Superionherbs Chaga

Chaga (Chaga) A highly valued mushroom with a long tradition in Siberian, Korean, Chinese, Northern European and Scandinavian folk medicine. It can be found in mature forests in the cold regions of Northern Asia and Europe. The highest quality species grow on birch trunks.
Extract from 100% Siberian Chaga obtained by a special double extraction method. The content of polysaccharides more than 40% and triterpenoids more than 4% ensures high efficiency of the product.

Packaging: 90 capsules x 500 mg net weight of extract 45g
1 capsule contains Siberian Chaga extract 500mg
100% pure extract, does not contain fillers or preservatives
We use vegetable capsules - suitable for vegetarians and vegans
dietary supplement

Chaga (Chaga - lat. Inonotus obliquus) in Czech Rezavec šikmý
Chaga - Chaga is a wood-decaying fungus from the family of leathery trees. It grows most often on birches, less often on other deciduous trees in northern Europe, Russia and further in colder regions of Asia and North America. In traditional medicine in Russia and has been used since the 16th century, in Asia it has been used for several thousand years. The first mentions of Chaga treatment come from the northern regions of China. Then its use spread west to Siberia and the Urals, where Chaga was drunk as tea daily. Scientists found that in these areas the incidence of cancer was very low among the inhabitants and stomach diseases were practically non-existent. Many people in these Siberian areas who drank Chaga daily often lived to be around 100 years old.

Chaga contains more than 200 different biologically active substances
In terms of pharmacological effects, the most important are polysaccharides, polyphenolic substances and lanostane-type triterpenoids. Of the polysaccharides, these are mainly beta-glucans and heteroglucans, and of the triterpenes, inotodiol, obliquol, betulin and betulinic acid (these are obtained by the Chaga mushroom from its host tree, birch). Furthermore, the mushroom contains sesquiterpenes, sterols, lipids and alkaloids. Chaga contains a high amount of melanin – a pigment that contributes to its color.

Siberian Chaga usage:

First week: 1 capsule in the morning about 20 minutes before breakfast.
From the second week: 1 capsule in the morning about 20 minutes before breakfast and 1 capsule in the afternoon between meals.

The capsules are best taken with lukewarm or warm liquid.

Extract from 100% Siberian Chaga obtained by a special double extraction method

Polysaccharide content min. 40%
Triterpenoid content min. 4%

Packaging: 90 capsules x 500 mg i.e. 45g
(packaging is enough for 3 months of use)
Warning
Do not exceed the recommended daily intake dosage.
Not intended for children under 3 years of age.
Keep out of reach of children.
Not intended as a substitute for a varied diet.
Store in a dry place at a temperature not exceeding 25 °C
Food supplement