Description:
Wild Oat is for people who have reached a cross-roads in life and are completely undecided as to what to do. They may have ambition and a variety of talents but waste their gifts through lack of a clear direction. They may try several different careers but easily become bored and unsettled, life is passing them by and feel frustrated and dissatisfied (see also Cerato and Schleranthus).Wild Oat is helpful in making important decisions such as choosing a career.
The positive potential of Wild Oat is a clear picture of what to do in life, with positive ideas and ambitions and the ability to decide upon one's true path. Talents are used constructively. These multi-talented people may find ways of pursuing more than one career at once. They no longer give up when bored.
The Inside Scoop:
Are uncertain as to the correct path in life, dissatisfied with current lifestyle, can't decide which path to follow
Ingredient Details:
Active ingredients: 5x dilution of Bromus ramosus HPUS.
Inactive Ingredients: 27% Alcohol.
Suggested Use:
Dilute two drops of Wild Oat in a glass of water and sip at intervals. Replenish as necessary
For multiple use, add two drops of Wild Oat to a 30ml mixing bottle (you may combine up to seven remedies in this bottle), top up with mineral water and take four drops at least four times a day.
If neccessary, the Bach Original Flower Remedies can be dropped neat onto the tongue, or rubbed onto the lips, behind the ears, or on the temples and wrists.
You can take Bach Original Flower Remedies as often as you want. If you are in a mood or a bit of a crisis, you only may need one dose, but if you've been feeling the same way for some time you can take them as long as you need to.
Warnings:
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease
