When I first bought 2 bottles Essiac solution, I realized
it is possible to make the herbal and save costs.
Rene Caisse live in Canada and so do I, so the ingredients should be available here.

First I had to find the formula, here it is:


Herb Weight in Grams

Burdock root cut 380 1520
sheep sorrel pwder or
cut 225 900
turkey rhubarb-powder 15 60
slippery elm- powder 55 220
red clover -cut 155 460
blessed thistle cut 5 20
watercress -powder 5 20
kelp -powder 5 20
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Total 805 3220 grams
I have written the 2 formulas in their correct proportions
to illustrate that you can make the formula as long as
the proportions are correct.

Sheep sorrel is probably the most expensive, if you have
available land you can get seeds from the local garden supply
or from Richters,Inc. Canada and grow it .

I buy burdock, but it is available in Chinese groceries and is known as gobo, a name that the Japanese call it.
Red clover flowers grows wild in many places, I find it in local fields. Kelp and dried watercress can be bought at Chinese shops as a dried vegetable. The other herbs can be had at herb stores.

When you have all the ingredients, mix thoroughly, then measure
21 grams of the complete formula, boil for 20-30 minutes in a liter of water. Then add enough water to make for 1 liter, boil to sterilize. Decant the liquid over a strainer and funnel to
a 1 liter bottle and it's ready. Dose is one ounce of liquid
taken 2 X day, or 3 X depending on condition.

I got the formula from a herb store and they got it from
Gary Glum who wrote "Calling of an Angel"- the story of nurse Rene Caisse.

regards,
Henry