ESSIAC, ARTHRITIS & OXALIC ACID- calcium counterbalances that

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ESSIAC, ARTHRITIS AND OXALIC ACID

 

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Lanny: " Some people bring up the oxalic acid in sheep sorrel… "

 

 

 

Dr. McCain: " I believe that's in the turkey rhubarb as well. The

only thing that is contraindicated for is an arthritic-type

condition, an acidic condition. Interestingly enough, in my

research most people with cancer do not have arthritis and vice

versa. That's not a law, but it's pretty common, a general trend.

We don't normally recommend the tea for arthritic conditions because

we've got so many other things that benefit arthritis much better.

 

And if they do have to take the tea, we recommend that they just

add in a calcium supplement, that's all.

 

Because an arthritic condition is an acidic condition and the

oxalic acid makes it a little bit acidic. It can aggravate it

[Essiac] a little bit,

 

but it's not harmful;

it just doesn't cure it.

 

People report that they're a little stiffer, so we supplement

calcium and we don't have a problem with the stiffness.

 

It's just the stiffness. They get pain--when they get arthritis

they ache.

 

The calcium counterbalances that.

 

That's what an arthritic condition is, is the body is not getting

enough calcium and is pulling calcium from the bones.

 

So you have to supplement calcium and then you don't have a

problem, unless it's an arthritic condition caused by infection.

 

There's a couple different causes, but most common is lack of

calcium. "