Chaga, crushed 50 g

Chaga preparations have tonic and anti-inflammatory properties in diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and tumors of various localizations.

Indications

Gastritis, Breast cancer, Biliary dyskinesia, Cancer

Birch mushroom (Chaga) (Fungus betulinus) is used in the form of infusion and for the preparation of “Befungin” used as an analgesic and general tonic in diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and as a symptomatic agent that improves the general condition of cancer patients.

Application in scientific medicine: used in chronic gastritis, gastrointestinal dyskinesia with signs of atony, gastric and duodenal ulcer, and as a symptomatic treatment in cancer patients.

Application in folk medicine: Chaga has long been used in folk medicine against internal cancer, although it is not a means of getting rid of the patient’s tumor and does not delay its growth. The reason for its popularity is that decoctions and infusions of the mushroom have a beneficial effect even on severe patients: they feel better and have less pain.

In folk medicine has long been known for various extracts of birch mushroom for use externally or internally. External use in the form of lotions and ointments promotes effective and rapid healing of wounds, burns, inflammation, restoration of healthy skin.

Active ingredient

Birch mushroom

Composition

Chaga (birch mushroom).

How to take, the dosage

1-2 teaspoons of raw materials pour 1 cup (200 ml) of boiling water, infuse 30-35 minutes.

Take: adults: half a cup (100 ml) 2 times a day with meals.

The duration of use -1.5-2 months.

Between the courses of 10-20 days.

Synopsis

Chaga contains water-soluble chromogens – derivatives of phenolic aldehydes, polyphenols, oxyphenolcarboxylic acids and their quinones, as well as humi-like chaga acid, polysaccharides, lignin, cellulose, organic acids and other biologically active substances.