- Pure and unadulterated wild crafted Chaga Mushroom - perfect for making Chaga Tea
- Indigo Herbs Chaga Chunks varies from small chunks to coarse powder
- Wild crafted and sourced by experienced fungal experts in Estonia
- Re-sealable air tight, foil pouch to ensure maximum freshness
- 100% pure botanical ingredients, absolutely nothing added.
This Wild Crafted Chaga from Indigo Herbs have been hand harvested in Estonia. Harvested from birch trees, only when the wild crafted Chaga Mushrooms are mature, these premium quality Chaga Mushrooms are then broken down into small Chaga pieces and coarse powder which can be made into a phytochemical rich Chaga Tea. This can be done by adding the Chaga to hot water on a rolling simmer for up to an hour. This makes a nutrient rich tea ready to drink.
At Indigo Herbs we are passionate about premium quality botanicals. Explore the tabs on this page to find out more about the quality, manufacture and suggested use of this fungi. We are unable to advise you on the benefits of our herbal products, however we do recommend you take the opportunity to research the many benefits of this herb. At Indigo Herbs we are committed to empowering optimum health and nutrition and assisting you to take responsibility for your own health and wellbeing, by having access to many of nature’s healing botanicals. Please consult a herbal practitioner as to how this product can benefit you.
Our Estonian Wild Crafted Chaga can be brewed into a tea. Heat in water over a low heat (160°F or 75°C) to extract the phyto-chemicals of this medicinal mushroom. Brew for up to an hour, (will turn a deep brown colour, then drink). The same Chaga can be re-used until the water extracted from the chunk is pale in colour.
Serving:
1 - 2 teaspoons of Wild Crafted Chaga per cup is usually sufficient for one cup of Chaga tea. Remember that the Chaga can be reused.
There are no known side effects to date from consuming Chaga.
Wild Crafted Chaga from Indigo Herbs are harvested from Birch trees in Estonia. Only mature Chaga mushrooms are harvested and smaller immature Chaga fungal growth is left until it has reached an acceptable size for harvesting. The Chaga mushroom grows high up on the Birch tree, and is picked in spring and summer. The mushroom absorbs the nutrients and compounds from the tree and makes it more available to humans. Chaga lives in a symbiotic relationship with the birch tree. The experienced fungus expert will break off the Chaga conk (the piece of fungal matter exposed on the trunk or tree branch) with his/her hand and taken back to be prepared for drying. If there is no sun available then the Chaga is usually dehydrated at a temperature no less than 40.5°C. The drying process is done as quickly as possible to insure that no other bacteria or fungus can grow on the Chaga matter. The pure fungus is then broken down to make small Chaga pieces and coarse powder.
