Chaga treatment is an effective method of official and alternative medicine

A unique natural laboratory is the formless black outgrowths of chaga growing from the damaged bark of old birches. The substances included in their composition have anti-inflammatory, analgesic, bactericidal and diuretic effects. Due to the healing properties that chaga possesses, the use of birch fungus is quite common in traditional and folk medicine. Chaga is a part of medicines that:

• Normalize the activity of the gastrointestinal tract in various pathologies and digestive disorders;
• Strengthen the defenses of the body;
• Activate the activity of the central nervous system;
• Help reduce blood sugar;
• Stimulate metabolism;
• Lead to normal blood pressure and stabilize the heart rate.

Chaga and drugs created on its basis have the ability to inhibit the division of cancer cells. For this reason, the treatment with chaga is part of the symptomatic therapy aimed at alleviating the suffering of patients with oncological diseases. The fact that chaga is an effective means of antitumor prophylaxis is known not only to oncologists. It is established that in those regions of Russia, where instead of regular tea they drink a drink brewed on a birch fungus, people are less likely to have oncological diseases

Chaga treatment in folk medicine

Traditional healers have long used the ability of this parasite fungus to cure various diseases. Preparations from chaga - infusions, broths, ointments and oils - often along with medicines treat many ailments, including prostate adenoma, herpes, varicose veins, arrhythmia, sinusitis, arthritis, atherosclerosis, bronchitis, hemorrhoids, hypertension, glaucoma.

As an example, we will present a prescription for treatment of gastrointestinal tract diseases, consisting of the use of infusion, which is prepared as follows. 100 g of chaga are poured with warm water, after 3-4 hours the mushroom is removed, grinded on a grater, poured with boiled water (0.5 L) and heated to 50 degrees - the temperature at which the active ingredients of chaga remain active. The composition is insisted for two days, filtered, pressed raw materials and added water, in which the birch fungus was initially insisted. The received drug is given to drink to the patient in a glass three times a day for half an hour before eating. Due to the correct use of chaga infusion, it is possible to cope with various gastrointestinal problems, especially in cases when the disease has not yet been started.

Treatment with Chaga is performed in accordance with some dietary recommendations. You should give up alcohol, fatty, spicy foods and limit the consumption of meat. The basis of the patient's diet should be dairy products and vegetables. Chaga, the treatment of which takes quite a long time (from 3 to 5 months), is a reliable and proven means for solving the problems of the digestive system.

Contraindications to the use of chaga

Chaga and drugs from it are contraindicated in chronic forms of colitis and dysentery. It is impossible to combine chaga treatment with injections of penicillin and glucose.