Health Leads July and August Sale

For July and August 2010 Health Leads is giving 25% off on some of our best selling products.

This sale offer is in connection with the release of Health Leads "NEW" 2010/2011 Catalogue now in its 14th edition, the new catalogue is packed full of great information, great new products and if you have ordered with us before one is already on its way to you.

So have a look, we have included a 25% discount leaflet with this catalogue showing 10 great products on offer, or go to the Health Leads website and go to the July & August SALE 25% off page, here you will find,

• all Lugols Iodine Solution,
• all Hydrogen Peroxide Food Grade 35%,
• all Apricot Kernels,
• Oxy T Cleanse
• Essiac Tea Herbs

All with an AMAZING 25% OFF for all of July and August 2010.
(cannot be combined with other discounts)

How to Make Essiac Tea

Essiac Tea is simple to make.

Health Leads Essiac Tea herbs come in a 165g pack in this the Rhubarb is in a separate bag.

• Next pour 4 pints or 568ml of filter water onto a heat proof glass or earthen ware pan and bring to a rolling boil, now take of the heat.
  
• In a separate pan or bowl mix all the essiac herbs together and mix evenly.
• Now add 57g of essiac herbs into the the pan of hot water and stir in with a wooden utensil (keep the rest of the herbs for another batch)
• Next boil fast for ten minutes, making sure it does not boil out of the pan.
• Remove from the heat and scrap any herbs from the side of the pan and put them back in
• Cover and leave for 6 hours
• Stir thoroughly and leave for a minimum of 6 hours
• Now stir and cover and bring the mixture to the boil, then remove from the heat and leave for 5 minutes.
• Now strain the liquid and funnel into a clean sterile bottle a seal straight away, once cool refrigerate.

That was the difficult part now follow these simple steps,

• bring 57ml of filtered water to the boil
• add four tablespoons of Essiac decoction
• once at a palatable temperature sip slowly on an empty stomach - no food for 2 hours before and 1 hour after.

*Disclaimer: This Information/product shown are not to be used as medical advice and-or to be used in place of medical treatment. All information/product are to be used only as a food supplement and must not be used to treat.

Essiac Tea

Essiac Tea has been used for many years by the Indians in North America, the name Essiac has been taken from Rene Caisse, pronounced "Reen Case"

In the 1890's a medicine man gave a English lady a recipe for herbal tea to help with her disease. the English lady took the advise from the medicine man and 30 years later she passed it on the the Canadin nurse Rene Caisse.

Over the next 50-60 years Rene Caisse devoted her life to help other people using Essiac Tea and opened up her own clinic. In 1938 a petition was signed by over 55,000 supporters of her work to allow her to continue treating her patients. A bill was introduced for Rene to continue treating her patients in Ontario but the bill failed to pass by only three votes.

Battling on, Rene continued her work helping many patients.