Chaga

Description

his legendary “King of Plants” and “Diamond of the Forest” is the precious corner stone of the Siberian Shaman’s medicine chest, with a rich, centuries-old history of use in Eastern folk medicine. Famed mummy Otzi, the Iceman, was discovered with 5,000 year-old chaga in his pockets. From a gastro-intestinal tonic for the ancients, to a coffee substitute during World War II, to an viral inhibitor today, Chaga offers a broad spectrum of powerful, research-backed healing properties. With one of the highest known concentrations of antioxidants in any food, chaga is also rich in phytonutrients, zinc, b-vitamins, digestive enzymes, and minerals, protecting cells, reducing inflammation, improving cardiovascular and metabolic health, cleansing the liver, aiding in digestion, regulating the immune system, and promoting endurance and longevity.