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Ancient Purity Essiac Tea - Original 4 Herb Authentic Blend as created by Rene Caisse.
Essiac Tea is one of the most respected traditional wellness blends in the natural world. Ancient Purity Essiac is crafted from the four original herbs used by Canadian nurse Rene Caisse, the woman who made this formula famous through decades of use and research. Our Essiac is clean, correctly balanced, and created only from high quality, natural herbs with no fillers, no added leaves, no substitutes and no adulteration. You receive the exact authentic synergy that millions around the world rely on as a deep cellular cleansing tonic. Essiac is traditionally known for supporting detoxification, immune function, vitality and overall resilience. It is taken as a gentle daily brew or as a more intensive wellness ritual.
Essiac Tea is built on the strength of its four herbs: Burdock Root, Sheep Sorrel (with roots), Slippery Elm Bark and Turkey Rhubarb Root. Each has a long history of traditional Aboriginal and First Nations use, and together they create a herbal matrix believed to help the body cleanse, repair and rejuvenate. Burdock Root is a liver and blood purifier, Sheep Sorrel offers minerals and antioxidants, Slippery Elm soothes the digestive tract, and Turkey Rhubarb Root supports elimination. The herbs combination was preserved and taught to Rene Caisse by an Ojibwe woman, and it is this lineage of knowledge that continues today.
Ancient Purity Essiac Tea is made to the exact traditional ratio. Always whole, clean herbs. Always Sheep Sorrel including the roots. Always the correct proportions. This is the real formula, the real feeling, the real experience. You brew it gently, you store it correctly, and you drink a small amount daily. Essiac is not just a herbal tea; it is a connection to a long-running tradition of natural healing. Our formula respects that tradition with purity, transparency and authenticity. If you want the original, correctly blended, clean elder formula, this is it.
IMPORTANT: Even if you don't purchase from us. Do not waste your time or money on powdered versions. You will think it doesn't work. Capsules are powdered versions in capsules and also useless. Pre-made teas do not work they don't have freshness or efficacy. Only buy the 4 herbs together as whole herbs. Slippery Elm whole herb is very difficult to source thats why you get people selling powdered versions. There will be some benefit but massively reduced compared to making your own tea from these 4 herbs.
Q: Is this the original 4 herb Essiac formula
A: Yes. It contains Burdock Root, Slippery Elm Bark, Sheep Sorrel and Turkey or Indian Rhubarb Root in the classic ratio used historically.
Q: Why do you use whole herbs instead of powdered herbs
A: Whole cut and sifted herbs preserve more natural oils, phytonutrients and potency. Powdered herbs oxidise faster and reduce the effectiveness of long brewed teas.
Q: What is the purpose of Sheep Sorrel in Essiac Tea
A: Sheep Sorrel is valued for its ability to support detoxification, digestion and general vitality. It is one of the essential herbs in the original recipe.
Q: Can I drink Essiac Tea daily
A: Yes, most people take it once or twice daily long term as a gentle supportive tonic. Listen to your body and adjust serving as needed.
Q: Should Essiac Tea be taken on an empty stomach
A: Traditionally it is taken on an empty stomach to allow maximum absorption and gentle interaction with the body’s cleansing pathways.
Q: Why do I see Turkey Rhubarb sometimes and some places Indian Rhubarb? Are they different please explain.
A: They are actually the same plant in the context of Essiac Tea, just two different common names referring to Rheum palmatum.
Turkey Rhubarb: This name came from early Western herbal trade routes. The rhubarb root was imported through Turkey into Europe, so it became known as Turkey Rhubarb.
Indian Rhubarb: This name appears because the root also travelled through India via old trade pathways, and some herbalists historically believed it originated from that region. In North America, First Nations healers and later herbalists began calling it Indian Rhubarb.
In Essiac Tea, both names always refer to the same botanical species - Rheum palmatum (also called Chinese Rhubarb).
So if a formula or label says Turkey Rhubarb or Indian Rhubarb, it’s just a naming preference. The herb is identical when used correctly. Some suppliers prefer Indian Rhubarb because it is the term used in the original Essiac Tea documentation from Rene Caisse. Others stick with Turkey Rhubarb because it is more common in Western herb trade.
Q: How long does the prepared tea stay fresh
A: When stored in the refrigerator in a sealed glass container it stays fresh for about two weeks.
Q: Can children or pregnant women take Essiac Tea
A: This tea is traditionally intended for adults. Pregnant or breastfeeding women and children should consult a healthcare professional before use.
Q: Does Essiac Tea contain caffeine
A: No. It is a natural herbal blend and completely caffeine free.
Q: What makes Ancient Purity Essiac Tea different
A: We use clean, authentic whole herbs, never irradiated, never powdered, stored and blended with respect for the original method and traditional strength.
This 120g makes should be divided into 4 to make 4 batches of Essiac Tea.
Preparation Instructions
Suggested Use
WARNING: This tea may interact with chemotherapy and medications processed by the liver.The Turkey Rhubarb and Sheep Sorrel contained may have laxative and oxalate effects. Anyone in treatment must consult their doctor before use.
All Whole Herbs. Please don't buy liquids, powders or capsules they are not effective enough for the result.
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