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'''Essiac Tea''' is an herbal tea which was discovered in the West by the [[Canada|Canadia]]n nurse Rene Caisse. It has been used by many to cure<ref name=disclaim>By U.S. law, we must say that this statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. Since only drugs and surgery are approved treatments, this is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent and disease.</ref> cancer of many different kinds. It is a tea composed of Burdock root, Sheep sorrel, Slippery Elm (inner) bark, and Turkey Rhubarb root (Indian Rhubarb and other varieties are also sometimes used but seem less potent).<ref>http://essiacfacts.com</ref>
==History==
Rene Caisse discovered a scar on a patient which turned out to be the only remainder of cancer. The woman had learned about this tea from an Indian medicine man in the 1890s. Caisse later tested this tea on her aunt in 1924, who had stomach cancer and an estimated six months to live. The cancer was cured<ref name=disclaim>By U.S. law, we must say that this statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. Since only drugs and surgery are approved treatments, this is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent and disease.</ref> by the tea, and her aunt lived another 21 years. From that time on, Caisse began testing and improving on the formula for this tea, and continued treating people with it with an amazing success rate.<ref>http://www.healthfreedom.info/cancer%20essiac.htm</ref>
==History==
Rene Caisse discovered a scar on a patient which turned out to be the only remainder of cancer. The woman had learned about this tea from an Indian medicine man in the 1890s. Caisse later tested this tea on her aunt in 1924, who had stomach cancer and an estimated six months to live. The cancer was cured<ref name=disclaim>By U.S. law, we must say that this statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. Since only drugs and surgery are approved treatments, this is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent and disease.</ref> by the tea, and her aunt lived another 21 years. From that time on, Caisse began testing and improving on the formula for this tea, and continued treating people with it with an amazing success rate.<ref>http://www.healthfreedom.info/cancer%20essiac.htm</ref>