Essiac Formula Liquid 300 ml

Essiac Formula Liquid 300 ml:

ESSIAC  Vegicaps are made of the original ESSIAC formula. They are more convenient and stay fresh longer than the ESSIAC Extract and ESSIAC Powder formulas. The Vegicaps capsules can easily be opened and added to water or juice.

ESSIAC is a world renowned herbal formula developed by Rene M. Caisse, a Canadian nurse. Since 1922, Nurse Caisse used ESSIAC, her original herbal product to help support the immune system.* Rene Caisse is world renowned for making significant contributions to the field of natural medicine.

The herbs used in ESSIAC are grown without the use of pesticides and are not irradiated. ESSIAC is produced to a pharmaceutical grade certification.

ESSIAC Extract

Full Program:

Amount: 4 teaspoons (20 ml) twice daily
Duration: 12 weeks
ESSIAC^® required: 12 bottles

Half Program:

Amount: 2 teaspoons (10 ml) twice daily
Duration: 12 weeks
ESSIAC^® required: 6 bottles

Benefits:

Contains 18-22% more potency than the Powder formula
No refrigeration required
No mixing required

Notes:

No food 1 hour before and after consuming ESSIAC
No juices 30 minutes before and after consuming ESSIAC
Not to be taken during pregnancy, by nursing mothers or infants

Frequently asked questions:

How long will one bottle last?

One bottle will last 1-2 weeks, depending on the daily intake.


How long will the ESSIAC Extract formula keep?

Unopened bottled ESSIAC Extract formula will keep for approximately two years. Once the bottle has been opened, it will retain its potency and freshness for approximately 2 weeks

ESSIAC® Herbs:

BURDOCK ROOT (Arctium Lappa)

Burdock contains high amounts of inulin and mucilage. Herbalists have used burdock as a liver tonic, diaphoretic and diuretic, blood purifier, laxative, antipyretic, and antimicrobial and for a variety of dermatologic conditions. For more information about burdock 

SLIPPERY ELM BARK (Ulmus Fulva)

Slippery elm contains large amounts of tannins and mucilages. Due to its high mucilage content, slippery elm bark has been traditionally used to treat irritations of the skin and mucus membranes. For more information about slippery elm

SHEEP SORREL LEAVES (Rumex Acetosella)

Sheep sorrel contains large amounts of tannins which are known to act as astringents. Herbalists have used sheep sorrel as a diuretic, as an antibacterial and to soothe irritated nasal passages. For more information about sorrel

INDIAN RHUBARB ROOT (Rheum Officinale)

Rhubarb root has been traditionally used to help cleanse the liver, stomach and blood. The root contains anthraquinones that act as stimulant laxatives and tannins that act as astringents. For more information about rhubarb root