@@gardensofthegods I smoke pot and was taking cbd but was doing those things long before starting chaga . I can only drink chaga tea cold or at room temperature. The pot is for pain management and fun and cbd is for sleep aid . I had the yeast infection for àbout 10 years and within a month or two after starting chaga it just disappeared. I tried prescription creams and yogurt and that did not work . Oh and when I stopped drinking chaga for a month my yeast infection started to return . There are different types of yeast infections so it may not work for those .
@@kookamunga2458 wow that really is incredible that it cleared up your yeast infection ... I'll have to spread the news anytime I see somebody saying they have a yeast infection .
I'm a chaga forager and have raw chaga fresh from the woods or dry and ready to use. I also lead hunts for chaga and other wild mushrooms. I'm in Northern NY state Adirondack mountain region. Big chaga sustainably harvested. Plenty of clean chaga up here.
Believe it or not I have actually found it as far south as just north of Dallas in the woods near here where I live I have also found reishi mushroom in these woods and some of them are pretty big .
@@timothylongmore7325 well Winter's here are strange in the Dallas area... couple days ago it went up to about 75... yesterday and today in the thirties . Yes usually chaga grows in the cooler areas that's why it's very popular in Siberia.... during World War II number of Russians and I also heard ukrainians say it kept people alive and healthy when they weren't getting enough to eat .
Damn - I love you guys! Your channel is upmost important! Such knowledge is a must for all humans on this planet! I am taking chaga, reishi, sulforaphane for ~2 years now - and it changed my life - thats for sure. Keep up your great and upmost important work.
@@Revelation13-8 I actually stoped using it because it’s high in oxalates which can increase the risk of kidney stones. And I didn’t want that as I know people in my family that have had them.
I like this version better. I forage and consume chaga almost every day. I drink it cold with cranberry juice as an energy drink. Some people say it's not really a food. I would disagree. As an energy drink it seems to suppress hunger and give one energy. I hike a ll day sometimes in hot weather carrying up to a sixty pound pack of chaga or other mushrooms. I'm not a young man either.
@@gardensofthegods For my tea , I use a double boiler type system. Chunky chaga in a mason jar in a pan of water. First run about ten minutes low boil , ( in pan) Then cap the jar till cool. So it's still steeping till cool. Each additional run a bit longer. That's for my tea jar. I also have a tincture jar. The HWE is a long crockpot simmer mixed with an alcohol extract. That is " rinsed" with cold water. So it's 33/33/33 tincture w/ about 15% alcohol content. I use this about 1 time every other week. A shot to a glass of juice. Hope this helps. Just found your reply
I am a user. I consume the reside, however I give my mouth a quick rinse afterwards. As a concern for build up in my teeth. But that’s just my theory sir. CMJ
I wouldn't waste chaga as a food, its true benefit is in its fire lighting ability. I just wish I could could get it in Australia like I could before covid.
What about the oxilate warnings and the fact that human are designed like trees? Just a theory out there on the fringe. But, that could be why it cleans out the bodies toxicity. Or consumes it like it does with the trees.
Can this also be called something else that starts with a “p” ? I bought some bark from a Korean market and she said it’s good for bronchitis and immune system. And she said to make a tea
Your best bet is probably to go to a channel that has Chinese traditional medicine.... there is a chance that the guy who has the Nyishar Channel might know as he is studying Tibetan medicine which also of course includes Chinese medicine .
Saffron is a problem because there's there's so many fake brands of saffron out there and I saw a very good video about the saffron Market and its past history ; how valuable it was as a commodity... really fascinating . I can't recall if this channel did a thing about Safran but you should go look for some of the videos about it from a historical viewpoint... really entertaining
careful with dosage its very high in oxalate there is a case report on Pubmed where a patient almost broke his kidney (acute tubular injury and the deposition of calcium oxalate crystals in the tubules. ) (10-15 g per day of chaga powder (4 - 5 teaspoons per day))
That seems like an excessive ammount per day. That'd be like a gallon of tea per day. People seem to confuse ground chaga with chaga powder, which is a dehydrated extract , yeah?
I don't know if this channel did have a vid about star anise yet ... could possibly help with flu or things like that.. there is a tea called pink tea... it is Kashmiri Tea and it has the STAR ANISE in it.... you let it boil for about 30 seconds and steep at least 10 minutes , maybe 15 ...you can add some milk and sugar.... delicious and for some reason it makes you feel really good... turns out that's the power of the star anise and it is the same ingredient that they put in Tamiflu.... I buy a brand called King .
If you start hiking looking for it , it may. If you're unable to do that I'd say probably no. Many mushroom reduce inflammation and that may help , who knows. Chaga has many other health benefits though.
If you start hiking looking for it , it may. If you're unable to do that I'd say probably no. Many mushroom reduce inflammation and that may help , who knows. Chaga has many other health benefits though.
@@j8aguava35 ANYTHING by Dragon Herbs. They are one of the few companies with integrity and you can totally trust. They even offer a truly WILD ginseng of 50+ year old roots but hey, it's some $1200 for 2 ounces, too deep for us. Try Ginseng Sublime, good stuff, not too expensive!
@@SuperfoodEvolution that price sounds like this crazy store called something like Yin wall City which has the most expensive prices for herbs and roots I have ever seen in person.... the store is absolutely beautiful just really stunning and then you get stunned again by the prices .
You're posting this on a Chaga video. If you watch the recent Astragalus video, we mention several times that it can be very stimulating to some people as you have found. It's not a drug like effect in any way though...
the real question we all like to avoid, whats causing the clogging? yeah some of these herbs are not so subtle stimulants especially if combined with coffee and other uppers, found myself accidentally overstim plenty of times when I was still learning. I would avoid anything containing Yohimbe its always given me alarming cardiovascular effects definitely lacking the super and the food aspects .
This shroom got me a promotion at work. I started taking it and I started killing it at work, a position opened up and my boss gave it to me.
For the past seven months I've been making my own chaga tincher. It saves me hundreds of dollars!
You know it!
How do ya make your tincture @@SuperfoodEvolution
My experience is that chaga cured my yeast infection. I drink two chilled cups a day .
Were you taking anything else at the time that could have done it or are you absolutely positive it was the chaga
@@gardensofthegods I smoke pot and was taking cbd but was doing those things long before starting chaga . I can only drink chaga tea cold or at room temperature. The pot is for pain management and fun and cbd is for sleep aid . I had the yeast infection for àbout 10 years and within a month or two after starting chaga it just disappeared. I tried prescription creams and yogurt and that did not work . Oh and when I stopped drinking chaga for a month my yeast infection started to return . There are different types of yeast infections so it may not work for those .
@@kookamunga2458 wow that really is incredible that it cleared up your yeast infection ... I'll have to spread the news anytime I see somebody saying they have a yeast infection .
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Tug Hill Wild Herbs: Chaga , wild Reishi , Artist conks , chickory root/chaga blends , ginseng and more.
Being from Minnesota I have been harvesting Chaga for awile
Lucky you!
I'm a chaga forager and have raw chaga fresh from the woods or dry and ready to use. I also lead hunts for chaga and other wild mushrooms. I'm in Northern NY state Adirondack mountain region. Big chaga sustainably harvested. Plenty of clean chaga up here.
That's awesome!
Believe it or not I have actually found it as far south as just north of Dallas in the woods near here where I live I have also found reishi mushroom in these woods and some of them are pretty big .
@@gardensofthegods That's cool. I've heard at elevation chaga is found further south. Must be colder?
@@timothylongmore7325 well Winter's here are strange in the Dallas area... couple days ago it went up to about 75... yesterday and today in the thirties . Yes usually chaga grows in the cooler areas that's why it's very popular in Siberia.... during World War II number of Russians and I also heard ukrainians say it kept people alive and healthy when they weren't getting enough to eat .
Where in ny tim? Im in syracuse
Damn - I love you guys! Your channel is upmost important! Such knowledge is a must for all humans on this planet! I am taking chaga, reishi, sulforaphane for ~2 years now - and it changed my life - thats for sure. Keep up your great and upmost important work.
Thanks for the appreciation into what we do. Very nice comment.
how did it change your life
How did it change your life? give details please...
I’ve been thinking of getting Chaga mushroom for ages and adding it to my diet.
how did it work ? and are u still using it
@@Revelation13-8 I actually stoped using it because it’s high in oxalates which can increase the risk of kidney stones. And I didn’t want that as I know people in my family that have had them.
@@AmarShokherVlogs Ok so i guess just use it short term not every day
I respect your ability to pronounce and to articulate these terms in a your rapid narration sir. Big Smiles.
CMJ #anabundantlife
It's like walking a tightrope some of the time...
I like this version better. I forage and consume chaga almost every day. I drink it cold with cranberry juice as an energy drink. Some people say it's not really a food. I would disagree. As an energy drink it seems to suppress hunger and give one energy. I hike a ll day sometimes in hot weather carrying up to a sixty pound pack of chaga or other mushrooms. I'm not a young man either.
Can you tell me how long you let it steep... do you let it steep for like an hour or two... like a tonic ?
@@gardensofthegods For my tea , I use a double boiler type system. Chunky chaga in a mason jar in a pan of water. First run about ten minutes low boil , ( in pan) Then cap the jar till cool. So it's still steeping till cool. Each additional run a bit longer. That's for my tea jar. I also have a tincture jar. The HWE is a long crockpot simmer mixed with an alcohol extract. That is " rinsed" with cold water. So it's 33/33/33 tincture w/ about 15% alcohol content. I use this about 1 time every other week. A shot to a glass of juice. Hope this helps. Just found your reply
love your videos guys!!
Also makes a great fire starter. Thanks
Thanks! When you make tea from powdered form, is it ok to take the undissolved powder on the bottom or throw them away?
I am a user. I consume the reside, however I give my mouth a quick rinse afterwards. As a concern for build up in my teeth. But that’s just my theory sir. CMJ
Save the grounds and rebrew them a 2nd time
I wouldn't waste chaga as a food, its true benefit is in its fire lighting ability. I just wish I could could get it in Australia like I could before covid.
What about the oxilate warnings and the fact that human are designed like trees? Just a theory out there on the fringe. But, that could be why it cleans out the bodies toxicity. Or consumes it like it does with the trees.
I love CHAGA❤
Where can u order the best chaga mushroom
I order mine from Charlesmyco.
He's on instagram.
Can this also be called something else that starts with a “p” ? I bought some bark from a Korean market and she said it’s good for bronchitis and immune system. And she said to make a tea
@Christina Garcia ... Good to know. I only drink lemon water so I def will find it.
No
Your best bet is probably to go to a channel that has Chinese traditional medicine.... there is a chance that the guy who has the Nyishar Channel might know as he is studying Tibetan medicine which also of course includes Chinese medicine .
Can you guys please do SAFFRON next?? Would love to hear SFE's take on it🙂
MeandKeanu saffron will definitely clog your arteries it's nothing to play with I'd say maybe boiling it in very small amounts.
Saffron is a problem because there's there's so many fake brands of saffron out there and I saw a very good video about the saffron Market and its past history ; how valuable it was as a commodity... really fascinating . I can't recall if this channel did a thing about Safran but you should go look for some of the videos about it from a historical viewpoint... really entertaining
Does chaga has lots of oxalates bad for kidney?
yes it does.
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thank you guys..!..
Our pleasure!
careful with dosage its very high in oxalate there is a case report on Pubmed where a patient almost broke his kidney (acute tubular injury and the deposition of calcium oxalate crystals in the tubules. ) (10-15 g per day of chaga powder (4 - 5 teaspoons per day))
That seems like an excessive ammount per day. That'd be like a gallon of tea per day. People seem to confuse ground chaga with chaga powder, which is a dehydrated extract , yeah?
@@timothylongmore7325 even for chaga tea according to Dr Greger source : ruclips.net/user/liveYFvzg3DSFzc?feature=share at 11.13
The King!
So by implication, Chaga when used daily would help in preventing colds and flu.
All of the medicinal mushrooms can help balance and correct immune system imbalances so yes (by implication)...
Many mushrooms have immune boosting and support properties. Except the little button ones. If not fully cooked they give you cancer.
I don't know if this channel did have a vid about star anise yet ... could possibly help with flu or things like that.. there is a tea called pink tea... it is Kashmiri Tea and it has the STAR ANISE in it.... you let it boil for about 30 seconds and steep at least 10 minutes , maybe 15 ...you can add some milk and sugar.... delicious and for some reason it makes you feel really good... turns out that's the power of the star anise and it is the same ingredient that they put in Tamiflu.... I buy a brand called King .
You have to take breaks dont take every day
@@timothylongmore7325 what little button mushrooms? Is there a name?
So since im allergic to birch should I avoid this?
That's probably true for you...
I have found some of this in the woods where I live and harvested it .
Awesome!
Where do you but the one pound chunks?
Check out the links in the description box below the video...
Does this help with sciatica?
If you start hiking looking for it , it may. If you're unable to do that I'd say probably no. Many mushroom reduce inflammation and that may help , who knows. Chaga has many other health benefits though.
If you start hiking looking for it , it may. If you're unable to do that I'd say probably no. Many mushroom reduce inflammation and that may help , who knows. Chaga has many other health benefits though.
the Russian version comes with additional radiation no extra charge
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Including Canada and North America 😐
I'd love to see it start a fire!🔥
Very good tea but not really useful as food.
Agreed, teas, tinctures and extracts...
just dissapoints me that everyone on RUclips wants to do RUclips videos on everything without even experimenting with it personally.
We "experiment" with everything we cover. In fact we more than experiment, we have been using some things like ginseng for decades...
SuperfoodEvolution what ginseng brand do you recommend
@@j8aguava35 ANYTHING by Dragon Herbs. They are one of the few companies with integrity and you can totally trust. They even offer a truly WILD ginseng of 50+ year old roots but hey, it's some $1200 for 2 ounces, too deep for us. Try Ginseng Sublime, good stuff, not too expensive!
@@SuperfoodEvolution that price sounds like this crazy store called something like Yin wall City which has the most expensive prices for herbs and roots I have ever seen in person.... the store is absolutely beautiful just really stunning and then you get stunned again by the prices .
adaptigenes new made up word learned ¬.^
I was very disappointed with Astragalus felt like I was going to get a heart attack don't believe everything on RUclips!
You're posting this on a Chaga video. If you watch the recent Astragalus video, we mention several times that it can be very stimulating to some people as you have found. It's not a drug like effect in any way though...
SuperfoodEvolution it wasn't a drug effect it was more like clog arterie effect.
its good stuff u should get heart checked
the real question we all like to avoid, whats causing the clogging?
yeah some of these herbs are not so subtle stimulants especially if combined with coffee and other uppers, found myself accidentally overstim plenty of times when I was still learning.
I would avoid anything containing Yohimbe its always given me alarming cardiovascular effects definitely lacking the super and the food aspects .