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SHEEP SORREL -- A Homesteader's Good "Weed" Sheep Sorrel is a good "weed" to have growing on your farm or homestead in spite of what the federal government knuckleheads say. Sheep Sorrel--also called "Dog-Eared Sorrel"--has been known as both food and medicine since time immemorial. Sheep Sorrel is the key herb in Essiac Tea that causes a metastasized cancer to retreat to the tumor site. The three other herbs assist the body to detox the tumor contents out of the body along with other environmental toxins. Essiac Tea is a foundational tea with more health benefits than any other single herbal tea: https://essiac-tea.org/index/essiac-faq/essiac-health-benefits/ Sheep Sorrel is not invasive because it is a transitional plant. That is, when the ground is disturbed and exposed by Nature or man, it can establish itself temporarily to stop erosion. When other "weeds" grow up they choke out the Sheep Sorrel. However, sometimes it will grow in grass as a companion plant. Sheep Sorrel prevents and heals cancer in both animals and humans. It is the key herb in Essiac tea. Try some in your salads. We are the Essiac Circle of Friends and we grow "weeds" intentionally, especially Sheep Sorrel. You can learn more about Sheep Sorrel and Essiac Tea on our website: https://essiac-tea.org/ You can obtain Sheep Sorrel seeds at https://strictlymedicinalseeds.com. Pictures below: Sheep Sorrel Leaf ("Dog-Eared Sorrel", Rumex Acetosella); Sheep Sorrel Flowers; Our Sheep Sorrel Field in North Idaho; Sheep Sorrel leaf & roots