E-Tea

E-Tea is formulated according to the Essiac tea formula, revered for inhibiting tumor growth and treating cancer. Essiac tea, named by Rene Caisse, is actually an herbal remedy given to her by the Ojibwa indians.

E-Tea contains concentrated extracts of four common herbs which, combined and acting synergistically, inhibit and potentially destroy benign growths and tumors. E-Tea also stimulates production of antibodies, purifies the blood, alleviates pain, promotes faster wound-healing, enhances energy levels, eliminates diarrhea and even lowers cholesterol.

E-Tea has been used extensively with all types of cancer, as well as AIDS, chronic acne, diabetes mellitus, inflammatory skin conditions, leukemia, liver problems, lupus, multiple sclerosis, thyroid disorders, stomach ulcers, viruses and numerous degenerative diseases.

Burdock is one of the primary detoxifying agents in both Chinese and Western herbalism. Burdock is especially useful for treating conditions related to chronic toxicity, as it stimulates elimination of wastes via the colon, kidneys, and skin. Burdock is particularly well-known as a blood purifier. Large amounts of burdock have been used to purify the blood and stimulate the production of mucosal fluids, while reducing toxins in the body, thus making it useful for treating allergies and respiratory congestion. Burdock is a good source of viscous fiber, helping to absorbs toxins from both the digestive and intestinal tracts. Burdock is also used to lower bowel transit time and balance intestinal flora. Research shows burdock also exhibits antibacterial and antifungal activity.

Sheep sorrel is the key ingredient, believed to destroy cancer cells and cause metastisized cells to retreat to the original tumor site. Sheep sorrel promotes detoxification by purifying the blood, strengthening liver function, stimulating urination and expelling gravel from the kidneys, and killing parasites and worms. Sheep sorrel acts as an astringent to checks bleeding, and also as a mild laxative, particularly beneficial for chronic gastrointestinal disorders. Sheep sorrel is high in vitamin C, and has long been used for boils, cancer, fever, glandular swelling, hemorrhage, jaundice, menorrhagia, scurvy, skin diseases, tuberculosis, tumors and ulcers.

Slippery elm has been found to be an effective remedy for irritation of the mucus membranes, stomach, intestines, and urinary tubules. When slippery elm makes contact with inflamed surfaces, its mucilage coats and soothes irritated tissues, helping to protect them from injury and drawing out irritants and toxic substances. Slippery elm is believed to also soothe inflammation by stimulating nerve endings in the stomach and intestines which in turn, results in the secretion of mucosal fluids. Due to its high mucilage content, slippery elm has been shown to be quite effective for absorbing toxins from the bowel, balancing intestinal flora, and reduces bowel transit time. Slippery elm has been found extremely beneficial for acidity, arthritic inflammation, asthma, bronchitis, chronic cystitis, colic, colitis, constipation, convalescence, coughs, diarrhea, diverticulitis, gastroenteritis, hemorrhoids, inflammatory and irritable bowel conditions, pleurisy, sore throat, tuberculosis, ulcers and weak digestion.

Turkey rhubarb owes much of its laxative effects (in large doses) to the presence of anthraquinones (i.e. aloe-emodin). However, in small doses, the tannins found in turkey rhubarb can produce a constipating effect to help relieve diarrhea. Turkey rhubarb tannins also help staunch upper digestive tract bleeding and nosebleeds. Turkey rhubarb stimulates peristalsis and the release of bile, purifies the blood by enhancing liver function, improves blood flow, and reduces inflammation, fever, excessive perspiration, swelling and abdominal distension (bloating) and pain associated with acute dysentery, liver problems and intestinal abscess. Recent studies show turkey rhubarb exhibits antibacterial activity against Staphylococcus aureus (which causes canker sores and folliculitis—inflammation of hair follicles, especially in the beard area). Turkey rhubarb is also considered beneficial for amenorrhea, gonorrhea, gout, headaches, inflammatory skin conditions, jaundice, skin lesions and tuberculosis.

Pregnant or nursing women should consult their health care practitioner before using this product.