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. Our Powerful Bloodroot Liquid
Extract Ojibwa Tea Or (if you
must)"Essiac" A
Traditional Formula form the Ojibwa
Please do not confuse this
with "black salves" or other products made with
caustic chloride of zinc and Bloodroot
powder!
The ultra-stupid move of combining bloodroot with chloride
of zinc as "black salves" has absolutely ruined the reputation of this
incredibly healing little plant!
Everyone now
thinks that Bloodroot is caustic and can "burn off healthy skin" just
because of the association of bloodroot with the highly caustic chloride
of zinc that is in these salves! Chloride of
zinc is, in fact, what is in dry cell batteries and it is simply
hydrochloric acid soaked zinc powder. Please wake up
people!
These caustic “black
salves” (Starting back as far as the 1700’s) are either the stupidest
move ever made by “alternative medicine” or the smartest move made by the
medical system.
Websites like Sloan
Kettering, Web MD and all the other pathetic pharmaceutical
promoters are fully taking advantage of this opportunity
from "black salves" to slam an incredibly healing herb! I,
for one, would never get near any black salves!
Our Pure Bloodroot
Tincture:
This is simply pure double extracted liquid
Tincture of Bloodroot. Our Bloodroot Tincture is double extracted to
bring out everything in its fullest. Bloodroot is powerful healing
stuff!
When the Ojibwas administered Bloodroot
internally, they would have the patient drink a mouthful of
bloodroot tea (Yuck!) and than if they did not "throw up"
after a half hour they would have them drink another mouthful.
This was basically a good concept but it does not have to be
so painful! Here's how: We recomend starting with 5 drops of this tincture
twice a day and increase it by a drop every day until you get just a bit
nauseous (Maybe after 5 drops for some - 30 drops for others) If you
get a bit nauseous just back down a drop or two and hold that. You just
found your dose without throwing up! There is really no need to ever take
more then 30 drops as some never get nauseous even at that dose.
Remember, It is not
nescesssary for one to reach the point where thay get
nauseous in order for Bloodroot to be of
benefit.
You can also apply Bloodroot to "fast
developing" skin problems with a Q-tip or add
Sold in 4
OZ bottles
(Scroll down to buy)
This is a 1 month supply
of "Essiac Tea" (same herb combination) but with much more herbs by
weight, in the authentic Ojibwa proportions which is about 4
times as strong as commercial "Essiac". 
Please note: Almost everyone knows the value and use of this formula and
Plant Cures certainly makes no claims. It is what it is. However,
ours is ultra-superb quality. This is all we can
say.
This is Made from fresh dried organic
herbs (I know the growers, they are great people and have a wonderful
organic farm in Iowa)
There are 4 bags of
formula mixture. The four bags add up to more than
a pound of fresh raw herbs (Each bag of mixture is for a one weeks
supply)
My wife and I both take this formula about
twice a year just to stay clean inside!
Easy instructions for preparing are
right on label. You will need a one gallon glass container (like apple
juice comes in) or two 1/2 gallon containers to store each
week's brew in your
fridge.
The
herbs are not powdered but chopped or sliced coarsely to retain
full freshness. You will see something that looks like cotton
in each bag; This is Slipper Elm bark left in its fresh striped and dried
state, not powdered. Also there are large slices of Rhubarb Root.
This is the way it is supposed to be made
(to preserve the natural chemicals) but seldom is.
This is made by Plant Cures in the original Midewiwin (Grand
Medicine Society Of The Ojibwa) proportions to, as the Ojibwa say,
"Cleanse, purify and bring the body into harmony with the Great
Spirit." This formula is also used for detoxification
and colon cleansing in general. It can help remove heavy
metals.
The Ojibwas used this tea for
most any disease. If it was serious they often
combined it with Bloodroot.
The name
for this tea in Ojibwa means, “Formula to bring the body back in
harmony with the Great Spirit.”
This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and
Drug Administration. This
product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any
disease.
The information on this site
is for information purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice
of a physician. You should consult a physician or health care professional
before starting on any supplement or medication if you suspect you may
have a health problem