Posted on October 9th, 2012
The road was new to me, as roads always are going back. ~Sarah Orne Jewett, The Country Road of Pointed Firs, 1896
What a week it has been. We've gone back to the source..me for the first time, but for Mali Klein, the road going back did look familiar.. Mali, over the course of nearly two decades' worth of writing and researching the history of Rene Caisse and Essiac, has witnessed Rene's legacy in this place pass from its youth into the 21st century. Mali's writing partner Sheila Snow lived her whole life here. Sheila worked with Rene Caisse directly during the last years of her life. She wrote one of the first Essiac books, The Essence of Essiac, 
as well as an article for the Canadian Homemaker magazine entitled "Could Essiac Halt Cancer?" which played a major role in putting Bracebridge on the map in the 1970s. Sixteen years ago she showed Mali the sites to see for the first time, just as Mali shows me today. Read More →
Posted on July 10th, 2012
A Master Class with Mali Klein Author of The Complete Essiac Essentials
Save the date!
October 27, 2012
9:45 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
The Open Way
702 Brooks Avenue
Missoula MT 59801
Cost: $90 early bird registration, $120 after October 1
Register now!
Click here for a mail-in registration form.
scholarships and work/trade discounts available, first come first served
call (406) 883-0110
or email [email protected]
Lunch provided
Tuition includes herbs, seeds, and a copy of The Complete Essiac Essentials
Private consults available
Author and researcher Mali Klein will be sharing nearly two decades’ worth of her experience working with Rene Caisse’s Essiac herbal therapy in the treatment of cancer and other serious illnesses. This master class is designed for professionals and laypersons, patients and doctors alike. Hands-on training will be provided on how to make the various Essiac formulae that Rene is known to have used. Mali will be available for private consultations.
Also :
- The original Native American eight-herb formula – lessons from the source.
- An inside perspective on Rene Caisse, the real person.
- Recommended treatment protocols.
- Essiac in your own backyard.
- The future of Essiac – what can be done to develop Rene Caisse’s legacy.
Canadian nurse Rene Caisse (1888 – 1978) was known for her research and development of an indigenous herbal tea into the combination therapy she dubbed ‘Essiac’ – her surname reversed. Encouraged by eight doctors who petitioned the Minister of Health for Ontario to allow her the opportunity to prove her therapy, Essiac attracted national and international attention initially during the 1930’s, when she operated a cancer clinic in Bracebridge, her hometown in Muskoka, Ontario, and again in 1977 when Homemaker’s magazine published the article, ‘Could Essiac halt Cancer?’
Today the wealth of anecdotal evidence and access to the internet has ensured that Essiac has become a household word, with a wide variety of formulae available for sale. Always conscious of the need for excellence, Mali Klein has been researching and writing about Essiac since 1993 and has co-written four books on the subject. She is also curator of the world’s largest body of Essiac history, the Sheila Snow Fraser Essiac Archive collection.
as well as an article for the Canadian Homemaker magazine entitled "Could Essiac Halt Cancer?" which played a major role in putting Bracebridge on the map in the 1970s. Sixteen years ago she showed Mali the sites to see for the first time, just as Mali shows me today. Read More →