How does a 7:1 chaga extract differ from ordinary ground mushroom?

Ordinary ground mushroom is simply dried and milled raw material. An extract with a 7:1 ratio is made differently: 1 part of concentrated extract is obtained from 7 parts of chaga. As a result, each serving of the powder contains more natural compounds than an equivalent amount of ground mushroom.

Chaga is valued above all for its antioxidant compounds — substances that help neutralise free radicals and reduce oxidative stress in cells. Oxidative stress increases with lack of sleep, chronic stress, an unbalanced diet and exposure to an unfavourable environment. The concentrated form of the extract lets you get these compounds in a smaller volume of product.

For the consumer, this means the powder can be added in small amounts — dissolved in warm water, tea or another drink — without increasing the serving size. This is convenient for those who already include several herbal supplements in their diet and want to minimise the total amount of powder they consume.

It is important to understand that the extract is not a medicine and not a substitute for a balanced diet. Supplements like this act gently and show their value as part of a balanced lifestyle. The product is intended for adults; it is not used in case of individual intolerance, and if an allergic reaction occurs, stop taking it and see a doctor. It is worth consulting a specialist before use if you have chronic conditions, are pregnant, are breastfeeding or take medication on a regular basis.