The Right Remedies

For those who hide problems behind a cheerful face and avoid facing them; may overuse food, drugs, alcohol or work excessively to avoid life issues.

 For apprehension and nervousness for no known reason, general anxiousness.

For those who are critical and intolerant of others.

For those who are weak-willed, subservient or imposed upon; kind people who help others and find it hard to say ‘no’.

For those who doubt their own judgment, seeking confirmation and constant advice.

For fear of losing control in some way, for uncontrolled, irrational thoughts.

For those who repeat the same mistakes in life and fail to learn by their experiences.

For those who may be clingy, possessive or overly protective of those they love.

For those who are dreamy, spaced out, absent-minded or lacking focus and concentration.

For those who feel self-disgust or ashamed of their appearance, ailments or who they are.

For those who are generally responsible but are overwhelmed by having too much to do.

For those who doubt themselves and feel discouraged easily.

For feelings of hopelessness and despair.

For those who are talkative and may focus too much on their own problems or experiences due to loneliness.

 For feelings of suspicion, envy, hatred, and jealousy.

For those who live more in the past than the present.

For procrastination and fatigue just upon thinking about the work ahead.

 For impatience and irritability, often helpful to those who think fast and find it hard to work with others.

 For lack of self-confidence, feeling inferior to others, fear of failure.

 For known fears; also for those who are shy or timid.

 For deep gloom which descends for no known reason.

For those who are generally strong and so struggle on even when they are tired and should rest.

 For those who are totally exhausted due to a long period of stress or illness; unable to continue with their daily duties.

For those who blame themselves, even for mistakes of others; and are apologetic or feel guilty.

 For those worried and fearful about the well-being of others, especially their loved ones.

 The Emergency Formula for everyday stressful situations.

 For feelings of extreme fright and terror.

For those who have high personal standards and may be somewhat rigid in their behavior (diet, exercise, ethics, etc.).

 For uncertainty and indecision when faced with two choices; also for fluctuating moods.

 For the after effects of serious news, grief or loss.

 For anguish and angst; broken heartedness and despair.

 For those who are overly enthusiastic or idealistic.

 For those who are strong willed and assertive, may dominate or bully others.

 For protection from the influences of others or the environment, for adjusting to change.

 For private people who are fine alone yet may become somewhat aloof, isolated or lonely.

 For persistent thoughts that will not turn off, mental arguments that may disturb peace of mind or sleep.

 For those who are uncertain about their calling in life.

 For feelings of apathy, resignation and boredom.

 For feelings of bitterness, self-pity and resentment.