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    Supplies Needed: - Keep Liquid Essiac Refrigerated at All Times

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    The document provides instructions for preparing and using Essiac tea, an herbal tea believed to have health benefits. It details the supplies needed, preparation steps which involve boiling the tea for extended periods, and storage in the refrigerator. It recommends taking 1-2 ounces of the tea 1-3 times per day depending on the condition, and diluting it with heated water before consuming. The tea is made from burdock root, sheep sorrel, turkey rhubarb root, and slippery elm bark.

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    The document provides instructions for preparing and using Essiac tea, an herbal tea believed to have health benefits. It details the supplies needed, preparation steps which involve boiling the tea for extended periods, and storage in the refrigerator. It recommends taking 1-2 ounces of the tea 1-3 times per day depending on the condition, and diluting it with heated water before consuming. The tea is made from burdock root, sheep sorrel, turkey rhubarb root, and slippery elm bark.

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    The document provides instructions for preparing and using Essiac tea, an herbal tea believed to have health benefits. It details the supplies needed, preparation steps which involve boiling the tea for extended periods, and storage in the refrigerator. It recommends taking 1-2 ounces of the tea 1-3 times per day depending on the condition, and diluting it with heated water before consuming. The tea is made from burdock root, sheep sorrel, turkey rhubarb root, and slippery elm bark.

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    Supplies Needed: - Keep Liquid Essiac Refrigerated at All Times

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    The document provides instructions for preparing and using Essiac tea, an herbal tea believed to have health benefits. It details the supplies needed, preparation steps which involve boiling the tea for extended periods, and storage in the refrigerator. It recommends taking 1-2 ounces of the tea 1-3 times per day depending on the condition, and diluting it with heated water before consuming. The tea is made from burdock root, sheep sorrel, turkey rhubarb root, and slippery elm bark.

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    Preparation & Use

    Of Essiac Tea
    STORE THE DRY ESSIAC IN A COOL, DRY PLACE, NOT REFRIGERATED, AWAY FROM
    LIGHT IN A HEAVY BROWN BAG OR BOX.

    SUPPLIES NEEDED
    1 4-ounce bag premixed Essiac formula
    1 Gallon distilled water
    2 Stainless steel pots, 2 to 3 gallon size, with lids
    1 Stainless steel strainer
    1 Stainless steel funnel
    6 or more sterilized pint glass jars with sealable lids and rings
    Brown bags or box for storing Essiac liquid concentrate in refrigerator
    1 Stainless steel or wood stirring spoon or spatula

    PREPARATION
    1. Put all the water into one of the pots and cover.
    2. Bring water to a hard boil (takes about 30 minutes) and then add Essiac.
    3. Stir and continue boiling, covered, for 10 minutes.
    4. Remove from heat. Allow tea to sit covered and cool slowly for 6 hours.
    5. After 6 hours, scrape down sides of pot with spoon and stir thoroughly.
    6. Let sit covered for another 6 hours.
    7. Return container to stove and turn to highest setting. HEAT TO ALMOST BOILING
    (takes about 20 minutes), BUT DO NOT BOIL.
    8. Pour tea through strainer into second pot. A lot of sediment will remain in the tea.
    9. Clean first container thoroughly, and strain tea back into first pot.
    10. Using a funnel, pour tea into jars and seal lids while hot. (Stir occasionally to keep the sediment
    suspended in the tea.)
    11. Store jars in refrigerator in brown bags or box to keep out light.

    ESSIAC CONTAINS NO PRESERVATIVES. IF MOLD DEVELOPS IN A JAR,


    DISCARD THE TEA IN THAT JAR.

    ORAL USE
    1. Heat the water, preferably not in a microwave. It will alter the molecular structure..
    2. Take Essiac from refrigerator and shake it well.
    3. Measure 1 to 2 ounces of tea.
    4. Mix tea with equal or double amounts of heated, distilled water.
    5. Take 4 or 5 minutes to sip the tea.

    • KEEP LIQUID ESSIAC REFRIGERATED AT ALL TIMES •


    PREVENTATIVE OR TONIC STRENGTH :
    1 to 2 ounces of Essiac tea once a day.

    EXTRA STRENGTH FOR ACTIVE ILLNESS :


    2 ounces Essiac tea twice a day.

    MAXIMUM STRENGTH :
    2 ounces Essiac tea three times a day. When improvement becomes stable, cut back to twice a day.
    (If you have difficulty finding a third time to take Essiac on an empty stomach, try putting the tea
    in a thermos bottle and keep it in your bedroom for a middle-of-the-night dose.)

    FOR CHILDREN :
    Maximum daily amount: 1 1/2 to 2 ounces diluted with equal or double amounts of distilled water.
    Give on empty stomach, half amount in the evening at bedtime and half in the morning, one hour before
    breakfast.

    FOR INFANTS :
    Maximum daily amount: 1 ounce.

    REMEMBER TO KEEP THIS AND ALL MEDICINE OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

    NOTE: If Essiac liquid should thicken, do not change the dosage of tea. However, you may add more water
    to the cup of tea. The residue is almost impossible to eliminate and is not harmful. The residue is fiber
    and can improve elimination, thus, further discharging toxic build-up in the body.

    The optimum time to take Essiac is before you experience the effects of a serious illness. It seems to
    adapt itself to various health problems. Natural therapies take time to re-awaken the healing process and
    restore health, so be patient !

    DRY FORMULA :
    If you wish to mix the dry ingredients yourself, the formula is as follows :
    6 1/2 cups of burdock root, cut
    16 ounces of sheep sorrel, powder
    1 ounce turkey rhubarb root, powder
    4 ounces slippery elm bark, powder

    Mix dry ingredients together thoroughly. Place in plastic or paper bag and shake vigorously.
    Makes 2 1/2 pounds of dry Essiac formula.

    STORE AWAY FROM LIGHT BUT DO NOT REFRIGERATE. HERBS ARE LIGHT SENSITIVE.

    CONTACT : REFERENCE :
    SONNEWALD NATURAL FOODS “THE ESSIAC REPORT”
    4796 Lehman Road By Richard Thomas
    Spring Grove, PA 17362 Published by: The Alternative Treatment
    (717) 225-3825 Information Network for $ 19.95

    SONNEWALD NATURAL FOODS Y 4796 Lehman Road, Spring Grove, PA 17362


    (717) 225-3825 Y www.sonnewald.org Y Hrs: T-W-Th 10-6; F 10-9; Sat 8-5 Y Form # 106

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