Description
Scientists recognize Chaga as Inonotus obliquus. It is a unique fungus in the world of natural health and traditional medicine for its health benefits. Resembling burnt charcoal, these mushrooms mostly grow on birch trees in cold climates
Historically, the Chaga mushrooms have been a vital part of various cultures. Especially in Russia and Northern Europe, used for centuries for their medicinal properties. Traditional applications range from promoting general wellness to treating specific diseases, notably cancer.
The modern appeal of Chaga is its rich antioxidant content. Believed to boost immune functions and offer potential anti-cancer benefits. Alternative health circles now widely embrace and consume Chaga in various forms.
