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Chaga: King of Medicinal Mushrooms | Health Benefits of Chaga during Pregnancy

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Chaga is something amazing given to us from nature. It is also the most fascinating. Once you discover it you really get hooked on finding out more about this amazing creature of the forest.

The king of medicinal mushrooms is chaga. This royal moniker comes to us from traditional Siberian shamans, who crown chaga the most powerful member of mycelium kingdom. Chaga constitutes perhaps the greatest storehouse of medicinal healing properties of any single mushroom, or any herb for that matter.


Chaga: King of Medicinal Mushrooms 
 
Chaga is a remarkable medicinal mushroom that grows on living trees. 

It grows most abundantly in nearly all species of birch found in the circumpolar temperate forests of earth’s northern hemisphere. 

As a food-herb and nutrient, chaga is a premier herbal adaptogen (a metabolic regulator that increases an organism’s ability to adapt to environmental factors and resist stress), cancer fighter, immune-system modulator, antitumor agent, gastrointestinal (digestive) tonifier, longevity tonic and DNA-shielding agent.

Various substances found in chaga possess powerful anticancer and antitumor properties.

  • Anecdotal evidence from Russia associates consistent chaga intake with resistance to all cancers, all of which make chaga an excellent adjunctive superherb to support any cancer-fighting protocol. 
  • It is particularly recommended for the following cancers; bone, brain, breast, carcinoma, cervical, colon, hepatoma, leukemia, liver, lung, medulloblastoma, melanoma, neuroblastoma, ovarian, sarcoma, squamous cell cancers of the head and neck, stomach and uterine.
  • The myriad benefits of this alkaline, medicinal tree mushroom can be gained in various forms. 
  • One can dry wild chaga and make tea with it; eat it fresh, or dry it and eat it; and make special alcohol and alchemical extracts from it.
  • Chaga tea and chaga mycelium are safe and important health-food products for all ages (1 to 101+ years of age) and all stages of life, including pregnancy. 

    Health Benefits of Chaga during Pregnancy
  • Barring rare tree-mushroom allergies, pregnant women can take chaga tea and chaga mycelium daily during their entire pregnancy.

 

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