In November 2019, with my wife Antonella we decided to take Benny, a German dachshund who had been abandoned. Unfortunately, from the beginning Benny showed aggression towards Antonella, to whom she often growled to the point of biting her a couple of times. To try to resolve the situation we went to the veterinarian who prescribes expensive and unfortunately ineffective remedies. We were on the point of bringing Benny to the kennel when Antonella reads on the internet that similar problems had been solved positively by giving the dog Bach's flower remedies. I decided to use a questionnaire and a software that as a statistician and computer scientist I had developed in 1995 to identify Bach's remedies. In the questionnaire I described Benny as faithfully as possible and I used the software to identify the most suitable remedy. As soon as I gave Benny the first drops, diluted in his water, I observed a radical change in his behavior. He asked Antonella for cuddles and behaved normally. Failing to explain this change as a placebo effect, I began to consider the possibility that Bach's flowers can be truly effective. A few days later a dear friend with schizophrenia, who was reducing psychotropic drugs because they caused her significant physical problems, such as difficulty walking, told me that she felt desperate and distressed. I took the questionnaire, I described her as faithfully as possible and as soon as she took the first drops of the remedy, my friend experienced a deep relaxation, and a great inner calm, as had never happened to her before. I was very surprised by this positive and immediate effect.