White Chestnut No. 35 Organic Bach Flower Remedy, 15 ml

Botanical name: Aesculus hippocastanum
Common name: White Chestnut, Horse Chestnut
Plant family: Sapindaceae
Plant part used: Flowers
Origin: France

Traditional Use

White Chestnut No. 35 belongs to Dr. Edward Bach's group Lack of Interest in the Present.

In the Bach flower tradition, White Chestnut represents the transition from a mind dominated by repetitive inner dialogue towards greater mental clarity and tranquillity.

Dr. Bach's system does not select remedies according to a physical condition, but according to the individual's current emotional pattern. White Chestnut is therefore distinguished by the nature of the thought pattern itself: thoughts repeatedly return, often without producing a solution or useful action.

The positive potential traditionally associated with the remedy is the ability to think more calmly and constructively, with greater discernment and freedom from persistent mental repetition.

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, then take a one-week break before repeating the course if necessary.

- Dr. Bach's original method
- Solar infusion prepared at the harvesting site
- Flowers harvested in France
- Dilution at 1/240th
- Hand-energised solution
- Made in France

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 White Chestnut flowers (Aesculus hippocastanum).

Dilution: 1/240
Alcohol: 19% vol.

Certified Organic Farming
Certified Organic

• Anxiety & nervousness
• Focus & concentration
• Sleep disorders, Insomnia
• Stress

• Hard to fall a sleep
• Insomnia

White Chestnut, Aesculus hippocastanum, is a large deciduous tree native to the Balkan Peninsula that became widely planted throughout Europe as an ornamental and avenue tree.

Its striking upright clusters of white flowers appear in spring and were selected by Dr. Edward Bach for one of his 38 flower remedies.

Within Bach's emotional system, White Chestnut became the remedy associated with the busy, repetitive mind, particularly thoughts that seem to circle endlessly without reaching resolution.

It is important to distinguish this Bach flower use from the traditional herbal use of horse chestnut. Herbal preparations commonly associated with circulation are generally made from other parts of the plant and belong to phytotherapy. White Chestnut No. 35 is a flower remedy prepared from the flowers and is used within Bach's emotional framework.

- Keep out of reach of children.
- Contains alcohol: 19% vol.
- Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
- Store away from heat and light.

Presented in an amber glass bottle with a dropper cap, designed to protect the extract from light and maintain its full integrity and potency.

Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight. Close the bottle tightly after each use.

🌿 What is White Chestnut Bach Flower Remedy traditionally used for?
White Chestnut is associated with repetitive thoughts, persistent internal dialogue and mental rumination. It is traditionally chosen when thoughts keep circling and it becomes difficult to experience mental quiet.

🌿 Is White Chestnut suitable when I cannot switch off at night?
Yes. This is one of the most useful contexts for White Chestnut within the Bach system. It may be considered when the body is ready to rest but the mind continues replaying conversations, planning, analysing or worrying.

🌿 Is White Chestnut a remedy for insomnia?
White Chestnut is not simply a general sleep remedy. Its relevance is more specific: difficulty settling because the mind remains active with repetitive thoughts. This distinction makes the product much easier for customers to choose correctly.

🌿 What is the difference between White Chestnut and other Bach remedies for worry?
White Chestnut is primarily associated with the thought process itself, particularly repetitive or circular thinking. Other Bach remedies may be chosen according to the underlying emotion, such as a specific fear, uncertainty or concern for another person.

🌿 Can White Chestnut be combined with other Bach Flower Remedies?
Yes. Bach remedies are commonly selected according to the different emotional patterns present at the same time. White Chestnut can therefore form part of a personalised combination when repetitive thinking occurs alongside another emotional state.

🌿 How long should I take White Chestnut?
The manufacturer's recommended course is 3 weeks, followed by a one-week break. The course may then be repeated if necessary.

🌿 Does White Chestnut contain alcohol?
Yes. The preparation contains organic Cognac and has an alcohol content of 19% vol.

🌿 Is this the same as horse chestnut herbal extract?
No. Although both come from Aesculus hippocastanum, they are different preparations used within different therapeutic traditions. This product is a Bach flower remedy made from White Chestnut flowers and is associated with emotional and mental patterns. Horse chestnut herbal extracts used in phytotherapy are different preparations.

15 ml