Chaga (chaga mushroom) oral drops 50 ml. vial

Description

Chaga (chaga mushroom) oral drops 50 ml. vial

Composition

Water-alcohol extract of the fruiting body of the fungus fungus – 60%, purified water – up to 100%.

Dosage form

Oral drops.

Description

Chaga fungus is an outgrowth that appears on dry birches or on the trunks of living trees (elm, rowan, beech, alder). The fungus has a strong therapeutic effect. This is probably one of the most effective herbal remedies. Old or too large growths are not used for medicinal purposes. Chaga mushroom can be collected all year round. However, it is very poorly separated from the trunk of the tree. They do this with an ax. The growth is cut down at the very base, and then the black healing part is separated. The prepared part of the fungus can be stored from six months to two years in a dry place. The ash contained in the fungus is very valuable because it contains alumina, zinc, potassium, manganese, magnesium and sodium. Chaga also contains a number of acids: formic, vanillic, oxalic.

GMO free.

General properties:

• Normalization of digestive processes;
• increases the protective properties of the body;
• natural biostimulator;
• improves overall immune status;
• improves the condition of the central nervous system;
• regulates the activity of the gastrointestinal tract;
• wound healing;
• anti-inflammatory agent to restore healthy skin.

Recommendations for use

It is recommended to use as a dietary supplement to the diet to strengthen the body, improve digestion, against diseases of the digestive system, eczema, herpes, psoriasis, burns, wounds that heal poorly, inflammation.

Contraindications

It is forbidden to combine chaga therapy with the use of substances of the penicillin category, which in the given case are considered antagonists. In turn, during the use of chaga, it is required to remove the parenteral administration of glucose. It is recommended that it is better to exclude alcohol and nicotine, and it is much better to quit smoking altogether. Possible intolerance to some microelements included in the structure of the product. In this regard, the use of a medicinal mushroom is advised to be carried out under the supervision of a doctor.
Children up to age 12.

Application during pregnancy and lactation

It is not advised to undergo treatment with chaga during pregnancy, due to possible hypersensitivity to the drug in women.

Method of administration and dosage

Adults take 20-30 drops (diluted in 0.5 glass of water) with meals 2 times a day. The course of admission is 30 days.

Overdose

Chaga oral drops can cause dyspeptic symptoms, hyperexcitability, as well as allergic reactions and an increase in the concentration of uric acid in the blood.
Intravenous glucose and penicillin are not applicable for the course of chaga treatment.
It is recommended to adhere to a special diet – the use of dairy-plant foods, with the restriction of fats and meat products. It is recommended to exclude smoked meats, sausages, spices, hot canned food.
If you use the mushroom for a long time in drinking, then intestinal and stomach upset are possible.

Side effects

The drug can impair the ability to drive and work with manual mechanisms and equipment. Dyspeptic symptoms, hyperexcitability and allergic reactions may occur.
Long-term use is fraught with disorders of the digestive system and allergic manifestations.
There may be a decrease in the level of leukocytes, a decrease in the level of hemoglobin, a decrease in the number of platelets in the blood, extremely rarely – nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, diarrhea, fatigue, drowsiness. Disturbances in the functioning of the nervous system are extremely rare.
Allergy symptoms are possible – chills, fever, bronchospasm, among the cosmetic problems – hair loss. On the part of the cardiovascular system, an increase in blood pressure and tachycardia may be observed.
Care should be taken to control mechanical means, mechanisms and equipment – the drug affects the ability to control automated systems.