Chaga

Chaga, also known as the "immortality mushroom" or "king of medicinal mushrooms", is a species of mushroom that grows on birch trees, mostly in cold regions of the northern hemisphere. This mushroom contains various bioactive substances, such as polysaccharides, phenolic compounds, melanin and triterpenes, which attribute its properties.

Chaga contains polysaccharides and other substances that support the immune system and improve the body's resistance to infections and diseases. It has anti-inflammatory effects that help reduce inflammatory processes in the body. This helps to protect tissues and organs from damage caused by inflammation.

Chaga is rich in phenolic compounds that act as powerful antioxidants. Antioxidants help protect cells from free radical damage, which is associated with the prevention of aging, chronic diseases and inflammation.

Traditionally, chaga is used to support the digestive system and improve digestion. It is thought to have antibacterial effects and supports healthy gut flora.