Description
Nature's Sunshine E-Tea is a convenient and encapsulated form of Essiac Tea, a traditional herbal remedy. This tea recipe was recommended by an elderly Native American from the Ojibwa Indian tribe in 1922 and gained popularity as Essiac tea. However, the preparation process was time-consuming and difficult. Now, thanks to Nature's Sunshine, you can enjoy the benefits of this herbal combination in a convenient capsule form.
E-Tea contains a blend of burdock root, sheep sorrel herb, slippery elm bark, and turkey rhubarb root. These ingredients work together to support immune function, detoxify the body, and purify the blood. Sheep sorrel is known for its detoxifying properties and benefits to the gastrointestinal tract. Burdock is a cleansing and detoxifying herb, while turkey rhubarb may support the integrity of cellular membranes. Slippery elm helps maintain healthy mucous surfaces and draws toxins away.
To use E-Tea, simply take two capsules three times daily on an empty stomach. Two capsules equal 2 oz. of traditional tea. If you prefer, you can also add the contents of two capsules to 4 oz. of hot water to make a tea.
Please note that this product contains turkey rhubarb, and you should consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, have any existing medical conditions, or are taking medication. It is important to read and follow the recommendations carefully, and this product is not intended for prolonged use. Do not use if you have diarrhea, loose stools, or abdominal pain, as it may worsen these conditions.
The E-Tea capsules are made with natural source materials and are subject to color variation. Each bottle is sealed for your protection, and you should not use it if the inner seal is missing or damaged.
Experience the benefits of Essiac Tea without the hassle of traditional preparation. Nature's Sunshine E-Tea provides a convenient and effective way to support your immune system and promote detoxification. Try it today and enjoy the natural power of herbal wellness.
