Bach Flower Remedies for the Liver

Herbal remedies, and Bach flower remedies, are tried for numerous conditions, including conditions involving the liver. Bach flower remedies were developed from flowers by English homeopath Edward Bach. For any liver condition, seek a doctor's advice, as your condition could be life-threatening. Your doctor may support trying alternative remedies, perhaps in conjunction with your prescription. Do not try herbal remedies in conjunction with prescribed medications without discussing it with your doctor first.

Bach Flower Remedies

• Whatever your liver condition, the Bach flower remedy agrimony may help. This would be a first choice for use. But in using Bach flower remedies, sometimes a combination helps. If dealing with cirrhosis, consider adding oak and wild oat to the agrimony to support your liver. For support from hepatitis A, try the remedies olive and gorse, along with agrimony. But for hepatitis C support, agrimony, walnut and wild rose should be more helpful. And to simply help your liver recover from metabolic stress, the Bach flower remedies to try are agrimony, olive, walnut and scleranthus.

Other Herbal Remedies

• Besides using the agrimony flower remedy, you can use the herb agrimony to help with liver conditions. For sluggish livers and livers recovering from hepatitis A or cirrhosis try supporting the liver with an herbal mix of agrimony, alfalfa, blue flag, dandelion, fennel, fenugreek, rosehips and St Mary's thistle. If your liver is recovering from stress, try adding kelp to this combination. For hepatitis C support, try the herbs agrimony, blue flag, comfrey, dandelion, maritime pine bark, rosehips, St Mary's thistle and yarrow.