Re: OT: Essiac tea

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it is seeds ground up roger To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Sunday, January 1, 2012 9:00 PM Subject: Re: OT: Essiac tea Jim or others,When I make my tea it seems gritty to me. I tried to strain it with cheese cloth and/or a fine mesh strainer, but at the

bottom of each glass there's fine residue. Is anyone experiencing this?>> Hi Susie,> > Here is the info you asked for about Essiac Tea... I just rewrote this info> making it easier to read... You will find instructions on where to buy, how> to make and how to take the tea.... There are also many good links that> tell the history of Essiac tea...> > A lot of info here, but making the tea is relatively easy...> > -- > Take care,> Jim> Rife, M-M-S, Rife, Ozone water, Essiac-tea, Supplements> I have NO financial interest in anything I discuss.> > Disclaimer: THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!> This list is the 1st Amendment in action. I am not

an expert, I do share my> many years of experiences and knowledge I have learned from others, both on> group and privately. The things you will find here are for information and> research purposes only. I am sharing information I believe in. If you act> on ideas found here, you do so at your own risk. Self-help requires> intelligence, common sense, and the ability to take responsibility for your> own actions. Do not use any ideas found here without consulting a medical> professional, unless you are a researcher or health care provider.> > > > *Essiac Tea*> > > This is the correct info about Essiac tea.... The link to buy and the> recipe to make is at the top of this email, please be sure> to check out the links I have researched below this as these truly are the> only trusted links I will use for this tea... Most Essiac> info on

the "net is not correct, it has been changed by resellers to make> you think they are selling their herbs for less... The original Essiac tea> discovered by Nurse Caisse was made from 4 herbs, many resellers lead you> to believe she changed this to 8 herbs. What they have done is add in 4> inexpensive herbs and since they sell the herbs (blended) by the pound, it> actually costs them less per pound because of the added inexpensive herbs.> > > WHERE TO BUY ESSIAC HERBS> > > There is a much better way of buying these herbs from Mountain Rose Herbs,> their herbs are organic and very fresh... They use the correct 4 herbs in> the correct amount and sell an Essiac Blend. This means you do not have to> buy the individual herbs and weigh out the correct amount, they've done it> for you! Cost is $29.00 for one pound plus shipping, this

should last one> person about 20 months. I suggest making 1 1/2 pints (24 ounces) as we use> 1 oz of the tea concentrate per day, so this will last about 24 days... The> tea should be consumed daily for 3 weeks, and not consumed for one week> each month (basically 3 weeks on the tea, 1 week off). I don't drink the> tea for the first 7 days of month and then I drink it every day for the> rest of the month, thus the 1 1/2 pint recipe is exact! Mountain Rose> does sell the individual herbs (links listed below), I don't believe there> is any cost advantage to this and it is more work as you have to measure> and blend the herbs yourself. The Blend you buy from Mountain Rose should> be put into a covered glass container and stored in a dark kitchen cabinet.> > If you buy the ESSIAC BLEND (highly suggested)> > This is the link: Buy the top item

"1lb Essiac Blend organic............> $29.00> > http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y & keywords=essiac+blend & x=10 & y=9> > > > *How to Make Essiac Tea Concentrate*> > Do not use any aluminum utensils as aluminum can react with Essiac tea.> > Supplies Needed: Enameled or stainless steel pot or Corning casserole> dish (8 - 12 quart size). Covered glass jug (for the liquid tea> concentrate) that will be placed in the fridge..> > Strainer, funnel and a glass measuring cup (Pyrex) wood stirring spoon. You> also going to need a small scale that weighs in ounces. If you need to buy> a scale, just be sure it measures in ounces, getting one that

also measures> grams (.01) is good for measuring powdered supplements..> **> *Dry Measure Equivalents> *> * 3 teaspoons 1 tablespoon 1/2 ounce 14.3 grams 2 tablespoons> > 1/8 cup 1 ounce 28.3 grams*> > **> > *> > Gram scales on eBay, most also measure ounces, just be sure it does:> > http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40 & _trksid=p5197.m570.l1313 & _nkw=gram+scale+.01 & _sacat=See-All-Categories> *> > This one does measure in ounces...> > http://www.ebay.com/itm/300g-x-0-01g-Mini-Digital-Jewelry-Pocket-GRAM-Scale-LCD-/350498545350?pt=UK_AudioElectronicsVideo_Video_TelevisionSetTopBoxes & hash=item519b575ec6#ht_1447wt_1208> > *> *> > *> *> > *You will use 1/2 ounce of the dry herbs (Essiac Blend) to make a pint, or> 3/4 oz to make 1 1/2 pints or 1 ounce to make a quart of liquid> concentrate... Since we drink this tea for 3 weeks (21 days) on, 1 week> off, I feel it is best to make 1 1/2 pints (24 ounces) of the tea> concentrate if this is used for one person. The daily use of the tea> concentrate is 1 ounce, so for 3 weeks you will use 21 ounces, thus the 1> 1/2 pint size works

best. I make this tea concentrate just before going to> bed so it can steep while I sleep. Always store the tea concentrate on the> bottom shelf of the fridge as it is coldest there and the tea will last> longer.*> > *> *> > *> *> > *Here's how you make the tea concentrate.*> > *1 1/2 Pint recipe: use 24 ounces (make 26 ounces as some will dissipate)> of distilled water, add to a large glass, ceramic or stainless steel pot (8> to 12 quart size), add in 3/4 ounce of the Essiac Blend dry herbs and hard> boil for 10 minutes, then place on very low heat (just enough to keep the> tea warm) for 12 hours (lights off, light affects the tea).*> > *> > **> > After the 12 hours is up, reheat the pot to steaming, but not boiling,> turn off heat and allow tea concentrate to sit for several

minutes, then> pour the tea through a plastic or stainless steel strainer into your glass> jug and refrigerate (I actually stain into a bowl first, then pour into my> glass jug, easier. The stuff in the strainer is also very healthy, I> actually give it to my dogs in their food.. I personally won't eat it as> this can mean too much detox since we are drinking the tea.> > 1 Pint recipe: Use 16 ounces (make that 17 ounces) of distilled water and> 1/2 ounce of the Essiac dry herbs (follow above instructions).> > 1 Quart recipe: Use 32 ounces (make that 35 ounces) of distilled water and> 1 ounce of the Essiac dry herbs (follow above instructions> > If you do not own a water distiller, you can buy distilled water at the> supermarket by the gallon for about $2.> > *> > *> *> > *How to make your daily

cup of tea*> > > > Rene Caisse used 1 oz. of Essiac tea concentrate (cold) in at least 2 oz of> hot water once daily for cancer patients. CLICK> HERE<http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20daily%20dosage.htm> for> more info on dosage. Do not microwave the tea. Drink Essiac tea on an> empty stomach. Take the time to sip your Essiac tea slowly; don�t gulp it> down. Essiac tea is detoxifying so it is very important to drink plenty of> pure water during the day and to have regular bowel movements. Discard> Essiac tea if it tastes sour or when white mold appears floating on the> surface. Essiac herbs and tea are light and heat sensitive so it is> important to store in a cool, dark place. I even drink the sediment on

the> bottom of the cup.. Be sure to drink at least 1 hour before or 2 hours> after food...> > > > "It is our experience that the body seems to resist Essiac at higher> doses. Rene Caisse considered high doses a complete waste of the remedy> and risked the possibility of stimulating over-detoxification crises."> > > Buying the individual herbs> > If you wish to buy the individual herbs and blend the dry herbs yourself,> the amount of the 4 herbs below is the recipe for making about 1 quart of> the dry herbs, this is the correct amount of dry herbs necessary to make> one forth of Nurse Caisse's recipe. She made a very large amount, we need> far less for just one or two people. Once you get your herbs, you will need> to blend them according to this recipe and store in a covered glass> container in a dark kitchen

cabinet.> > 1 5/8 cups of burdock root (cut)*> > 4 ounces of sheep sorrel herb powdered> > 1 ounce of slippery elm bark powdered> > 1/4 ounce of Turkish rhubarb root powdered> > Now, be sure when you order your organic herbs from MountainRoseHerbs.com> (or other herb supplier) that you order exactly the kind of herb and whether> it is cut or powdered... Notice only the BURDOCK ROOT is cut... The others> are all powdered (but you must specify powdered when you order).... You> will need to order at least the amount below, or you may order more if you> wish..> > > 1 5/8 cups of burdock root (cut) on the website it does not say "cut" but> the description of "BURDOCK ROOT" organic is the cut... Since this is> measured in cups and Mountain Rose sells by

ounces or pounds, buy 1 Pound and> you will have enough for one batch and some left over...> > http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y & keywords=burdock+root & x=0 & y=0> > > 4 ounces of sheep sorrel herb powdered> > http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y & keywords=sheep+sorrel & x=0 & y=0> > > 1 ounce of slippery elm bark powdered> > > http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y & keywords=slippery+elm+bark & x=0 & y=0> > > 1/4 ounce of Turkish rhubarb root powdered> > http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y & keywords=turkish+rhubarb & x=19 & y=13> > Below are some important links about Essiac tea... I've also written a bit> of information to help you understand the much false information on the> Internet about> > > September, 2011, I was reading one of Jim Humble's (he discovered MMS)> newsletters and he was talking about a current day healer he was impressed> with.. I started to research this healer (sorry, forgot his name) and he> was mentioning a detox tea that

had a good success rate with cancer. I> started researching this tea, Essiac tea, a Canadian nurse, Rene Caisse> discovered. The more I researched this tea, the more I was impressed at> what it could do for those with cancer, including stage 4 patients. And> since this tea and nurse Rene Caisse was well known in the Canadian medical> community and government, this was the real deal! The only problem, all I> could find was it was helpful for cancer, nothing about Lyme... But it> sounded so interesting, I decided to try it anyway... Later I found it is> good for detoxing the body period! So good for those with chronic diseases> (Lyme) and also for healthy people too.> > There is a tremendous amount of false info on the Internet about this tea,> so best to stick with the links I have posted as they are links that are> authorized and approved as the

original Essiac tea...> > This 4 herb tea recipe was discovered by Nurse Rene Caisse... If you spell> her last name backwards, it is Essiac, the name of the tea! This is a 4> HERB recipe and it is the only one you should use... Others on the Internet> say she changed this to an 8 herb recipe, this is FALSE. (She started with> an 8 herb tea, but later whittled this down to 4 herbs, it was more> effective). What these sellers did was add 4 lower cost herbs to this> recipe, and since they sell all 8 herbs mixed together and sell it by the> pound, it makes their product much less expensive by adding in some less> expensive herbs, lower the amount of the more expensive herbs, but it also> dilutes the original recipe.. I almost fell for this until I realized it> was a weakened tea. I would never use the 8 herb mix... The real 4 herb tea> costs more per pound

because it has more of the expensive herbs in it... You> can and should buy your own organic herbs from Mountain Rose Herbs (or> another good herb supplier) at WAY lower prices and you know you are> getting top shelf herbs from them that you know are fresh.. I did find> Mountain Rose had the best price on the Sheep Sorrel herb, about $11.00> per pound, many other herb sellers were getting over $30. They also have> the freshest herbs!! I highly suggest buying the Essiac Blend for $29.00> Mountain Rose sells, this is really the best way to buy these herbs as they> are properly weighed and blended already. I bought my own herbs and mixed> them myself, but later found that Mountain Rose sells a "Essiac Blend" the> herbs already blended. You can buy the individual herbs from any good herb> reseller, however I would only trust Mountain Rose to properly weigh

and> blend an Essiac Blend. There are other suppliers, but how do you know if> they properly blend the herbs? Also, DO NOT buy the capsules, tea bags or> tinctures being sold, this tea must be brewed from fresh herbs, boiled and> steeped for 12 hours for this tea to be effective. The capsules and> tinctures while named Essiac tea ARE NOT Essiac tea.> > Here are some very good safe sites about the 4 herb tea...> > > *Are Essiac capsules and tinctures as effective as Essiac Tea?*> http://www.healthfreedom.info/Cancer%20Essiac.htm> >>>>>The preparation of Essiac is as important as the formula itself.> Essiac is a decoction<http://www.healthfreedom.info/Decoction%20v.%20Infusion.htm>,> not an infusion. An infusion is what people make when they put a tea bag> in a cup of hot water. Generally speaking, an infusion tends to extract> vitamins and volatile oils from leaves and flowers. A decoction is used to> extract minerals, bitter components, etc. from hard materials such as> roots, bark or seeds by boiling for a few minutes and then allowing the> herbs to steep for several hours. Entrepreneurs often sell Essiac> imitations in tincture form (herbs in alcohol) or in gelatin capsules;> neither form is Essiac because Essiac is a tea and, more specifically, a> decoction that must be made in a certain way in order to achieve the kind> of results that Nurse Caisse was demonstrating. <<<<<<<> > *ESSIAC INFO*> http://www.healthfreedom.info/essiac_info.htm> >>>*There is an incredible amount of disinformation about Essiac on the> internet. Therefore, if you have arrived here feeling confused from> reading the many contradictory claims made by websites that sell Essiac<<<*> *> *> > This tells what Essiac tea is..> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/what_is_essiac.htm> > This is how it was discovered...> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Cancer%20Essiac.htm> > > This proves the original authentic recipe> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20formula.htm> > > This is an affiadavit written by McPherson who helped Nurse Rene> Caisse make the tea... NO other recipe should be used!> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/McPherson%20Affidavit.htm> > > *How does Essiac tea work on cancer*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20tea%20 & %20cancerous%20tumors.htm> > > *I Was Canada's Cancer Nurse*> > *http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20Effective%20Against%20Cancer.htm*> > > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20Tea%20Instructions.htm> > > *Best way to store Essiac tea herbs?*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20storage.htm> > > Dosing......> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20daily%20dosage.htm> > > *What is Sheep Sorrel Solution?*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Sheep%20Sorrel%20Solution.htm> > > *What types of cancers were successfully treated by Rene M. Caisse?*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Rene%20Caisse's%20Essiac%20Successes.htm> > > *Will Essiac Tea alone cure cancer?*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Essiac%20Cure%20Cancer.htm> > > *What other conditions did Rene Caisse successfully treat?*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Other%20Conditions%20Treated%20by%20Essiac.htm> > > *The Truth About Essiac*> > http://www.healthfreedom.info/Cancer%20Essiac.htm> > > Affidavits> > http://www.essiacamerica.com/affidavits.asp> > > Cancer remissions/testamonies> > http://www.inspire.com/groups/ovarian-cancer-national-alliance/discussion/essiac-tea-and-experiences/> > http://reneshealthytea.com/essiac-testimonials/> > http://www.affordable-essiac-tea.com/essiac-testimonials-customers.html> > http://healingwithessiactea.com/testimonials.htm> > http://www.essiac-herbal.com/testimonials.asp> > > > > > > OT: Essiac tea Message> List<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/messages/29644?o=1 & xm=1 & l=1>> > Reply<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/post?act=reply & messageNum=29644>> | Delete<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/message/29644?delete=confirm>> Message> #29644 of 29715 <> Prev<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/message/29643>> | Next > <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/message/29645>> I seem to be reading alot about Essiac tea on this group. What is the> preferred> website to order from & what are the special instructions about taking it?> > Susie>------------------------------------If your post is not about electronic devices used in the treatment of Lyme then please put an OT: in the subject line. -------------------------------

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Residue is fine and not harmful. Some sites say it is better to have some

residue so ultrafine fine mesh is not necessary for straining out the solids.

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> Jim or others,

> When I make my tea it seems gritty to me. I tried to strain it with cheese

cloth and/or a fine mesh strainer, but at the bottom of each glass there's fine

residue. Is anyone experiencing this?

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