Wild chaga and oregano - Raw ChagaMax podpora imunity a vitality pomocí 5 antioxidantů a adaptogenů - 90 kapslí

Product detailed description

This nutritional supplement is for all those who want to slow down the aging process, strengthen their immunity and digestive system, improve the condition of their skin and feel better mentally - chaga is a powerful adaptogen.

In Raw Chaga Max capsules you will find only RAW ingredients that grow naturally in remote places in Siberia and Turkey. This nutritional supplement is a personal favorite of the two founders of NAHS, Mrs. Judy Gray and Dr Ingram, because they put the best that nature has to offer for optimal health into its development. For many people, one capsule a day is quite sufficient.

The wild vital chaga mushroom is a rich source of nutrients including B vitamins, beta glucan, minerals, sterols and enzymes. As far as enzymes are concerned, the chaga mushroom is extremely rich in the enzyme superoxide dismutase (SOD), which is considered one of the best super-oxidants in the world.

The benefits of ChagaMAX in a nutshell

• High ORAC value - 29,597 in 90 capsules - it is a so-called 5in1 product - see ingredients.
• It contains wild vital chaga mushroom, a rare black Siberian chaga mushroom, plus the birch bark on which it grows.
• Contains oil and dried extract of wild oregano P73.
• 100% RAW - 100% Wildcrafted Ingredients - Naturally High ORAC.
• Supports a healthy immune system.
• A quality source of plant sterols, antioxidants and B vitamins.
• Developed by Mrs. Judy Kay Gray, M.S., nutritionist and founder of NAHS.
• In collaboration with Dr Cass Ingram, nutritionist and well-known author of more than ten books on natural healing.

What is ChagaMAX

Raw ChagaMax - Vital Mushroom Siberian Chaga represents the power and strength of the wild chaga mushroom enriched with raw birch bark and wild oregano oil. This unique combination creates incredible synergy and potency along with physical strength and stamina. ChagaMax is a major source of key substances needed for optimal human health, and tests show that it can effectively kill free radicals.

This dietary supplement is enriched with the oil extract of wild oregano, which makes it a great helper during cold and flu season and during recovery from various diseases of the immune system.

In ChagaMax capsules you will find medicinal chaga mushroom, which has grown on birch trees in the original harsh climatic conditions of Siberia, has reached a minimum age of twenty years, i.e. it has 'matured', and has undergone sensitive treatment during production. It is quite logical that when a mushroom has to fight with large temperature fluctuations, it produces an extraordinary amount of adaptogens to fight stress.

The quality is also influenced by the time of harvest. Harvesting takes place from July to mid-November. Chaga grows from 2,5 to 7,5 metres high, which makes harvesting very difficult. To collect 10 kg of chaga, around 1500 birch trees in the local impermeable forests need to be explored. Mushrooms growing long enough in optimal conditions can weigh over 10 kilograms.

Dosage

One, two or more capsules per day depending on the personal need of the person. With or without food.

Ingredients

1 gelatin capsule (made from tapioca) contains 400mg of a proprietary blend of the following ingredients:

1. wild chaga mushroom powder - RAW
2. dried wild oregano oil - RAW
3. wild oregano from the Mediterranean - RAW
4. black Siberian Chaga powder - RAW
5. birch bark powder - RAW

Chaga (Chaga)

Latin: Inonotus obliquus

Czech: Slant-tailed rhesus

• Chaga - Chaga is a wood-destroying fungus of the leathery family.
• It grows most often on birch trees, but less frequently on other deciduous trees in northern Europe, Russia and in colder areas of Asia and North America.
• In traditional medicine in Russia and has been used since the 16th century, in Asia it has been used for several thousand years.
• The first references to chaga healing come from the northern regions of China.
• Its use then spread westwards to Siberia and the Urals where chaga was drunk daily as a tea.
• The researchers found that there was a very low incidence of cancer among the population in these areas, and stomach diseases were virtually non-existent.
• Many people in these Siberian areas who drank chaga daily often lived to be around 100 years old.

Chaga contains more than 200 different biologically active substances. In terms of pharmacological effects, the most important are polysaccharides, polyphenolic substances and triterpenoids of the lanostane type.

Among the polysaccharides, these are mainly beta-glucans and heteroglucans, and among the triterpenes, inotodiol, obliquol, betulin and betulinic acid (which the Chaga fungus obtains from the host birch tree). Furthermore, the mushroom contains sesquiterpenes, sterols, lipids and alkaloids. Chaga contains a high amount of melanin, the pigment that contributes to its colour.