Buffalo Revitalizing Blend Tea

7 Ingredients blended into ONE Herbal Power House!

Distilled Water
Cat's Claw Herb
Burdock Root
Sheep Sorrel Herb
Slippery Elm Bark
Watercress
Turkish Rhubarb Root

This herbal revitalizing blend can be traced back to the native Ojibway Indians of Canada. The original formula consisted of four herbs: Burdock root, Slippery Elm bark, Turkey Rhubarb root and Sheep Sorrel. Rene Caisse, a registered nurse living in Canada learned of the original four herb formula from a patient in a hospital she had been working in. The patient reportedly had been cured of breast cancer by using this herbal preparation which had been given to her by an Ojibway Indian. In 1922 at the age of 33, Rene left the hospital and moved to Bracebridge, Ontario, where she began administering this formula to all who came to her. Later she named the formula Essiac, which is her last name spelled backwards. The majority of her patients were referred by physicians who certified them as being terminal or incurable by the accepted methods of treatment. Nurse Caisse prepared the herbal remedy in her own kitchen and administered it both orally and by injection. In cases where there was severe damage to life support organs, her patients died. However, many of them lived far longer than the medical professionals had predicted and more significantly, they lived free of pain. Others who were listed as hopeless and terminal, but without severe damage to life support systems became healthy again and lived 35 - 45 more years.

A few years before her death, Caisse came to the United States and worked with Dr. Charles Brusch, the former personal physician to John F. Kennedy. Together they modified the original formula by adding a specific amount of watercress. This was done because the original formula contained a high level of oxalic acids which could contribute to forming kidney stones. Brusch and Caisse determined that the correct amount of watercress would help the kidneys flush the acids out of the system. Later this new five herb formula was given to Dr. Bill Maclean who began preparing all the herbs individually in order to maximize their effectiveness. Recently, Dr. Maclean began adding Cat’s Claw to the formula and it is now being offered commercially under a number of different names.

Of the four original herbs, (Burdock root, Slippery Elm bark, Turkey Rhubarb root and Sheep Sorrel), the first three are referred to as hard tissue herbs (roots and/or barks) while the fourth is a soft tissue herb (leaves and/or flowers). Hard tissue herbs must be boiled in order to release all of their medicinal properties, while soft tissue herbs must be simmered at a temperature not exceeding 140 degrees. The majority of these products available in health food stores today have all the herbs mixed together with instructions to either boil or simmer them and they cannot be prepared separately. If all herbs are boiled, the enzymes and other medicinal properties in the Sheep Sorrel will be destroyed. If all herbs are simmered together, much of the medicinal properties in the Burdock root, Slippery Elm bark and Turkey Rhubarb root will not be released.This is the reason why many people do not experience the same results that Rene Caisse did, with her 50 plus years of using the formula in Canada.

Buffalo Revitalizing Blend Tea is the one commercial product available that has proportioned the herbs according to the directions of Dr. Charles Brusch, the personal physician to John F. Kennedy, who modified the original formula with Rene Caisse, to include a specific amount of watercress. This ready to use preparation is properly simmered. This is a labor intensive, more tedious procedure, resulting in a more expensive commercial product, at a higher cost to you, the buyer; however, when faced with a problem that this product might address, which product would you choose?

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Price: $359.60  {8 bottles @ $44.95}  (S&H charges may apply)  

Additional Information: It is highly recommended that you take the Buffalo Revitalizing Blend Tea when we do Cleanse 3.

 

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