Chaga - Podcrawler spinner (Inonotus obliquus)

Chaga mushroom It is also known by such names as tumor or birch hornwort. The subcortical birch borer belongs to the bristlecone family (Hymenochetaceae).

Black gold

Chaga is one of the most prized mushrooms. The people of Russia and Siberia have been using an infusion of this mushroom in folk medicine for centuries.

Siberian shamans refer to chaga as the "mushroom of immortality" because of its properties, the Chinese as the "king of plants," while the Japanese have given it the nickname "diamond of the wilderness."

Mushroom ritual

Drinking mushroom coffee and tea is an integral part of every day for us. It's a ritual, allowing you to enjoy the unique properties of mushrooms in an aromatic drink. It's also a step towards health, which you can easily incorporate into your daily diet.

Chaga mushroom is a treasure trove of antioxidants that protect cells and delay the aging process in the body. According to research, it ranks first on the ORAC scale (ORAC. Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) - which is an international measure of the antioxidant activity of foods.

Why is our subcortical Glossophora extract?

• 10:1 extract -. concentrated form
• Natural - No unnecessary additives and fillers
• Solubility - ground to a fine dust, so it dissolves perfectly
• Packaging - convenient paper packaging or an elegant jar that you can take with you everywhere

How to use chaga - application

Recommended daily allowance: 500 mg (1 scoop) three times a day. Dietary supplement is best mixed with coffee, tea, smoothie, etc. Consume immediately after preparation.

Do not exceed the recommended daily serving (3 scoops)

You can mix with:

• cocoa
• with coffee
• tea
• with a cocktail or shake

The dietary supplement should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Leading a healthy lifestyle and eating a balanced diet are essential for good health.

Not recommended for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women. Keep out of reach of small children, in a dry and cool place.