Flores de Bach... asÃ, sin anestesia y directamente de wikipedia:
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Toyota S. «The study of Bach flower remedies as premedication». Journal of International Society of Life Information Science. 2006;24(2):455-460.
Edzard Ernst (24 de agosto de 2010). «Bach flower remedies: a systematic review of randomised clinical trials». Swiss Med Wkly 140: w13079. doi:10.4414/smw.2010.13079.
Conclusión: no posee acción biológica o fisiológica alguna (...) Se concluye por lo tanto que los estudios clÃnicos más confiables no indican ninguna diferencia entre los remedios a base de flores y los placebos.
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