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July 19, 2008

The Wise Woman's Essiac

Q: I have had no pain, in the bladder, except one day bleeding from the bladder for one week. Now they want to do all the usual cancer treatments. It is the transitional cell type and 60% chance of return in the bladder. I agreed to biopsy but nothing else. I was taking the herbs for Osteoporosis your book suggested.  Now taking the herbs in the Essiac Tea.  Also tincture of Blood Root and Green Tea.  Should I stop all vitamins?   I drink organic cranberry juice very dilute and  also green juices as well as chlorophyll.   I feel overwhelmed with info.

Please set me on the right path.

Many blessings to you


Barheartflowr_12 


A: Hello, thank you for writing.  I can understand why you feel overwhelmed.  There is a lot of information out there!!  If you wish to speak with Susun Weed, you are invited to call her FREE herbal/health hotline at 845-246-8081 on Tuesday evenings, 7:30-9:30PM, April 10th through October 23rd of this year.

Here is a bit Susun has written on Essiacfrom page 302 of Breast Cancer? Breast Health! --

Wessiac
The Wise Woman version of Essiac

1 ounce/30 grams dried Arctium lappa (burdock) roots, cut
1/2 ounce/15 grams dried Rumex crispus (yellow dock) roots, cut
1/8 ounce/3.5 grams Ulmus fulva (slippery elm) bark, powdered

Infuse all three herbs in a 1 quart/liter boiling water for 8 hours.
Strain; refrigerate liquid.  Daily dose is 1/2 cup/125 ml, hot or cold.

Easily available, reasonably priced yellow dock replaces her difficult sisters: sheep sorrel and turkey rhubarb.  Using my standard infusion technique to make enough brew to last for a few days eliminates the need to sterilize jars, and allows you to try Wessiac without buying pounds of herbs.  (You will want to buy herbs by the pound if your're going to use Essiac or Wessiac consistently.)  Because it's gentler on the intestines,  Wessiac can be used daily for months.  For this deep down dirty brew I give  thanks to the deep roots.  Dirt is Earth; the Earth is sacred; dirty is sacred, too.

Blessings,
Karen Joy
wisewoman@herbshealing.com
www.wisewomanweb.com

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