Organic Chaga Mushrooms from Wild Forest of Quebec- One kilo Chunks 2.2 pounds

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Organic Chaga Mushrooms from Wild Forest of Quebec- One kilo Chunks 2.2 pounds:
$139.99

Inonotus obliquus, commonly known as chaga mushroom
Japanese name : Kabanoanakake
Chinese name : Bai Hua RongOne kilo 1000 CHUNKS or 2.2 lbs
FULLY DRIED
****Do not buy humid chaga it is dangerous product for your health my products are dried and clean****Fresh chaga weight 3 times more than dried chaga10% of my profit will be donated to the Childrens hospital
Name

The name \"chaga\" (pronounced \"tsjaa-ga\") comes from the Russian word of the mushroom (anglicized from czaga), which in turn is purportedly derived from the word for the fungus in Komi-Permyak, the language of the indigenous peoples in the Kama River Basin, west of the Ural Mountains. It is also known as the clinker polypore, cinder conk, black mass and birch canker polypore.[2]

In Norwegian, the name is kreftkjuke\' which literally translates as \"cancer polypore\", referring to the fungus\' appearance or to its alleged medicinal properties.

In England and Canada,it is known as the sterile conk trunk rot of birch, which refers to thefruiting bodies growing under the outer layers of wood surrounding the sterile conk once the tree is dead, to spread the spores. In France, it is called the carie blanche spongieuse de bouleau (spongy white birch tree rot), and in Germany it is known as Schiefer Schillerporling (slate Inonotus). The Dutch name is berkenweerschijnzwam (birch mushroom glow).

Within the wilderness survival community, it is called tinder fungus[3] (this name is also claimed for fomes fomentarius), because it can catch a weak spark and form a coal that can be used to kindle a fire.

Good ORGANIC CHAGA from Eastern townships in Quebec
The Purest place of the Earth where to find chaga
freshly picked every week and SUN DRIED SLOWLY to keep every desirable compoundsSo good for health on a daily diet it
ESPECIALLY USEFUL on boosting the immune system
FAR BETTER THAN ACAÏ BERRY The supplement can provide usefuls coumpounds to help you fightstimulating the body to producenatural killer(NK) cells to battle infections-converts betulin into betulinic acid, and many internet sources state Chaga\'s betulinic acid is bioavailable,
Shipping USA and CAN : for FREE$ everywhere by ground
USA customers: due to the nature of the product it can stay at customs one day or two sometimes before clearingORAC SCALE ( OXYGEN RADICAL ABSORBANCE PER 100 GRAMS)
Chaga contains 110 400 micromoles of trolox per 100 grams of mass
This is the highest level of antioxydant on the earth know from these days
BEST QUALITY FOR YOUR $$$$
offer WITH CONFIDENCE
Litterature and informations about Chaga***** = The 6 letter word you know but the FDA won\'t allow us to say the truth( big pharma working)It isparasiticonbirchand other trees. The sterile conk is irregularly formed and has the appearance of burnt charcoal. It is not thefruiting bodyof the fungus, but a mass ofmycelium, mostly black due to the presence of massive amounts ofmelanin. The fertile fruiting body can be found very rarely as aresupinate(crustose) fungus on or near the clinker, usually appearing after the host tree is dead.I.obliquusgrows in birch forests of Russia, Korea, Eastern and Northern Europe, northern areas of the United States, in theNorth Carolina mountainsand in Canada. The chaga mushroom is considered amedicinal mushroomin Russian and Eastern Europeanfolk medicine.

.....as a remedy for*****,gastritis,ulcers, andtuberculosisof the bones. A review from 2010 stated, \"As early as in the 16th century, chaga was used as an effective folk medicine in Russia and Northern Europe to treat several human malicious ***** and other diseases in the absence of any unacceptable toxic side effects.\"

In 1958, scientific studies in Finland and Russia found chaga provided an epochal effect inbreast *****,liver *****,uterine *****, andgastric *****, as well as inhypertensionanddiabetes.[8]In 1973 a case study including 50 patients about the effect of a Chaga extract onpsoriasiswas published in the Russian journal Vestnik Dermatologii i Venerologii. The outcome was almost 100% successful.[9]
Chaga dietary supplements

In China, Japan and South Korea, extracts of chaga and other mushrooms from the family Hymenochaetaceae are being produced, sold and exported as anti*****medicinal supplements. The main bioactive ingredient in these extracts are usually (1>3)(1>6)Beta-D-glucans, a type of water-solublepolysaccharide. The biologic properties of crude preparations of these specific β-D-glucans have been subject of research since the 1960s.

Although these macro-molecules exhibit a wide range of biologic functions, including anti***** activity, their ability to prevent a range of infectious diseases (by triggering and supporting the immune function) has been studied in the greatest detail.[12]Recent scientific research in Japan and China has been focused more on the anti***** potential and showed the effects of these specific beta-glucans to be comparable tochemotherapyand radiation, but without the side effects.[13][14]Further research indicated these polysaccharides have strong anti-inflammatory[12]and immune balancing properties,[15]stimulating the body to producenatural killer(NK) cells to battle infections and ***** growth, instead of showing a direct toxicity against pathogens. This property makes well-prepared medicinal mushroom extracts stand out from standard pharmaceuticals - no side effects will occur or develop; the body is healing itself, triggered into action by theBRMeffect of the chaga extract.[16]HerbalistDavid Winstonmaintains it is the strongest anti***** medicinal mushroom. Russian literatureNobel PrizelaureateAlexandr Solzhenitsynwrote two pages on the medicinal use and value of chaga in his autobiographical novel, based on his experiences in a hospital inTashkent,***** Ward(1968).

Clinical trials

The majority of research has been performedin vitroandin vivoin animals; few human clinical trials have been conducted. In a 48-patient human clinical trial in Poland in 1957, 10 patients treated with chaga showed a reduction of ***** size, a decrease in pain, a decrease in the intensity and the frequency of hemorrhaging, and a recovery accompanied with better sleep, appetite and feelings of improvement. Most of these patients were females treated with chaga for ***** of the genital organs or breast *****.[8]In 1973 a case study including 50 patients about the effect of a Chaga extract onpsoriasiswas published in the Russian journal Vestnik Dermatologii i Venerologii. The outcome was almost 100%