Essiac: A Native Herbal Cancer Remedy

Very informative for someone that wants to learn about native natural remedies. Easy to follow recipes for making the tea.

VERY GOOD READING. My sisters are on Essaic Tea and the history of this medicine as I research has actually turned me around. with in one month my doctor reduced my thyroid medication and the changes I've seen with a 3 or 4x a day treatment by tea bag, concentrate, drops. Well I'm seeing a difference.in my health and I've been on it since the last week of March.

Essiac Tea CURES CANCER! So I loved this book where I could read up on the story of an RN named Renee Caisse (her last name is Essiac spelled backwards!) who found out about this from a Canadian Shaman and she tried to bring it out to the world and save so many people from deadly cancer! But of course the FDA and other cancer groups wouldn’t allow her to get it out to the mainstream America and the World at large because it would take a huge chunk of Big Pharma’s profits! It makes me sick!

I chose this rating even though I have no cancer, and am just now taking this tea. I have done great research and read many reviews and a few books to get the story of this tea. I really enjoyed seeing and listening to Rene Caisse herself, on Youtube in an interview of many years passed. It was amazing. If you have not seen and heard this truly magnificent and selfless woman, please go to You tube and listen to, and see her. I lost a sister to cancer in 1995, and a sister to diabetes in 2012. Had I known about this tea, and the cancer curing and diabetes curing properties, they may still be with us today. My husband and I are taking this tea after I researched it. My daughter in law had part of one breast removed due to cancer. I bought the book, "Essiac" for her and my son to read before taking the tea. Do your homework and read this book to know why and what, the protocol, and expectations are when you start this tea for a specific illness, or just maintaining your health. Not only would I recommend this book to everyone who wants to stay healthy, I am buying books to give to others to spread the word about this apparently remarkable cure for cancer as well as other diseases.

When my beloved little puggle puppy Gwendolyn developed a series of mast cell tumors and was scheduled for yet another surgery, I dramatically posted to Facebook about her ongoing cancer battle when her breeder from long ago commented that we should try "Essiac Tea." Later that morning, on a pack walk with my non-sistair bestie Rebecca, I asked, "Have you ever heard of something called Essiac Tea?" And of course, my darling naturalist friend had a fully prepared jug of the concoction in her refrigerator at home! She gave it to me, and this started four years of my "medicine woman" kitchen preparations of this very specific formula for my little puppy who took 4 ounces twice per day until her very last day on Earth. Immediately when taking her first dosage at the age of nine, her tumors disappeared! I am fully confident that her Essiac Tea and Chinese herbs by Newvita plus lots and lots and lots of love is what extended her life with great quality and vigor. I bought this book way back then, when we started the tea, and I am just now reading it; and in doing so, I am overly confident that this tea is the primary ingredient for saving my Gwendolyn's life. The book is a divine fountain of knowledge that has prompted even me, a very healthy girl, to reassess certain behaviors as it pertains to consumption! I particularly enjoyed learning that this tea was created by the Ojibwa Indians and that Rene Caisse was its greatest white ambassador. My only criticism of the book is the inconsistent citation of Ms. Caisse's name. It is presented as Rene, as Caisse, and as Rene Caisse with neither rhyme nor reason. And on page 17-18, the sentence should read as, "Several months later, the college decided not to prosecute..." (the printed version reads as "Several months later, the college decide not to prosecute.") And on page 20, the sentence should read, "In 1973, Rene Caisse gave Sloan-Kettering one last chance." (the printed version is missing the verb of "gave.") But those are my only objections and reason for offering four stars versus five. Usually when I complete a book, I offer it to the local Little Free Library. But this book I shall keep forever! The listing of herbs and behaviors for good health and to combat/prevent cancer is invaluable! Thank you to the author for creating this masterpiece and sharing with the world.

This book is so awesome. I have shared with other people about this book and reading it. I was in awe because I am from Mesa, Arizona / and the article in it about the HOPI Indians in Mesa Arizona I was just in awe

The story of this product I’d so interesting. It has worked for my family!

Came on time and clean.