PRODUCT Essiac Tea mix
DESCRIPTION Essiac Tea herbs - sufficient to make up four litres
BENEFITS Some reported successes of this wonderful tea are:
hypoglycemia, MS, parkinsons, arthritis, malignancies, CFS, ulcers, fibroids, thyroid problems, hemorrhoids, prostate and urinary problems, circulation, warts, diabetes, psoriasis, sleeping disorders, impotence, alzheimers, asthma, allergies
FURTHER INFORMATION
Directions for making up the tea
ESSIAC TEA
How to make Essiac Tea:
Empty all of these herbs into a stainless steel saucepan
Add 4 litres of water bring to the boil, then simmer gently for 15 minutes
Turn off the heat
Leave to infuse overnight
Next morning, bring just to a point of boiling and then turn off the heat
Leave to cool
Strain into glass bottles
This is now your concentrated tea
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Dosage:
* The dosage is 50 ml of the Tea and 50ml of boiling filtered water 1-3 times daily on an empty stomach. It is best to not eat for an hour before drinking the Tea and an hour afterwards. * As a preventative, one dose a day should be adequate. * To restore health, use two doses a day. * If you are confronted with a serious condition, use three doses a day. * There are no negative side effects, even after long-term use and it can be used with your current medications. * Not advised if pregnant or breast-feeding
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THE REAL ESSIAC TEA
Take care to ensure that you have the real tea, in correctly proportioned organic herbs! BIO-SIL's Essiac Tea is synthesised by a professional herbalist and is made with love which counts for much!
ESSIAC HERBAL TEA FORMULA
This is a mixture which was originally used by the Canadian Ojibwa tribe, this tea of life was recreated by Nurse Caisse (Essiac spelt backwards) and administered to her patients starting in the 1920s. Patients who were told there was no hope by their doctors were able to beat their cancer.
Despite attacks to her reputation, legal trouble for her treating patients without a license, and being dragged into court countless times, Nurse Caisse never stopped helping her patients. The fact she wasnt charging for her tea is probably the only thing that kept her out of jail.
In 1938, she received more than 55,000 signatures on a petition to allow her to continue giving her tea to patients who were told nothing could be done to treat their disease. Thousands of people swear by the results they got from this Essiac tea recipe. Meanwhile there were many doctors who called it nothing more than the placebo effect in action. When people survive what is considered unsurvivable cancer... we need more of what helped them do that. Whatever it is, we need more in our lives and the lives of our friends and loved ones.
How Does Essiac Tea Work?
Essiac tea detoxifies the body, attacks cancer cells, and ramps up the immune system with powerful antioxidants. To date, it has proven safe for all but pregnant or nursing
women.
Ingredients in Essiac Tea Recipe:
Cut burdock root (Arctium lappa) a natural blood detoxifier)
Sheep sorrel (Rumex acetosella) a powerful antioxidant)
Slippery elm (Ulmus fulva) is a powerful antioxidant)
(Indian) rhubarb root (Rheum pamatum is a
phytochemical that is naturally astringent, anti- microbial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory)
The secret in this healing tea is the exact proportion of each herb. The Natural Solutions Essiac Tea has been proportioned exactly to brew with 4 Litres of boiling water, then to store in the refrigerator and use daily. This infuses down to about 3.5 litres.
When you purchase any Essiac Herbal Tea and you are told to take out a 1/4 cup or 1/2 cup of herbs for example and then to brew this - you may not have the right mixture of Burdock Root to Slippery Elm to Sheep Sorrel to Rhubarb. Then you are missing out on the interaction of each herb with each other.
Rene Caisse suggested it also be taken at bedtime on an empty stomach.
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The Story of Essiac (healing) Tea
Rene Caisse and her Herbal Cancer Treatment - ESSIAC
On a fateful day in 1922 Canadian nurse Rene Caisse happened to notice some scar tissue on the breast of an elderly English woman. The woman said that doctors had diagnosed her with breast cancer years before. However, the woman didnt want to risk surgery nor did she have the money for it.
The English woman had met an old Indian medicine man in the 1890s who told her that he could cure her cancer with an herbal tea. The woman took the medicine mans advice, and consequently she was still alive nearly thirty years later to pass on th
