Ojibwa Tea

Suggested Use

Suggested Usage: SHAKE WELL. Take 1 tablespoon of Ojibwa Tea Concentrate added to pure hot or cold water 2 times daily; preferably on an empty stomach.

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  NOW Natural Foods, Ojibwa Tea - 24 Tea Bags

  NOW Foods - Natural Foods4.6(286)

  $5.99
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  Now Foods Herbal Cleansing Tea Bags

  Fruitful Yield4.6(286)

  $5.39Lowest
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  NOW Foods Ojibwa Tea Concentrate

  Avalon Professional Pharmacy4.7(96)

  $39.99
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  Now Foods Ojibwa Tea Concentrate

  Swanson Health Products4.7(96)

  $25.79
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  (2 pack) NOW Foods - Ojibwa Tea Concentrate - 16 fl. oz., Size: 2.90

  Walmart - Fruitful Yield4.7(96)

  $52.24
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  NOW Foods Herbal Extract 450 mg 180 Veg Capsules

  Fruitful Yield4.7(132)

  $36.99
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  Ojibwa Tea Concentrate

  Walmart - Baar Products, Inc.5.0(1)

  $49.95
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  Ojibwa TEA Bags - Nature's Storehouse

  Natures Storehouse

  $6.00

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• Eau Claire Herbal Shop

  4.9 (55)

  Vitamin & supplements store

  2420 London Rd, Eau Claire, WI 54701

  Directions(715) 598-7077

• Great Health Nutrition

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  1360 University Ave W, St Paul, MN 55104

  Directions(651) 645-2315

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  1302 N Broadway St #1, Menomonie, WI 54751

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• Essiac: A Native Herbal Cancer Remedy

  C Olsen - 2004 - books.google.com

  … With Essiac's key ingredients now available through health … has given me a clear bill of health. I endorse this therapy for I … She is a supplier of an Essiac product called Ojibwa Tea of …

  20046 citations

• Use of plants for food and medicine by Native Peoples of eastern Canada

  T Arnason, RJ Hebda, T Johns - Canadian Journal of Botany, 1981 - cdnsciencepub.com

  … Some survivors of the Huron now live on a single reserve at Loretteville, in Quebec. The … -rich plants was nearly as extensive as by the Ojibwa. Wildrice was not an important food plant …

  1981327 citations

• Strength of the earth: the classic guide to Ojibwe uses of native plants

  F Densmore - 2005 - books.google.com

  … of the plants Ojibwe women gathered were exclusive to female health issues and … Ojibwe liked to augment their diets with a variety of wild plants, often consumed as teas, that we now …

  200527 citations

• … remedies: a comprehensive guide to the Native American tradition of using herbs and the mind/body/spirit connection for improving health and well-being

  AJ Cichoke - 2001 - books.google.com

  … For example, teas of pine needles or rose hips were used to cure colds or flu. As we now know, it … The Pillager-Ojibwa made a dandelion root tea as treatment for heartburn, while the …

  200121 citations

• Ethnobotany of the Ojibwe Indians

  HH Smith - 2022 - books.google.com

  … Smith meticulously explores the intricate relationships between the Ojibwe people and their … Ojibwe cosmology. Smith's methodical approach not only preserves the nuances of Ojibwe …

  2022190 citations

• Herbal medicine of Wisconsin Indians

  VM Kolb - Progress in drug research, 2002 - Springer

  … We will concentrate on the Menominee, Potawatomi, Ojibwe … We return now to the results of the Chemical Abstracts (CA) … -plaque agent and for general oral health. We also find a title: "…

  20023 citations

Data sourced from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD) · Label entered 2015-06-25. DSLD Label ID: 46176. This information is provided for educational reference only and is not medical advice. Always follow the product label and consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.