Behind the word "nervousness" there are many nuances of meaning, which can be described more or less profoundly. Anxiety, stress, restlessness, fear, obsession.
Each condition has its root and its evolution. Bach flowers, in their vibrational essence, have the great merit of knowing how to turn with refined attention to each specificity, with a subtle but direct remedy. Let's look at 3 specifically, useful remedies to combat nervousness.
Cherry Plum ( Prunus Cerasifera )
Cherry Plum is associated with a very strong inner tension, fear of losing control and no longer having filters.
" For the fears of those whose mind is too tired, they fear losing their reason, committing horrible and frightening actions " (E. Bach, I twelve healers and other remedies ).
It is a form of nervousness caused by instability, from the expectation of the classic drop that will overflow the vase.
Cherryplum is therefore indicated for those who repress the free flow of emotions, hold them back, giving the outside an impression of calm and calmness, but inside they have a storm that can turn into a hurricane.
Impatiens ( Impatiens Glandulifera )
Impatiens is associated with a form of nervousness linked to the different internal-external rhythms: a discrepancy given by the slowness with which possible external events occur and the impatience that drives us inside and which instead would like everything to take place more quickly.
This causes intolerance towards others and their times, nervousness, restlessness and closure.
Impatiens is indicated for those who do not tolerate the loss of time, speeches that are too long and indirect. They often have restless legs and hands, always moving even when stationary.
Find out more about Impatiens, the Bach flower to restore calm
Agrimony ( Agrimonia Eupatoria )
Agrimony is associated with a form of anxiety and inner agitation, which is well hidden by a mask of apparent calm . He does not like to face problems, he tries to avoid discussions, he does not stir up tensions around him because he is unable to live them with balance.
He is a subject who tends to "put a good face on a bad game ", but in the meantime a sort of unconscious nervousness grips him: those who are in an Agrimony condition generally "torture" their nails, suffer from nocturnal bruxism, play with their hair strands.
