That tea is not going to do anything and anecdotal evidence from a for profit web site selling it, and testimonials from private individuals related to it (especially CACER CURE) are only worth as much as the time it takes to type them on a web page. This cancer moves rapidly and if money is no concern to you, you can spend it on these things. But I do not believe that you will be changing the course of things or buying her time by spending your money on herbal immune system boosters of unproven benefit. I understand that the previous poster only means the best with their advice, and this post should not be construded as any kind of attack on them.... but I am sick of seeing good people taken advantage of by web sites promising something that they cannot deliver in the real world, and families spending money they do not have on things that have no scientific proof of effect.