Mushroom guide · Wellness
Chaga mushroom benefits
Inonotus obliquus · the “king of mushrooms”
A dark, crusty growth found on birch trees in cold northern forests, brewed as a tea in Siberia and Northern Europe for generations.
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What Chaga is known for
Chaga isn’t a typical mushroom with a cap and stem. It grows as a hard, charcoal-like conk on birch, and it has been brewed for centuries.
Naturally rich in antioxidants
Chaga is naturally high in polyphenols and melanin, the dark pigments that give it its colour.
A northern tea tradition
In Siberia, Russia and Scandinavia, Chaga has been brewed into a warming tea for generations.
Traditionally used for immune support
Chaga contains beta-glucans and has traditionally been used to help support immune function.
Made for warm drinks
Its earthy, slightly vanilla taste works well in coffee, tea and lattes, so it’s easy to make a daily habit.
How we make ours
Chaga, made in BC
Chaga has been on our shelves for years, long before it went into our elixir drops. Today you can take it as haskap-infused drops, gummies, or a powder for coffee and tea.
- Made in British Columbia
- Chaga from northern birch forests
- Health Canada NPN on every label
- Extract ratio printed on the bottle
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Pick your format
Same mushroom, different ways to take it. Not sure which suits you? Our Buyer’s Guide compares them side by side.
Meet the others
Pairs well with
Many people combine mushrooms in one routine. Here are the other four we make.
Questions
Chaga FAQ
How do I take Chaga?
Choose the format that fits your day: elixir drops, capsules, gummies or powder. Follow the directions on the label. Our Buyer’s Guide compares every format.
When is the best time to take Chaga?
Any time of day. Many people add Chaga drops or powder to their morning coffee or an afternoon tea.
Can I take Chaga with other mushrooms?
Yes, many people combine mushrooms in one routine. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a health condition, check with your healthcare practitioner first.
Where is it made?
Our products are made in British Columbia, and every one carries a Health Canada NPN (Natural Product Number) on the label.