Mimulus Organic Bach Flower Remedy No. 20, 15 ml

Traditional Bach name: Mimulus
Botanical name used in the remedy: Mimulus guttatus
Currently accepted botanical name: Erythranthe guttata (DC.) G.L.Nesom
Synonym: Mimulus guttatus DC.
Plant family: Phrymaceae
Common names: Yellow Monkeyflower, Common Monkeyflower, Spotted Monkeyflower
Plant part used: Flowers
Origin of this remedy: France

Traditional Bach Flower Applications

Mimulus belongs to Dr. Bach's group of remedies associated with fear and insecurity. It is traditionally selected when fears have a known and identifiable cause.

The Mimulus emotional pattern may include shyness, nervousness, hypersensitivity and a tendency to keep worries private. Within Bach flower philosophy, its positive potential is courage, confidence and quiet inner strength.

Take 3 drops, 3 times a day, directly under the tongue or diluted in a small amount of low-mineral water.

Take between meals.

Use for 3 weeks, followed by a 1-week break. The course may be repeated if necessary.

- Original Dr. Bach preparation method
- Solar infusion prepared at the harvesting site
- Flowers harvested in France
- Organic ingredients
- 0.5% organic Yellow Mimulus flower solar infusion
- Dilution 1/240
- Hand-energised by Herbiolys

At Herbiolys, quality begins in nature and is preserved at every stage of production.

Carefully Selected, Fully Traceable Herbs
All plants are harvested by accredited producer-pickers, ensuring complete traceability from the field to the finished product. This direct relationship with the harvesters guarantees transparency, integrity, and respect for the plant.

Organic Plants from Protected Natural Areas
The organic herbs are primarily sourced from preserved natural environments, far from pollution and environmental contamination. For protected or rarer species, certified organic cultivation is used to safeguard biodiversity.

Ethical and Responsible Harvesting
Harvesting is carried out in accordance with the SIMPLES Syndicate Charter and organic farming standards. Great care is taken to protect plant populations and maintain ecological balance at each harvesting site. Respect for nature is not an option - it is a principle.

Immediate On-Site Maceration
To preserve the full vitality of the plant, maceration takes place immediately at the harvest location. This prevents oxidation and enzyme degradation while protecting chlorophyll and the plant’s naturally occurring active compounds. The result is a vibrant extract that reflects both the essence of the plant and the energy of its natural habitat.

Glass Storage from Start to Finish
All macerations are prepared and stored exclusively in glass demijohns and bottles from harvest through to the finished product. This ensures purity and stability without unwanted interactions.

Hand-Dynamized Extracts
During the final packaging stage, each extract is dynamized by hand. This traditional process enhances dispersion and assimilation of the plant’s active compounds while supporting the energetic quality of the preparation.

A Rigorous, Artisan Protocol
From harvesting to labeling, every step is carried out with precision and care. This strict production protocol ensures exceptional quality, purity, and effectiveness in every bottle.

Low-mineral spring water, organic Cognac, 0.5% organic solar infusion of Yellow Mimulus flowers (Mimulus guttatus).

Alcohol: 19% Vol.

Dilution: 1/240.

Prepared according to Dr. Bach's original method.

The solar infusion is prepared by Herbiolys at the harvesting site in France.

Hand-energised solution.

Ingredients marked organic are from organic farming.

Organic ingredients from certified organic farming.

• Anxiety & nervousness

Yellow Mimulus, traditionally known as Mimulus guttatus, is a bright yellow wildflower native to western North America, where it naturally grows in moist places such as stream banks, springs and wet meadows. The plant was formally described in the early 19th century and later became established in parts of Europe.

Modern botanical classification now recognises the plant as Erythranthe guttata, although the older name Mimulus guttatus remains widely used and is the name traditionally associated with Bach Flower Therapy.

Dr. Edward Bach selected Mimulus as one of his original 38 flower remedies. He associated it specifically with known, identifiable fears, such as fear of illness, pain, accidents, darkness, loneliness or the challenges of everyday life. Within the Bach system, Mimulus represents the transition from fear and timidity towards quiet courage, confidence and inner strength.

15 ml amber glass bottle with glass dropper.
Store in a dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight. Close the bottle tightly after each use.

🌿 What is Mimulus Bach Flower Remedy used for?

Mimulus is traditionally used in Bach flower therapy for known and identifiable fears. It is associated with the emotional transition from apprehension and timidity towards courage, confidence and quiet inner strength.

🌿 How do I know if Mimulus is the right Bach remedy for me?

Ask yourself whether you can identify what you are afraid of. If you can say, “I am afraid of flying,” “I am afraid of being alone,” or “I am nervous about tomorrow's interview,” Mimulus fits the traditional Bach profile particularly well.

🌿 What is the difference between Mimulus and Aspen?

This is one of the most important distinctions in Bach flower therapy.

Mimulus: the cause of the fear is known.

Aspen: the person experiences vague apprehension, foreboding or fear without being able to explain exactly what they are afraid of.

🌿 What is the difference between Mimulus and Rock Rose?

Mimulus relates to identifiable everyday fears and apprehension. Rock Rose is traditionally associated with much more intense states of terror, panic or extreme fright.

🌿 Is Mimulus only for strong fears?

No. Mimulus is particularly associated with the ordinary fears and anxieties encountered in daily life. The person may function normally while privately carrying considerable apprehension.

🌿 Can Mimulus be useful for shy people?

Yes. Shyness, timidity, blushing easily and nervousness around situations or people are part of the traditional Mimulus emotional picture, particularly when they arise from identifiable fears or sensitivity.

🌿 Is Mimulus suitable for sensitive people?

Sensitivity is an important aspect of the Mimulus profile. Bach's approach is not about eliminating sensitivity. The positive Mimulus quality can instead be understood as sensitivity accompanied by courage and inner stability.

🌿 Can Mimulus be taken before a specific event?

Its traditional emotional profile makes it particularly relevant when apprehension is connected to a known event or situation, such as travelling, an examination, interview, presentation or other anticipated challenge.

🌿 Can Mimulus be combined with other Bach Flower Remedies?

Yes. Bach remedies are commonly selected according to the combination of emotional patterns present at the same time. The most appropriate combination therefore depends on why the person is experiencing fear and what other emotional states accompany it.

🌿 Which Bach remedies are closely related to Mimulus?

Important remedies to compare include Aspen, Rock Rose, Red Chestnut and Cherry Plum. Each relates to fear in a different way, so identifying the nature and source of the fear helps distinguish between them.

🌿 Does Mimulus contain alcohol?

Yes. This Herbiolys preparation contains organic Cognac and has an alcohol content of 19% Vol.

🌿 How long should I take Mimulus?

The recommended course for this product is 3 weeks, followed by a 1-week therapeutic break. The course can then be repeated if necessary.

15 ml