Chaga Mushrooms and its Forms

By Brandon Gilbert


Chaga mushroom is shown to be part of the lives of Siberians as well as the North Folk in Europe, East Asia and in North America. Chaga mushroom is used for medicinal purposes and it important curative power. The mushroom is carpophores, which is parasitic and enters on a wound of a fully developed tree, primarily a birch. The chaga generally grows under the bark, propagates and explodes into a certain grotesque black or greyed charcoal-like conk on the trunk of the tree.

Majority of the Siberians and Northern people used Chaga mushroom converted into a tea as it is shown to be as one of the very highest sources of antioxidants. Chaga mushroom has medical properties such as:

- Augmenting and boosting the human immunological system

- Curing stomach constipations and illnesses

- Removal of intestinal worms

- Stabilizing liver and heart functions
- Lessens the possibility of having cancer including liver, breast and gastric cancer

- Raised blood pressure

- Diabetes

- Aids in anti-tumor activities

- Against HIV-1

- Anti-inflammatory

Chaga mushroom has many components that are utilized in alternative medical practices. It has polysaccharides that may help the body's immune system combat bacteria and other foreign microorganism. The Chaga also has betulinic acids that counter attacks from viral poisons. Triterpenes and Germanium are 2 beneficial ingredients of Chaga mushroom that help normalize the blood pressure and improve blood circulations and detox processes.

These are some common preparations of Chaga mushroom:

1. As a TEA . Get some chaga mushroom. Pre-cleaned it with water. After cleaning, boil it for 1-2 hours (approximate). There's an indication that it is prepared to be filtered if the water has turned into a brownish-gray colour. Let it cool. Then filter it with coffee filter. Three glasses may be consumed per 24-hours. The Chaga mushroom tea must be taken roughly 30 minutes before meals.

2. As an aphrodisiac . Clean the Chaga mushroom with water. After, boil it till it softens. Always try to check every now and then upon boiling whether or not it is already soft and could easily be gnawed. Then chop the chaga mushroom into titbits or any little cuts as preferred. One the bits are soft enough to chew, it is ready for serving. You can serve it with lemon and salt, or honey to sample it as sweet.

3. As an appetiser. Clean the Chaga mushroom with water. Boil it for 1-2 hours or until it softens. Cut the Chaga mushroom into small pieces. You can put vodka or small quantity of rhum. Then it is ready to serve. Drinkers like it during heavy drinking sessions.
1. As a TEA . Get some chaga mushroom. Pre-cleaned it with water. After cleaning, boil it for 1-2 hours (approximate). There's an indication that it is prepared to be filtered if the water has turned into a brownish-gray colour. Let it cool. Then filter it with coffee filter. Three glasses may be consumed per 24-hours. The Chaga mushroom tea must be taken roughly 30 minutes before meals.

2. As an aphrodisiac . Clean the Chaga mushroom with water. After, boil it till it softens. Always try to check every now and then upon boiling whether or not it is already soft and could easily be gnawed. Then chop the chaga mushroom into titbits or any little cuts as preferred. One the bits are soft enough to chew, it is ready for serving. You can serve it with lemon and salt, or honey to sample it as sweet.

3. As an appetiser. Clean the Chaga mushroom with water. Boil it for 1-2 hours or until it softens. Cut the Chaga mushroom into small pieces. You can put vodka or small quantity of rhum. Then it is ready to serve. Drinkers like it during heavy drinking sessions.




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