I recently started using essiac tea to help with my cancer,has anyone out there used it ?

Answer 1

yes

tried it for a year but it was "hard" on my body; made me ache etc and my numbers were no different when I took it for a month then went off it for a month.

but it might or might not help - jury is out on essiac tea (no studies in many years)

Jewells
34 months and still here

Answer 2

One is presuming that you're female if you're worried about facial hair. sounds like a hormone imbalance besides the indisputable fact that it ought to also be that you've a thyroid difficulty. Dry brittle hair is in many circumstances indicative of an underactive thyroid or Hypothyroidism. Levothyroxine that is a synthetic Thyroxine does not contain all the forms of thyroxine produced evidently and victims in many circumstances ought to supplement their diets to boost the organic production of the hormone. evening primrose oil can help. Been there have been given the T blouse thyroid went bye byes years in the past.

Answer 3

"Essiac" tea came from the province of Quebec a number of years ago. The last name of the fellow who invented it and promoted it as a 'cure-all' was 'CAISSE'.....so he just called it 'essiac'...which is 'Caisse' spelled backward. It has never been proven or shown to offer any health benefits whatsoever...for cancer or any other disease.

Answer 4

yes, my brother started on that before he switched over to vegetarianism.
He passed away from cancer of his carotid.
If you are looking for nutritional remedies, I would look into the herb Acai. And don't stop at that; become an informed consumer. Good luck to you.

Answer 5

Also TRY THESE SPECIAL TEA and COFFEE for that
TEA
http://www.cochinayurvedic.com/herbal-tea/india-slim-tea.htm
COFFEE
http://www.cochinayurvedic.com/herbal-coffee/dia-coffee.htm

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I am not a DOctor so act only under ur Doctors advise