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*Essiac tea is much less effective for people who have received conventional cancer treatment already or are doing so at the same time.  Essiac enables the host's immune system to fight the cancer, but this only works if the immune system is not already damaged.<ref name="Essiac Essentials">Snow, Sheila, and Mali Klein. Essiac Essentials: The Remarkable Herbal Cancer Fighter. New York: Kensington, 1999. Print.</ref>  
 
*Essiac tea is much less effective for people who have received conventional cancer treatment already or are doing so at the same time.  Essiac enables the host's immune system to fight the cancer, but this only works if the immune system is not already damaged.<ref name="Essiac Essentials">Snow, Sheila, and Mali Klein. Essiac Essentials: The Remarkable Herbal Cancer Fighter. New York: Kensington, 1999. Print.</ref>  
 
*As a natural cure<ref name=disclaim>By U.S. law, we must say that this statement has not been evaluated by the [[FDA]]. Since only [[drug]]s and [[surgery]] are approved treatments, this is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent and [[disease]].</ref>, this can be used along with other natural cancer treatments to improve the immune system's effectiveness.  Vitamins A, C (Especially Sodium ascorbate), and D (especially D3), as well as a number of other herbs and vitamins are sometimes used at the same time.
 
*As a natural cure<ref name=disclaim>By U.S. law, we must say that this statement has not been evaluated by the [[FDA]]. Since only [[drug]]s and [[surgery]] are approved treatments, this is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent and [[disease]].</ref>, this can be used along with other natural cancer treatments to improve the immune system's effectiveness.  Vitamins A, C (Especially Sodium ascorbate), and D (especially D3), as well as a number of other herbs and vitamins are sometimes used at the same time.
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*Since this is a treatment which the FDA has so far refused to test, it cannot be prescribed, or even mentioned as a cure without adding a disclaimer<ref name=disclaim>By U.S. law, we must say that this statement has not been evaluated by the [[FDA]]. Since only [[drug]]s and [[surgery]] are approved treatments, this is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent and [[disease]].</ref>  We are also mandated to say that you should always consult with your doctor before using Essiac tea.  Almost all medical doctors will discourage using Essiac tea because it has not been (and probably never will be) tested.  Testing costs millions of [[dollar]]s, and Essiac is just to cheap for that to be worth while for anyone.
    
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