Chaga Extract

From the beginning of mankind, mushrooms have been used for various purposes. They were also collected and consumed for their medicinal uses. Especially in traditional Chinese medicine, there are many examples of the use of mushrooms. It was not very common in Western medicine until a few years ago, but here too, more and more positive sounds are beginning to be heard about the uses of mushrooms. There are an estimated 140,000 different species of mushrooms in the world, only 15,000 species are known to exist and only 800 species are recognized to have medicinal properties.

Each mushroom contains the same types of active substances but the proportions in them are specific to each species. In (most commonly used) medicinal mushrooms, those active ingredients are so concentrated that they each serve their own purpose.

Chaga liquid contains 30 ML of liquid, enough for 30 doses of 10 drops.

Chaga is 1 of the most widely used mushrooms for medicinal purposes. It is also a mushroom that does not look traditional with a stick and a cup. This mushroom grows only on the Birch tree and looks like a black protrusion from the tree. In the Siberia of old, the Chaga mushroom was used as an alternative to coffee, which was too expensive to import at the time. Chaga loves cold temperatures so it was there in abundance.

In addition, Chaga has strong antiviral activity. This makes Chaga perfect for the cold months or during flu season, for extra resistance.

 Chaga full spectrum biomass of 100%
fruiting body, concentrated extract (10:1)
 Contains at least 30% polysaccharides
 Hot water extraction
 Grows in northeastern China against
birch trees