Superfoods for Pets: ESSIAC for Pets
ESSIAC for Pets is made from Rene Caisse’s original formula. The capsules are made especially for dogs and cats. The capsules can be given with a small amount of food or water to help facilitate consumption. ESSIAC for Pets is most effective when taken one hour before or after meals.
History of ESSIAC for Pets
ESSIAC is a herbal formula that has been in use since 1922. The formula was given to nurse Rene Caisse from a Canadian Ojibwa Indian. Born in Bracebridge, Ontario, Nurse Caisse prepared her original herbal formula into a drink which is Nurse Caisse's name spelled backwards.
From 1922 to 1978, Nurse Caisse gave her unique herbal supplement to thousands of people at her clinic in Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada. Although she refused payments for her services, she accepted donations to help support her clinic. Nurse Caisse dedicated her life to using the Essiac formula.
In 1977, Nurse Caisse signed over all her rights to her original formula to Resperin Corporation Limited. Dr. Charles Brusch of Cambridge, Massachusetts, witnessed the signing of the agreement between Rene Caisse and Resperin attesting that her original herbal formula was never revealed to anyone other than to Resperin.
Resperin gave her the assurance that she sought, namely, that her product be produced and distributed for the benefit of all. On May 29th, 1995, Resperin transferred the rights to ESSIAC and the corporation was voluntarily dissolved. Essiac Products Inc. owned and manufactured the herbal formula which was distributed through Essiac Canada International. Today, Essiac Canada International owns the rights to the ESSIAC formula and exports it worldwide.
Rene Caisse continues to be loved and remembered for her contribution to naturopathic medicine. Bronze sculptures of Nurse Caisse have been dedicated in her memory in Bracebridge and at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto.
Frequently Asked Questions: ESSIAC for Pets
Essiac is said to be most effective if given on an empty stomach. The recommended dose is about 1 teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight or 1 tablespoon per 30 pounds.
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