Food traces Chaga - liquid extract

The use of Chaga has a rich history. This mushroom has acquired an appropriate name during its thousands-year-old relationship with humans. He is called 'the king of the forest'. In areas such as Siberia, China and Scandinavia, Chaga has an almost divine status. In America Chaga is called 'the king of herbs'. Chaga deserves these nicknames twice as far as we're concerned. Chaga is not a mushroom as you think you know it, namely with a stem and cap. Chaga is a so-called sclerotium which is very hard. To make the countless healthy substances from Chaga available to you, we use a high-tech, 3-fold extraction procedure (just like we do for all our mushrooms). Part of this procedure is an ultrasound-frequency extraction technique. As a result, the full spectrum of vital substances from the Chaga is present in the extracts of Foodspores. Our Chaga liquid extract is standardized to a whopping 30% polysaccharides!

Our supplier Foodspores only uses the fruiting bodies for each of its products. No fillers or mycelium are used on grain. The Chaga liquid extract has a concentration ratio of no less than 12:1.

Enriched Chaga extract;
- Helps in the normal functioning of the immune system
- Contributes to healthy cell division
- Is important for the formation of red blood cells

Number of doses:
30 ml: 60 doses for 30 days
50 ml: 100 doses for 50 days
100 ml: 200 doses for 100 days

Product information
Per 10 drops: %RDA
Chaga 200mg
Vitamin D3 1.5μg 15%

Usage:
Half a pipette twice a day. Spread the intake over the day for maximum bioavailability. Do not take with carbonated drinks over medicines.

Suitable for:
vegetarians

Not suitable for:
During pregnancy, breastfeeding and/or an allergy to one of the ingredients. If in doubt, consult your doctor or pharmacist.
 
Ingredients:
Chaga (Inonotus obliquus), Aqua, Alcohol, Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3)

alc. 20% Vol

We would like to inform you that we can no longer make claims on our site that could indicate a medicinal effect of herbs or mushrooms. Current EU law prohibits this. Although Traditional Chinese Medicine has been around for thousands of years and has been tested on countless patients. At the same time, we cannot mention the effects confirmed by current scientific research, but we believe in the common sense of our customers. Detailed information about mushrooms is available from public sources on the Internet.