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by Gina Paulhus
The Ojibway are the ones who helped us learn about essiac. Without them, essiac may not be available for all to use and enjoy today.
The Ojibway ...
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by Gina Paulhus
Many herbal products come with the recommendation of taking a break from using it so that the body doesn't "get used to" it. In other cases with s...
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by Gina Paulhus
The podcast Cabral Concept is by Stevel Cabral, a Naturopath, Ayurvedic and Functional Medicine practitioner.
The whole episode is super informati...
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by Gina Paulhus
How Essiac Began.
Essiac was used by Native Americans back long before Rene Caisse new about it. It is an old Ojibway Medicine Man formula. Rene Ca...
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by Gina Paulhus
A lot of the brands of essiac tea out there call for a 2 oz. suggested serving size, however you will see that we have a 3 oz. suggested serving si...
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by Gina Paulhus
Before you do, read this.
Capsules certainly offer more convenience - but that convenience comes at a price.
Essiac is an old Ojibway Indian form...
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by Gina Paulhus
You may have thought to yourself, "Wouldn't it be easiest to just have essiac come in a tea bag?"
Sure, essiac in tea bags sound super convenient. ...
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by Gina Paulhus
Being from the same area, our family was fortunate enough to be introduced to Dr. Charles Brusch through a common friend in the early 80's. ...
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by Gina Paulhus
You absolutely should drink the essiac herbs rather than throw them away! This is the exact method that Rene Caisse found to be best in her resear...
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by Gina Paulhus
Many folks who live outside the U.S. come across our Genuine Essiac and end up wanting to order essiac from a seller in their country instead in o...
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by Gina Paulhus
Here are the facts: Authentic essiac tea contains 20% sheep sorrel including the root. Unfortunately, many businesses have begun claiming that the ...
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by Gina Paulhus
Learn the dos and don'ts of taking essiac before surgery.
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