where to get protein/Now Essiac Tea

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with Janet on this one.

There are way too many different products out there calling themselves

Essiac Tea,

and trying to determine exactly what was in the original recipe is

difficult if not

impossible. Most claim theirs is the original recipe of a first cousin

to it, and it is all

very costly.

 

So you know I'm not just throwing about an unfounded opinion, we (dh &

I) tried the

Flor-Essence tea for a couple of months and found it to be a bit weak.

We then ordered

some herbs and brewed our own according to all the instructions.

 

While it is highly touted as the cure, I found it was a waste of time,

effort and funds, with

the added benefit of making me feel like a sick patient.

 

hth,

Rachel

[Guest guest]

Thank you.

I must say I asked about the liquid tea because it sounded like so much trouble to make it from scratch.

As for feeling like a "sick patient," I think this problem too needs to be addressed. In my opinion, we can get overwhelmed with therapies and that can drag us down in the spirit. And we need to treat the whole man.

Thanks much for the insightful post.

Batya

oleander soup , Lady Pilgrim <Ladypilgrim wrote:>> I have to agree with Janet on this one.> There are way too many different products out there calling themselves > Essiac Tea,> and trying to determine exactly what was in the original recipe is > difficult if not> impossible. Most claim theirs is the original recipe of a first cousin > to it, and it is all> very costly.> > So you know I'm not just throwing about an unfounded opinion, we (dh & > I) tried the> Flor-Essence tea for a couple of months and found it to be a bit weak. > We then ordered> some herbs and brewed our own according to all the instructions. > > While it is highly touted as the cure, I found it was a waste of time, > effort and funds, with> the added benefit of making me feel like a sick patient.> > hth,> Rachel>