Oversensitivity — throat target

influence-and-ideas group; Agrimony and Walnut

Bach describes remedies for sensitivity to outside influences and ideas. The throat location is an editorial body projection for expression and boundaries; it is not an anatomical map in Bach’s books.

Fear — kidney targetUncertainty — liver targetInsufficient interest — lung targetLoneliness — heart targetOversensitivity — throat targetOversensitivity — throat targetDespondency — heart targetOver-care for others — spleen target

Point 5 of 7 in Bach Flower Remedies

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Edward Bach, Heal Thyself: An Explanation of the Real Cause and Cure of Disease (primary)

Chapters 1–2 set out Bach’s account of illness as related to mental and emotional disharmony; the text does not provide an anatomical organ chart.

Edward Bach, The Twelve Healers and Other Remedies (primary)

The remedy sections organise the 38 remedies into emotional groups and describe indications; they do not prescribe the plotted body coordinates.

Edzard Ernst, “Flower remedies: a systematic review of the clinical evidence” (scholarly_modern)

Systematic review of controlled clinical evidence for Bach flower remedies; used here for an efficacy caveat, not to validate an organ projection.

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