NOW Supplements, Ojibwa Tea, Herbal Concentrate, 16 oz

The Ojibwa Tea Concentrate is six times the strength of brewed Ojibwa Tea, has garnered attention for its deep roots in traditional Native American herbal remedies and its multitude of health benefits. Starting the day with a tablespoon of this concentrate on an empty stomach can be a refreshing and health-promoting ritual. This particular concentrate is meticulously formulated in specific proportions, adhering to a traditional Ojibwa formula, making it a powerful alternative to regular brewed tea. The origins of Ojibwa Tea, or Essiac Tea, trace back to the Ojibwa tribe of North America. It was popularized in the 1920s by a Canadian nurse, Rene Caisse, for its potential in natural cancer treatment. Although no herbal remedy can claim to cure cancer definitively, the blend of burdock root, Indian rhubarb root, sheep sorrel, and slippery elm in Essiac Tea has been appreciated for its health benefits, including detoxification, immune system support, and anti-inflammatory properties. The Ojibwa Tea Concentrate is not just a simple tea; it's a blend of carefully selected herbs known for their health-supporting qualities. For example, burdock root is celebrated for improving skin texture and stabilizing blood sugar levels, while Indian rhubarb root is known for its antioxidant properties and potential in boosting the immune system. Slippery elm and sheep sorrel have also been noted for their benefits, from aiding gastrointestinal health to possessing anti-inflammatory properties. Using the concentrate is straightforward: just a tablespoon mixed with hot or cold water twice daily, making it a convenient and potent addition to one's health regimen. This product is non-GMO, kosher, vegan, dairy-free, egg-free, gluten-free, nut-free, soy-free, and adheres to strict quality and safety standards, ensuring that it’s accessible to a wide range of dietary needs and preferences. In summary, the Ojibwa Tea Concentrate offers a unique blend of traditional herbal ingredients with a multitude of health benefits, rooted in indigenous practices and modern wellness approaches. Its ease of use and the strength of the formulation make it a valuable supplement for those looking to incorporate natural health solutions into their daily routine.

Very good cleansing tea. Deep "herbally" flavor. I brighten up with lemon and honey.

I liked the taste and had some every morning.

The tea concentrate is long last and of good quality

The taste is something you get used to but nothing to keep me from buying it.

This concentrated essiac works fast! I feel so good when I use it for a liver cleanse. I've used essiac for years but this version is quite effective. Eat healthy and exercise if you do a cleanse or else it defeats the purpose. It has alcohol in it so steer clear if you have alcohol issues.

I did not mind the taste of the tea and considered it a good value. The bottle says not for long term use, what is considered long term use? I have been using it for my diagnoses of Lymphoma. I was thinking of using it continually until I saw what the label said. I noticed that some of the reviews said that they were using this for years. Any one know?

The flavor is ok, but it does have alcohol in it and you can taste it. I think the description is misleading. There is only 15ml of ojibwa tea concentrate in the whole 473ml bottle, the rest is water and alcohol from what I've read on the bottle label. So when I mix 1 tablespoon in an 8oz glass of water, the amount of Ojibwa tea is so little it's not even measureable. I personally bought it for the benefits as I would think others are doing also but I don't see how this product will benefit anyone. I will not buy it again for the reason I feel that I was mislead.

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