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--- Shirley G <chickwbrains@...> wrote:

> Hey Suz,

>

> I'm not sure you can qualify this as a die-off. I

> was " high " high. I know

> this because I smoked pot when I was young and

> foolish.

Hi Shirley,

Have you been losing any weight with this program? I

believe I remember reading that drugs can get stored

in your fat cells, so that when you lose weight and

burn the fat, you get the toxins stored in them. Just

a theory..

Luv,

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--- Shirley G <chickwbrains@...> wrote:

> I am going to try it again next week and see what

> happens. All my co-workers

> want to know the name of the stuff I'm drinking! ;+)

That sounds like a good idea, so you can isolate the

effect. You never know, you might have some kind of

intolerance to the stuff, but maybe not. Good luck!

> thought that one was negating the other so your

> suggestion came right on

> time. Thanks again. How's your mouth doing?

Oh my mouth is great, but I'm still trying to get back

where I was with my candida cure before I took the

antibiotics.

I stayed on the diet of course through the whole round

of antibiotics, but I ended up with a psoriasis

flare-up, acne and yeast infection that are slowly

subsiding.. :(

Luv,

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How is it working for the hives Penny? I had hives for an entire year and

wish I knew how to treat them naturally back then.

Shirley

>From: " penny martin " <penelopea@...>

>Just putting my two cents worth in on the Pau D'Arco - I am drinking about

>6 cups of it a day (to >relieve chronic hives) and it has had no effect on

>me whatsoever mood or reality wise!!

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How is it working for the hives Penny? I had hives for an entire year and

wish I knew how to treat them naturally back then.

Hi Shirley:

Funny you should ask how the pau d'arco tea is working for my hives. Hives

fhave been plaguing me for a couple of years. I've been drinking the tea for

two months now and just this morning, realized that I haven't had a hive for

awhile. (And crossing fingers that they don't come back).

I still intend to drink the tea, anything that supposedly cleanses the blood can

only be a plus. - p

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Awesome!!!

>From: " penny martin " <penelopea@...>

>Hi Shirley:

>

>Funny you should ask how the pau d'arco tea is working for my hives. Hives

>have been plaguing me for a couple of years. I've been drinking the tea

>for two months now and just this morning, realized that I haven't had a

>hive for awhile. (And crossing fingers that they don't come back).

>

>I still intend to drink the tea, anything that supposedly cleanses the

>blood can only be a plus. - p

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Hi Janey,

>

> where is the best place to order it from.

lots of places sell it, I don't know about a " best " place to order

it...I get mine from Puritan's Pride. Some people buy it in bulk form

(it is a bark or powder) at their health food stores. Whatever is

convenient for you, ya' know?

>can i get it in a tea bag form?

yes.

> also, does it contain caffeine?

no, it doesn't.

jackie

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I've been getting it from Prince Tea - http://www.princetea.com

They have a special of 5 pounds of the bark for $100. I've been buying it

in that quantity.

In order to get the proper effect you must simmer the tea for at least 20

minutes. I just put it in a stainless steel stock pot with the proper

amount of water, boil it for 20-30 minutes, add the water that was lost

as steam and strain the liquid through a piece of cloth to remove the

bark. I usually make 3 quarts at a time; that gives me 4 days worth at 3

cups a day. I used the remaining bark as a poultice for athlete's foot for

a while; it really helped in getting rid of it.

It contains no caffeine. The info on the webpage

http://www.pau-d-arco.com indicates there are no adverse reactions with

any other medications, vitamins or foodstuffs.

Zack

On Mon, 9 Oct 2006, (=^.^=) janey wrote:

> where is the best place to order it from. can i get it in a tea bag form?

> also, does it contain caffeine?

> thanx

> janey

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> Hello, The cheapest pau d'arco tea I found was this one:

>

> http://www.totaldiscountvitamins.com/default.asp?

> CatalogID=6421 & SubfolderID=76 & AssocID=nextag

>

> Is this good quality, or is there a particular brand you recommend

Bee?

==>I live in Canada so I buy New Roots. It's the only one

available. They've banned the selling of the raw roots here.

>

> Or am I much better off buying the bulk herb and making tea from

that? (I would also like to find a bagged tea, as I'm helping a

friend out too with candida & wants the bagged stuff).

==>I am sure the bulk herb is much better. That's what I had in the

mid 1980s.

>

> I was also wondering, if I do get the loose pau d'arco, is it a

good idea to mix it 50/50 with yerba mate and drink 4-5 cups of that

a day? Because in the pau d'arco article in your files, it says that

> adding yerba mate creates a synergistic effect in the fight against

> candida. My only concern was that yerba mate is known to be a

> stimulant - shouldn't we avoid any stimulants?

==>You can avoid stimulants if you wish, but a number of our members

are drinking yerba mate and they are doing quite well. Some types of

stimulants are beneficial, others aren't.

Bee

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Hi guys, I make mine with ground cloves added to it. It sure gives it alot of

flavor and you get the added antioxidents from cloves. I was surprised to read

hear somewhere along time ago how high the antioxidents are in cloves. Its one

of the highest amounts in a spice.

Zack, isn't pau d' arco tea good for cancers? I'm going to try making it

this way. Val

Zack Widup <w9sz@...> wrote:

Hi Marei,

I buy mine from www.princetea.com and prepare it according to the

instructions they include with the packages (3 tablespoons of the ground

bark per quart of water, bring to a boil and simmer covered for at least

20 minutes). I do this in a stainless steel stockpot and after it's cooled

I strain it through a cloth into a glass jar.

I've been drinking 3 8-oz. glasses of it a day. They recommend drinking 4

glasses a day if you have serious health problems.

Zack

On Fri, 2 Feb 2007, marei wrote:

> Hi group,

>

> Does anyone know how much pau d arco tea one should

> drink to get the full benefits of it? And is there a

> difference in the types of teas that are available?

>

>

>

> Marei

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Hello,

Regarding Pau d'arco tea, i recommend the wisdom

natural brand, it is made from the superior Paraguayan

strain of Pau D'arco. (Claimed to be at least 4 times

more potent than the Brazilian version). It is the

finest i have tasted. The best way to use it,

especially if you need a boost to get you through the

day is to take up to 2 cups worth of dried tea and add

to 2 quarts of water, bring to a very gentle simmer

and leave to simmer for 20 minutes. If you can it is

great to let it steep for some time after, although

not essential.

Stick it in your thermos, and off you go a little more

ready to meet the world.

Sweetness, Jo

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Hi ,

Yes, the info sheet I get with the pau d'arco tea says that it is good for

cancer. I don't know anyone personally who took it for cancer, but it

says some miraculous results have been gotten with it.

A couple of the things I attribute to it are almost no headaches for

several years, since I started it, and no cough I used to get every winter

that would last the entire winter.

Zack

On Fri, 2 Feb 2007, Mehner wrote:

> Hi guys, I make mine with ground cloves added to it. It sure gives it alot of

flavor and you get the added antioxidents from cloves. I was surprised to read

hear somewhere along time ago how high the antioxidents are in cloves. Its one

of the highest amounts in a spice.

> Zack, isn't pau d' arco tea good for cancers? I'm going to try making it

this way. Val

>

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Hi Jo,

Where do you get the Wisdom brand?

I usually prepare mine late at night and let it set in the steel pot

overnight to cool, then strain it and store it in the refrigerator early

in the morning.

Zack

On Sat, 3 Feb 2007, Jo Hopkins wrote:

> Hello,

> Regarding Pau d'arco tea, i recommend the wisdom

> natural brand, it is made from the superior Paraguayan

> strain of Pau D'arco. (Claimed to be at least 4 times

> more potent than the Brazilian version). It is the

> finest i have tasted. The best way to use it,

> especially if you need a boost to get you through the

> day is to take up to 2 cups worth of dried tea and add

> to 2 quarts of water, bring to a very gentle simmer

> and leave to simmer for 20 minutes. If you can it is

> great to let it steep for some time after, although

> not essential.

>

> Stick it in your thermos, and off you go a little more

> ready to meet the world.

>

> Sweetness, Jo

>

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Hi Jo,

I lost a lot of my mail so you probably answered this

already.

What brand pau de arco tea do you use? I am using

something from the health store not sure of the brand,

but it is pre packaged in tea bags. Maybe yous is

stronger or better if you make it from leaves. I would

like to try something a bit more potent and natural in

form.

Where do you get it?

Marei

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Hi,

Pau D'arco is the inner lining of the bark of a most

splendid tree. (see attached file.)

www.wisdomnaturalbrands.com

This link will give you info on where to buy it,

however, if you are not in the U.S, like me, i am in

England, you can search ebay or google.

Take 2 cups full of dried tea, approx a third of a box

and brew it up to a light light simmer in 2 quarts of

pure water for 20 mins. If you can leave it to steep

some as well this is even better.

Drink enjoy, feel energised...and maybe pee a lot too.

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marei <marei1204@...> wrote:

> Hi Jo,

> I lost a lot of my mail so you probably answered this

> already.

> What brand pau de arco tea do you use? I am using

> something from the health store not sure of the brand,

> but it is pre packaged in tea bags. Maybe yous is

> stronger or better if you make it from leaves. I would

> like to try something a bit more potent and natural in

> form.

>

> Where do you get it?

> Marei

Hello Marei,

Two good sources that have Pau D'Arco available in bulk are

mountainroseherbs.com and azurestandard.com.

Hope this helps. :-)

Debra NW

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> I lost a lot of my mail so you probably answered this

> already.

>

> What brand pau de arco tea do you use?

Marei,

It's easy to find posts that you miss by going to our group website

and doing an archived message search. In this instance, you'd go to

the group website at:

/

Click on the " Messages " link on the left...then when you get to the

list of messages, just type " Pau D'Arco " into the search box above the

message list. It's easy and will help you find what you're looking for.

jackie

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Hi Penny,

No, there is no caffeine in pau d'arco.

Zack

On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, whiteflowerlady wrote:

> Can anyone tell me if there is any caffeine in pau d'arco tea? Many

> thanks - Penny

>

>

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Hi Helen

my pau darco tea for 1 cup, states 1 level Tablespoon full

bye

Kat

>

> How much loose tea goes into 1 cup of water? My directions say

boil

> for 5 minutes and simmer for 20...but no amount of the tea is

> mentioned. Thanks. Helen

>

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Mountain rose herbs has some great tea info. Here is what it says

about making tea from barks and such...

" Decoction = Tea made from bark, roots, seeds, twigs and berries. Put

1-3 tablespoons of cut herb, seed, root, bark, etc into a pot of 16-32

oz of water and allow to sit in non-boiled water for at least 5-10

minutes. Set on stove and bring to a slow boil then turn down to a

simmer for 10-30 minutes. Strain and drink. Will keep about 72 hours

if kept refrigerated. Most decoctions can also be brewed via single

cup through a regular infusion process as noted above but without the

strength. "

My tea had better strength and flavor once I started following these

directions. " )

> --- " littlehelenak " <helenkmera@> wrote:

> >

> > How much loose tea goes into 1 cup of water? My directions say

> > boil for 5 minutes and simmer for 20...but no amount of the tea is

> > mentioned. Thanks. Helen

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>

> How much loose tea goes into 1 cup of water? My directions say

boil

> for 5 minutes and simmer for 20...but no amount of the tea is

> mentioned. Thanks. Helen

==> " How to make Pau D'Arco Tea using loose bark "

· Put 1 heaping tablespoon of tea in a sauce pan and add 1 quart of

water.

· Simmer on the lowest heat possible for at least half an hour.

· Allow the liquid to cool. Strain and pour into a glass jar with a

tight sealing lid.

· Keep it in the fridge and sip the cooled tea. It may be reheated if

you prefer to drink it warm but do not boil it. It keeps for two days.

· Drink 4 cups or more per day.

Bee

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I have a couple of questions:

>

> 1. Is the tea very important to the program? I want to do everything

> in the program correctly in order to get healing.

+++No, it isn't critical like the nutrients are, so you can do without it, but

ensure you are taking unrefined coconut oil.

> 2. How do you possibly drink 4 cups a day and also drink electrolyte

> drink and egg drink?

+++A lot of people mix tea with the electrolyte drink.

> 3. Where can I find the tea in loose bark form? I've looked at my

> health stores.

+++Buy loose bark Pau D'Arco at Mountain Rose Herbs, located in Eugene, Oregon,

USA: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/resource/mrh1.php

Bee

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I've been buying mine from Prince Tea:

http://www.princetea.com

Note, I have no connection to this company other than being a happy

customer.

Zack

On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

>

>

> I have a couple of questions:

> >

> > 1. Is the tea very important to the program? I want to do everything

> > in the program correctly in order to get healing.

>

> +++No, it isn't critical like the nutrients are, so you can do without it,

> but ensure you are taking unrefined coconut oil.

>

> > 2. How do you possibly drink 4 cups a day and also drink electrolyte

> > drink and egg drink?

>

> +++A lot of people mix tea with the electrolyte drink.

>

> > 3. Where can I find the tea in loose bark form? I've looked at my

> > health stores.

>

> +++Buy loose bark Pau D'Arco at Mountain Rose Herbs, located in Eugene,

> Oregon, USA: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/resource/mrh1.php

>

> Bee

>

>

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>

> Hi Bee,

> I notice that when I have coffee it realy helps me with my pain.

> I have pain in my throat and my mouth/teeth. The candida must like that part

of my body. Anyway I put coffee in my egg drink and it's realy good. I know it's

slowing my healing so I was wondering about puting in the Pau D'arco instead.

+++Hi Matt. You might not like the taste of Pau D'Arco in the Egg Drink. You

can use Pau D'arco instead of water in your Electrolyte Drink.

Also rinse your mouth often with a 50/50 mixture of 3% hydrogen peroxide and

non-chlorinated water - do not swallow it - hold it in your mouth 2 minutes,

swishing it around well and then spit it out.

The Best, Bee

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