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Le chaga (Inonotus obliquus) est le champignon antioxydant consommé quotidiennement en Sibérie et dans le Grand Nord boréal depuis des siècles. Comme il ne forme jamais de sporophore classique, nous effectuons une extraction à l'eau chaude de ce polypore de bouleau récolté à l'état sauvage — la partie qui contient ses principes actifs — selon un ratio de 10:1, et nous testons chaque lot pour garantir une teneur minimale de 10 % en bêta-glucanes. Il est disponible en poudre, en vrac, ainsi que dans nos mélanges Super Six et Emperor 4. Une portion est de 1 660 mg et son goût se rapproche davantage du café que du champignon.
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Poudre de champignon Chaga biologique, ext...Dark, smooth and faintly vanilla. Sixty servings a pouch and the one people finish.
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Poudre de champignon Chaga en vrac, extrai...A kilo of the same powder, around 600 servings, for anyone drinking it daily through the winter.
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- Week 1 Any time of day. Most people put it where an afternoon coffee used to be.
- Weeks 2 to 4 The most common customer note is noticing a difference after a few weeks of daily use.
- Weeks 4 to 8 Taken the way it traditionally was: daily, through a season.
- Ongoing This is the extract people most often keep drinking because they actually like it.
What customers report. Individual experience varies; none of this is a clinical claim.
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Therapeutic properties of Inonotus obliquus (Chaga mushroom): A reviewErn PTY, Quan TY, Yee FS, Yin ACY
A review pulling together the modern research on Chaga: antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory activity, traced to the melanin, polysaccharides and triterpenes the conk accumulates from the birch it grows on. A consistent laboratory picture, and human trials are the natural next step.
Mycology · 2024
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