Betterbio Organic Chaga Mushroom Powder
Betterbio Organic Chaga Mushroom Powder
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Organic Chaga Mushroom Powder 125g

Chaga mushroom grows uniquely on the birch tree and is almost as hard as the trunk itself. Chaga is often referred to as ‘the mushroom of immortality’.

£20.00

The Mushroom of Immortality

Called “The Mushroom of Immortality” by the Siberian Russian Shamans and the “Diamond of the Forest” by the Japanese, Chaga earns its moniker, “The King of the Medicinal Mushrooms” due to it being one of the most powerful antioxidants.

Anti-aging

Antioxidant

Normalise cholesterol levels

Anti-inflammatory

Activating the immune system

Reducing the blood sugar levels

How Chaga mushrooms can help you

Antioxidant

Chaga mushrooms are especially high in a compound called super-oxide dismutase (SOD), this is an enzyme which reduces the damage done to cells by “super-oxide”, the most common free radical in the body.

Alkalising

Chaga mushrooms are one of the most alkaline foods on earth due to their mineral content: Calcium, cesium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, rubidium, silicon and sulphur and extremely high in zinc. Diseases are unable to flourish in an alkaline environment.

Immune System Support

Along with most other medicinal mushrooms, Chaga is rich in beta-glucans – one of the most potent and healing polysaccharides known. It is renowned for its role in in activating the immune system and reducing the blood sugar of people who have abnormal blood sugar peaks.

Adaptogen

Adaptogens are a unique group of phytonutrients which help your body adjust to stressful circumstances ranging from extreme heat or cold to infections or trauma.

Directions for use

How often you take Betterbio, Chaga Mushroom blend is entirely up to you. At the bottom of this page you can find instructions on how to brew your own Chaga tea!

Simply use 4g (a teaspoon) into a glass of juice or you can even add to smoothies, yoghurt, porridge,  or even sprinkle on to your granola & more..

Silver and white birch trees

Harnessing the power of ancient trees, it draws its nutrients from the inner layers of the bark of the tree which it grows on – normally silver and white birch trees.

Folklore and History

Chaga has a very long history of use in Russian and Siberian folklore and herbalism, it was traditionally made into medicinal tea, used to start fires by carrying a lit Chaga coal, used as a dye, and made into drums. Shamans and healers recognised the Chaga Mushroom as holding ancient wisdom, as well as providing an essential source of human nutrition including phyto-chemicals and a rich mineral content.

Attain a long life

The Siberians used it to boost physical stamina and attain a long life – it has been noted by contemporary Russians that in the districts where Chaga was used, there was no cancer. In looking at their close neighbours the Inuits (who did not use Chaga), it is interesting to note that the average life span of the Inuit was 40 – 50 years in contrast to the people from Siberian tribes who regularly lived to be 90 – 110 years old.

Chinese Medicine

There is a rich history of human Chaga consumption, stretching back for millennia, especially in Siberia with legends telling of an amazing birch fungus with miraculous health properties. Accounts date back as far as 1000 BCE in Traditional Chinese Medicine, with it being used to balance the body’s life force or “Chi” energy and to boost the immune system.

Brewing instructions for Chaga tea

Research shows the best way to draw the nutrients from chaga is by water extraction. We do not recommend using boiling water with raw chaga, since the hot temperature may corrupt the melanin complex and the polysaccharides, among other active ingredients.

Place 1 litre of purified water in a pot. Bring water up to roughly 50°c. Place 2-3 tablespoons of powder into the water. Cover with lid, take off the heat and set aside to brew for 10-12 hours. Strain off and store in a glass jar in a cool dark place. Chaga tea can keep for up to 14 days in the fridge.

Benefiting Elements

Amino Acids, Beta Glucans, Betulinic Acid, Calcium, Chloride, Copper, Dietary Fibre, Enzymes, Flavonoids, Germanium, Inotodiols, Iron, Lanosterol, Manganese, Magnesium, Melanin, Pantothenic Acid, Phenols, Phosphorus, Phytonutrients, Polysaccharides, Potassium, Saponins, Selenium, Sodium, Sterols, Trametenolic Acid, Tripeptides, Triterpenes, Triterpenoids, Vanillic Acid, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin D2, Vitamin K, Zinc.

Additional information

Weight 0.125 kg
Nutritional info Per 100g

Energy KJ – 779KJ, Energy Kcal – 190Kcal, Protein – 3.63g, Fat – 1.13g, of which saturates – 0.49g, Carbohydrate – 12.83g, of which sugars – <0.50g, Sodium – <0.010g
Ingredients

100% Organic Chaga whole mushroom
Suggested use

Add 1/2 to 1 teaspoon or as needed; mix, top up or blend in smoothies, drinks, yogurts, desserts, salads, dressings, cooking and baking recipes. Packaged in UK, 100% recyclable & secured resealable packaging.
Storage

Store away from moisture or direct sunlight.
Free From

Peanut, Peanut Oil, Tree nuts, Sesame Seeds, Milk &, Derivatives, Eggs, Fish, Shellfish, Soya, Wheat & Gluten, Sulfites, Other Known Allergens, It is also free from any GMO
Warning

If you are pregnant, nursing, taking any medications or have any medical condition, please consult your GP before use. Stop using If any adverse reactions occur and seek medical assistance. If the product packaging is damaged, do not use. Keep out of reach from children.
Tested For

heavy metals, e.coli, yeast, mould, salmonella and foreign matter. This product contains no bulking agents, added sugar, palm oil or GMO.
Country of Origin

China

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