ESSIAC TEA TINCTURES

INGREDIENTS:  Burdock Root, Sheep Sorrel, Turkey Rhubarb Root, Slippery Elm Bark.

For Cancer (take 3 x daily for 3 months)

Essiac Tea is an Ojibwa Indian Formula.  Named after a Canadian nurse, Rene Caisse (Caisse spelled back wards is Essiac) who was given the formula in 1922 by an Ojibwa woman who had cured her breast cancer with the herbs.  When Rene’s aunt was diagnosed with inoperable cancer in 1927, she made the tea and her aunt was cured.

Modern medicine feels that in order to treat cancer effectively you must kill the cells by surgery chemo and radiation therapy.  The active ingredients in Essiac Tea have been used independently in naturopathic medicine for hundreds of years.  These herbs purify your blood and nourish individual cells, enhancing their strength and integrity.  Whereas cancer therapies always weaken your body and its cellular resistance,  Essiac does the opposite and helps to build healthy cells and strengthen the immune system to fight off disease.  Essiac Tea does not cure cancer in everyone.  It does relieve pain and improves your odds of overcoming the disease.  There are thousands of patients totally free of cancer who enthusiastically and willingly attribute their success to taking Essiac Tea.

For Diabetes (take 2 x daily)

Dr. Frederick Banting (one of the discoverers of insulin) evaluated diabetic patients and said that the tea seemed to regenerate the ability of the pancreas to produce insulin.  Many insulin dependant diabetic patients were able to stop insulin use completely after using Essiac Tea.

For General Health (take 1 x daily)

Since Essiac Tea boosts the immune system and improves cell integrity many people take it once a day to keep healthy and fight off disease.

Alcohol or Vinegar are used as preservatives. Specify type.

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