Essiac tea , herbal information

Essiac Tea

A Natural Herbal Tea in South Africa RSA

Essiac tea was discovered among the Ojibway Indians in 1922. It is made with herbs. The primary herbs in Essiac are Sheep Sorrel, Burdock Root, Slippery Elm Bark, and Rhubarb Root. Lesser amounts of kelp, red clover, blessed thistle, and watercress are added in small amounts.

Our goal is to provide the best possible brand of this herbal tea at a very fair price. We use only the finest organic herbs in our herbal formula. Our prices are such that everyone can now afford this herbal tea. Using our dried herbal mix, a one week supply of our tea costs $6.00. Definitely affordable! And awareness of this special herbal tea health enhancer has grown so that our business now ships our herbal tea all over the world.

The story of Essiac Herbal Tea, and how it was found among the Ojibway tribe in 1922, you will find interesting. They made Essiac tea using the herbs Burdock Root, Sheep Sorrel, Rhubarb Root and Slippery Elm Bark.

If you wish additional information about Essiac tea, you will find a treasure of information available on the internet. If, after reading about this famous Indian herbal tea named Essiac tea, you decide to buy some of Rene Caisse's herbal tea, I hope that you will remember us, and will return to this website to buy your herbal tea.

Our Products

In Package of Dried Herbs: We also sell the Herbal Tea in a package of dried herbs which you brew into our special herbal tea. Each package contains 1/3 cup of herbs, and brews one-half gallon of herbal tea. The price per package is $12.00. Brewing instructions are included with each package of our herbal blend.

Clarification: The Canadian nurse Rene Caisse was given her herbal tea formula in 1922 by an Ojibway medicine man. She later named the herbal tea Essiac. The name "Essiac" has since been issued as a trademark to an American company. Therefore it should be clearly understood that our herbal formula is not named Essiac. It is named "Rene Caisse's Original Herbal Tea ".

The formula which Rene Caisse used was made public when she submitted it to the Canadian medical authorities in 1937 for evaluation. In addition, many people who worked with Rene Caisse over the years were taught the formula, including the Canadian researcher Sheila Snow.

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