"Shen" > wrote in
ups.com:

> On second thought, (re Dominic, as well): you may want to check with
> your practitioner before using hawthorne berries. During chemo, you
> want to watch your blood density and hawthorne affects blood pressure
> and density (I am a retired alt practitioner).
> I do belive, though, there is not too much in the CS mix.
> Take care.
> Shen
> Shen wrote:
>> Hi, Ozzy,
>> Believe it or not, Celestial Seasons makes one you might use
>> effectively and enjoy. My husband drinks it when he's real "tea'd
>> out". It's called "Caffeine Free Tea" .
>> Ingredients: Blackberry leaves, roasted chicory root, hawthorn
>> berries, beet root, natural tea flavor, and hibiscus flowers.
>> Unfortunately, it doesn't contain caffeine; but, it really resembles a
>> restaurant cuppa. Good luck!
>> Shen


Hi Shen,

Might run that mix past him and see what he says -- though as far as the the
"Natural Tea Flavor", I should think that the anti-oxidants play a certain
part in tea's characteristic taste.

And isn't Beet Root a source of sugar? (Another theory he embraces is that
metastisc disease is aggravated by carbohydrates, the less complex the
worse. Also certain growth factors are indicated in cancer return, like
vitamin B1 supplementation, the growth hormones they feed to American cattle
& chickens on factory farms, etc.)

But the prospect of drinking as much as I need of something that tastes like
tea is a powerful inducment to action . Thanks.

Ozzy