Essiac Tea as a cure

Has anyone out there tried Essiac Tea. It comes in tea and capsule forms that I know of., My other half had severe acid reflux and it was probably leading to something worse if we let it go. His sister-in-law had it so bad that a friend of hers told her about the Essiac. She tried it and was cured.....as it helps to repair the damage done. My man tried  and hadn't had any problems in almost a year. Recently, he started having a beer or two and it is starting back up so I'll get him back on it before any damage is done.     Check it out.

                                      

                                                Nana Monster

I've been trying it for the first time,

in tea form.  I make the tea myself

from a mix that a local health store sells.

I don't know yet what to make of it.

I know that in Canada they've used it a

lot, as it came down through a native

Indian custom then through a Canadian

nurse of decades ago.

I seemed to have had however, a

rapid "de-tox,"  event, or so it seemed,

as I slightly upped my intake in the

first 2 days that I took it.   That's ok,

because Essiac is supposed to work

well and is meant as a gradual detox

for cancers.   But I'm not experienced,

nor have I known of anyone personally

whose used it for cancer, which is why

I'm taking it.

I do know that in general, it's a good

detoxer, gentle, and is supposed to

be in general, an overall energy-lifting

tea to drink.   I imagine however, since

it does detox systems, that in the first

week or two, if taken regularly, you will

probably have the experience of body detox,

and that makes you feel bad;   so don't mistake

that feeling for the Essiac.    That would happen

with any type of "cleansing" product.

John F. Kennedy used to take it regularly,

daily, as he suffered much physical sickness,

so he took it as a "regulator" of his energies.

Anyway, that's all I know...

will keep in touch as time moves forward

in my taking of Essiac...

Aj

I haven't tried it. but I purchased licorice and rooibos teas recently. Both have claims of easing heartburn, and I found them in my local grocery store (Wegman's).

I'm curious about green/herbal tea. I see many ppl on here that drink it and I was (for whatever reason), under the impression that green/herbal tea is not stomach-friendly.

Chamomile is all I drink as I'm fearful of causing more problems. I've never heard of essiac or rooibos teas but I will get some.

Blessings,
Cme