Formulated by a Native American medicine man, the original recipe was given to Rene Caisse, a Canadian nurse, who used it to successfully treat thousands of cancer patients in her free clinic. Caisse's recipe was a closely-guarded secret -- until now. Sheila Snow, a personal friend of Rene Caisse, and Mali Klein, Caisse's representative in Britain, have written the most authoritative book on the subject. In "Essiac Essentials", readers learn:
-- The inside story on how the original recipe was created.
-- Why other versions of the formula are incorrect and even dangerous.
-- Where to buy Essiac.
-- The most effective ways to brew it.
-- How to easily grow and harvest it at home.

"Essiac Essentials" also explains how Essiac, which is made from slippery elm, sheep sorrel, burdock root, and turkey rhubarb root has the ability to:
-- Strengthen the immune system and purify the blood.
-- Eliminate toxic wastes, strengthening the organs and mucus membranes.
-- Stimulate growth of healthy new cells.
-- Provide large quantities of vital minerals and vitamins.