease that - he said - healed that plant. Of course I knew it didn't cure anything , it was just a pious lie to improve the quality of life of a sick person whom science still could not help. The problem appeared years later when scammers offered the treatment as if it were real, and charged it. See similia similibus curantur, pseudomedicine.
