Wild harvested Canadian Chaga Tincture (50 ml bottle) – Double Extract is derived from carefully selected Chaga mushrooms, preserved in chunks in order to maintain freshness.
Sustainably collected from birch trees in the Laurentian mountains of Quebec, Canada, Chaga contains high amounts betulin or betulinic acid, a chemical being studied for use as a chemotherapeutic agent. Chaga also contains the full spectrum of immune-stimulating phytochemicals, immune-boosters, and antioxidants.
Tincture contains: Chaga, spring water, organic maple syrup, 50% alcohol. Take 30 drops per serving. Take one serving each morning or as recommended by a health care practitioner. Use this product daily for long term benefits.
Consult a doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking intravenous glucose. Keep away from children.
Chaga Tincture Benefits
Chaga mushroom tinctures are distilled and potent so you can effortlessly get the benefits of chaga without making teas or preparing them as a meal. To use, simply drink the tincture or dilute it in water or tea for a lesser effect.
One of the main benefits of chaga tinctures is its support of the immune system. Chaga is loaded with Beta-D-Glucans (an antioxidant) which can help you fights colds, infections, plus ulcers and other stomach problems. You’ll also get a ton of other antioxidants per serving which can help your body recover during times of stress or illness.
Some other benefits include:
- Antiviral properties which can prevent infections
- A high amount of betulinic acid that can lower cholesterol over time
- A slightly calming effect
- A vast range of antioxidants to help fight against free-radicals
- And more!
Popular Chaga Uses
Chaga tinctures are becoming increasingly popular due to their ease of use and high antioxidant profile. However, chaga has traditionally been consumed as a home-brewed tea. As a tea, chaga has a subtle earthy taste and soothing warmness that can be great on cold nights. You can even add the extract into coffee for a tasty and energizing boost!
Chaga Tinctures vs. Teas
Ready-made chaga tinctures are great for those who want all of the benefits of chaga without any of the hassles. Making your own tincture can take months for a complete extraction, and even the teas can take about 15 minutes to prepare. If you’re only after the health benefits, then tinctures are the way to go.
However, tinctures can often be more expensive than tea powders or raw mushrooms. It’s more economical to buy the mushroom itself and brew it when you’re ready. Plus, the earthy taste is wonderful and instantly calming on a cold evening.
To see which is type of chaga is right for you, consider what you want to get out of it along with your schedule and personal tastes. Maybe try each form to see if one works better for you as well. Whichever type you choose, you’ll be sure to benefit from it in no time!
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