Evidence supporting the use of: Water Violet
For the health condition: Nervous Exhaustion

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Water Violet (Hottonia palustris) is one of the 38 Bach flower remedies developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. The use of Water Violet is rooted in tradition and the principles of Bach flower therapy, which posits that certain flower essences can positively influence emotional states. Water Violet is traditionally recommended for individuals who are self-reliant, reserved, or withdrawn, particularly when these traits lead to a sense of isolation. In the context of "nervous exhaustion"—a term historically used to describe a state of mental fatigue, burnout, or neurasthenia—the use of Water Violet is based on the belief that emotional imbalances contribute to such conditions.

There is no scientific validation supporting the efficacy of Water Violet or any Bach flower remedy for nervous exhaustion or related conditions. Clinical studies on Bach flower remedies as a whole have not demonstrated effectiveness beyond placebo for emotional or psychological symptoms. The evidence for Water Violet's use is entirely traditional, based on Dr. Bach's original writings and subsequent use by practitioners of flower essence therapy. Therefore, while Water Violet is used in alternative and complementary medicine circles for symptoms interpreted as nervous exhaustion, this practice is not supported by scientific research, and its effectiveness is unproven by modern standards.

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Other health conditions supported by Water Violet

Anxiety
Depression
Nervous Exhaustion
Stress

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