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Chaga

Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 156 reviews

Immune | Resilience | Wild Harvested

"Now it's all I've been adding into my hot drinks for the past couple of months and truly… I feel so revived, grounded, happy and full of life." - Lucy

Wild Chaga from the birch forests of the Changbai Mountains, dual-extracted. Traditionally taken for healthy immune function and to help the body handle everyday stress.*

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Benefits

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Immune

Slow-grown over years on wild birch, Chaga holds its ground through the harshest winters. Traditionally taken to support healthy immune function,* it's a steadfast daily tonic to keep in your corner as the seasons turn.

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Resilience

Chaga thrives where little else can, enduring the cold and pressure of the northern forests. Traditionally taken to help the body handle everyday stress,* it's a grounding ally for the demands of modern life.

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Vitality

Forged on birch trees through brutal northern winters, Chaga is traditionally used in Chinese medicine to support energy levels and vitality,* helping you stand strong through life's demands.

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Antioxidant Support*

Chaga naturally contains antioxidant compounds, including polyphenols and melanin, drawn up from the birch trees it grows on.

Description

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is the wise elder of the mushroom world. It grows on wild birch trees in cold northern forests, maturing for up to 20 years. Revered for centuries in the folk medicine of Siberia, Russia and northern China, it was brewed as a daily tea through long, cold winters.

Traditionally, Chaga is taken to support healthy immune function and help the body handle everyday stress.* It's one of our daily go-to's to keep us humming along.

Our Chaga is wild harvested from the birch forests of the Changbai Mountains in northeast China, its Dì Dào region. It's dual-extracted with hot water and alcohol to draw out its full spectrum of compounds, including beta-glucans, triterpenes such as inotodiol, melanin, superoxide dismutase (SOD), and birch-derived betulin and betulinic acid. Nothing added.

Ingredients: Inonotus obliquus (Chaga mushroom) dual extract.

Ingredients

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Chaga mushroom

{ Inonotus obliquus }

Wild sclerotia, dual extract

Sourcing & Extraction:

Wild harvested Dì Dào (地道) from the Changbai Mountains. Dual-extracted (hot water + alcohol).

Taoist Organ System:

Major | Liver Wood, Kidney Water, Spleen Earth. Minor | Heart Fire

Taoist Treasures:

Major | Yin and Yang Jing, Qi, Shen

Serving:

Adults, take 1.3g (½ tsp) once to twice a day.

Contraindications:

If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend working with your practitioner. Talk to a Chinese medicine practitioner or health professional if you're unsure whether this product is right for you.

Every product is lab tested · View certificates

How to SuperFeast

Step 3

REPEAT: Make part of your daily routine, ideally in the morning to start your day. Consistent habits lead to remarkable transformations.

Step 2

BLEND: Stir into hot water. Add honey or maple syrup & milk of choice for a delicious infusion. Alternatively, simply add it to tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or a smoothie.

Step 1

MEASURE: Adults, take 1.3g (½ teaspoon) once to twice a day.

Our Principles

What we do

What we don't do

Validate claims across both research and classical evidence

Allow reductionist science alone to compromise real-world results

Stay true to traditional sourcing and extraction principles

Change sourcing principles or extraction techniques with passing trends

Source traditional, small-scale, independent farm or forager herbs and mushrooms

Move sourcing to labs or large-scale industrial farming operations

Follow a 2,000-year-old traditional practice with documented results

Veer from 2,000 years of documented wisdom to chase trends

Manufacture and test every batch in licensed Australian facilities

Sell anything we wouldn't give to our own mothers and children

Quality & purity

Every product, tested

We test all our products, both in China and Australia.

We have in-house Certificates of Analysis (CoAs) for all our products from our production partners in China.

In Australia, we test again at licensed independent facilities for aflatoxins, heavy metals, pesticides and herbicides, so every product meets the highest quality standards we can hold it to.

  • Aflatoxins
  • Heavy metals
  • Pesticides
  • Herbicides

Certificates & reports

Chaga FAQs

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is a mushroom that grows on wild birch trees in cold northern forests. It has been used in folk medicine across Siberia and China for centuries. Ours is wild harvested from the Changbai Mountains and dual-extracted into a fine powder.
Chaga has been revered for centuries in the folk medicine of Siberia, Russia and northern China, where it was brewed as a daily tea through long, cold winters. Traditionally it's taken to support healthy immune function and help the body handle everyday stress.* It also naturally contains antioxidants.
Adults, take 1.3g (½ teaspoon) once to twice a day. Stir it into hot water, coffee, tea or plant milk, or add it to smoothies, broths and meals. It works hot or cold.
Earthy and mild, with hints of vanilla. It's one of the easiest mushrooms to drink straight in hot water.
Yes. Lots of our community stir ½ teaspoon into their morning coffee.
The wild birch forests of the Changbai Mountains in north-east China, Chaga's Dì Dào region. It's sustainably wild harvested, then dual-extracted.
Yes. Our Chaga is independently tested for heavy metals, pesticides and more. The report is linked on this page.
Yes. Chaga sits well with Reishi or Lion's Mane. For eight mushrooms in one, try Mason's Mushrooms.
If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend working with your practitioner.

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