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OJIBWA
- AN HERBAL TEA AND
EXTRACT BLEND (A Natural Herbal Remedy) By Dr. Howard Peiper "A Holy drink that purifies the body and places it back in balance with the Great Spirit" Ojibwa Indian Section 1 of 3 Next 2 3  Print
This SectionSection 1 Contents:: Introduction, Questions and Answers, What Doctors are saying about The Ojibwa. INTRODUCTION Back To Contents The word "Cancer" has such a terrible sound. It is a death sentence in six letters. It is an end of all your dreams. It ruins your family. It ruins springtime and the fall. You can't see the beauty of the flowers any longer, nor the sky with the sailing clouds. The helping hand you push away, because you give in to six small letters, "cancer". The "C" is twice in this word, just to make it sharp and pointed, irritating and hurting. It penetrates your mind, and like a fishhook in your flesh, it cannot be pulled out of your mind easily. It sticks, imbeds itself. "Cancer, I have cancer." In 1922, a Canadian nurse, Rene Caisse, first discovered the herbal formula from a hospital patient whose breast cancer had been healed by an Ojibwa Indian medicine man. In 1924, she administered the "tea" to her aunt, who was in the final stages of inoperable stomach cancer. After months of taking the tea, Rene's aunt recovered and lived another 15 years. Defying skeptics, Rene began treating cancer patients, using the herbal tea, and it became know as Essiac - her name spelled backwards. She reportedly healed thousands from 1924 until she died in 1978 at age 90. Over the years, many prominent physicians have voiced their support for the efficiency of Caisse's medicine, including Dr. Charles Brusch, President John F. Kennedy's personal physician. Dr. Brusch, who worked with Rene Caisse from 1959 to 1962, treated many cancer patients. The Ojibwa Indians believe that history is not linear but circular. Could they be right? The dawn of a new age may be upon us, an age in which the wisdom of our not so distant past will be rediscovered, an age where nature is once again respected and revered, where healing is seen as a total process encompassing the body, mind and spirit. We may embrace once again that mystery and magic are afforded a place in our lives, we will understand that we are all part of one "Great Spirit", and we may once again come upon to believe that we are all part of the indivisible, ultimate reality of the entire universe. We need only open our minds to the infinite possibilities of our own lives and the "Great Spirit" that sustains it. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Back To Contents 1. What are the main herbs in the Ojibwa formula? 2. What areas of health will the Ojibwa benefit? 3. What are some of the credentials of the Ojibwa? 4. What is to be expected when detoxifying? 5. Can pets benefit from Ojibwa? 1. What are the main herbs in the Ojibwa formula? Back To Q&A The Ojibwa contains only certified whole organic raw herbs, all harvested at the proper time to insure potency, and all dried using a special water extraction process to further guarantee maximum effectiveness. The core of the Ojibwa formula, passed on by the Ojibwa medicine man, is sheep sorrel, burdock root, slippery elm bark and rhubarb root. The Ojibwa believe the most important aspect of the herbal healing medication is the relationship among the different plants. They have to be in balance and in harmony, to act as one unified healing spirit. Sheep sorrel for hundreds of years has appeared in historical archives in both America and Europe as a remedy for cancer. In 1926, the National Cancer Institute was presented with a recipe from Canada, which was said to be an old Indian cure for cancer. Other researchers have reported that sheep sorrel relieves internal ulcers, black jaundice and virtually all skin diseases. Because sheep sorrel contains a high amount of chlorophyll, which resembles hemoglobin in human blood, and carotenoid, which strengthens the immune system, it will dramatically increase oxygen at the cellular level. Cancer and parasites cannot live in a highly oxygenated area.  Burdock
root has been known by natural healers for centuries
to be a powerful blood purifier. As a blood purifier, burdock root
clears congestion in the circulatory, lymphatic, respiratory, and
urinary systems. It helps eliminate excess fluids in the body and
stimulate the elimination of toxic waste materials, which will relieve
liver disorders and improve digestion. It also cleanses the bile,
detoxifies the kidneys and gall bladder. Insulin, the principle
ingredient in burdock root, has been shown to play a key role in
clearing up diabetic conditions, because of its ability to regulate
sugar metabolism.Slippery elm bark is one of nature's miracle cleansers. Its sticky substance dissolves mucus that has been deposited in organ tissue, lymph glands and nerve channels. Its lubricating action protects and softens all the membrane linings in the body, especially damaged and inflamed areas. These qualities also lubricate the bones and joints. They gather up dissolved toxic waste materials from all areas in the body including the bowels, and then helps to discharge them. Slippery elm bark can help reduce the pain of ulcers and eventually heal them by restoring normal mucous coating to irritated tissues. Rhubarb root purges the body of bile, parasites, and stagnating food by stimulating the gall duct to expel toxic waste matter. It has been shown to alleviate chronic liver problems by cleansing the liver. Rhubarb root has also been shown to improve digestion and increase the appetite. It also helps to heal ulcers, alleviate disorders of the spleen and colon, relieve constipation, and help heal hemorrhoids and bleeding in the upper digestive tract. Rhubarb root contains a substance called rhein, which is very effective against Candida albicans, fever and inflammation. 2. What areas of health will the Ojibwa benefit? Back To Q&A A detoxified system strengthens the immune system, which may in part be why Ojibwa is believed to be so effective against a multiplicity of diseases which include: * Hypoglycemia * Prostate & Urinary problems * Multiple Sclerosis * Fibroids * Parkinson's * Diabetes * Arthritis * Impotence * Chronic Fatigue Syndrome * Allergies Ojibwa may improve the conditions of anti-aging. Effects can be seen from the improvement in the anti-oxidant profiles as well as in the anti-degenerative processes. Improvements can be seen in the following areas: * Enhanced energy level * Helps curb insomnia * Enhanced digestion * Prevents & corrects constipation * Reduces heavy metal deposits * Calms the body * Builds up the blood * Boosts immune system * Relieves inflammation & stiffness * Protects against toxins entering into brain 3. What are some of the credentials of the Ojibwa? Back To Q&A * Ojibwa is an all-natural product, which is synergistically formulated. * Ojibwa is safe and has produced absolutely no side effects. * Ojibwa produces in most cases positive results, which can be seen in as few as 4 weeks or as many as 12 weeks. 4. What is to be expected when detoxifying? Back To Q&A At the beginning of any cleansing and detoxification process, there are a few symptoms that you may experience as toxins and waste are re- moved from the body. These include increased bowel movements, frequent urination, swollen glands, skin blemishes, flu-like symptoms (chills, fever, mucous discharge) or slight headaches. These symptoms are called a ěhealing crisis.î While these symptoms may be an inconvenience, they are positive signs that your body has begun to cleanse and detoxify. The temporary discomfort is worth the benefit of increased energy and improved health. 5. Can pets benefit from Ojibwa? Back To Q&A Powerful results have been noted with animals, from the use of these specific herbs used to bolster the immune system and reduce toxic effects from drugs. As with humans, the Ojibwa is known to be an excellent detoxifier and commonly used to support the body when under attack from critical illness such as cancer, arthritis, pancreatitis and when recovering from surgery. WHAT DOCTORS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE OJIBWA Back To Contents "We are pleased with results thus far - what I have seen suggests the possibility that Ojibwa Tea loosens tissue memory and thus may facilitate Somato Emotional Release. From my own personal experience and with my patients, I am seeing fantastic results." John E. Upledger, D.O., O.M.M. West Palm Beach Gardens, FL "I've found that Ojibwa helps with problems that have not or cannot be addressed by any other methods. It has proven very effective in conditions of weakened immunity, or autoimmune conditions such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. It's also very helpful in helping patients with toxic conditions." Howard Peiper, N.D. Albuquerque, N.M. "I believe taking Ojibwa would be good for all people prophylactically and I suggest its use to any patient who needs that kind of immunological pickup." I,G, Olarsch, N.D. North Port, FL "In my practice, patients who started taking Ojibwa when they were already ill with a viral or bacterial infection had greatly accelerated healing and recovery times. It has proven very helpful in helping patients with toxic conditions." Thomas McLaughton, M.D. Sarasota, FL "I use the Ojibwa in my practice to manage a variety of conditions, including lowered immune function, chronic or recurring infections, autoimmune diseases, colds, flu, allergies and prostatitis." Joanne Wilson, N.P. Santa Fe, N.M. Section 1 of 3 Next 2 3 Print
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