DENALI chaga
Bringing you the highest quality Chaga. All from Alaska, our Chaga is sustainably sourced, processed, and made to be enjoyed by you.
what is it?
Chaga, sometimes called “The Gold of the Forest” is a Birch tree canker formed by the fungus Inonotus Obliquus. People have been using Chaga for around 1000 years, and its positive effects have been confirmed by modern science. It is the most antioxidant-rich food on the ORAC scale containing 45x more antioxidants than Acai berries. Chaga is a natural biogenous stimulant, this means it activates the body’s metabolic process, stimulates the work of all the body’s systems, accelerates rehabilitation processes in organs and tissues, and strengthens the protection against harmful pollutants. This leads to benefits like: Slowing the aging process, boosting the immune system, reducing inflammation, supporting digestive health, and much more*. The most common way to consume Chaga is by making a tea or a concentrate known as a tincture. Luckily it tastes nothing like a mushroom and possesses an earthy almost vanilla flavor.
* We sell our Chaga as an herbal supplement and don’t claim that this herbal supplement can cure or prevent any disease.
why choose us?
Our Chaga is sustainably sourced, processed, and packaged in Alaska by Alaskans. Denali Chaga is a small company started by a couple of friends who grew up in Alaska and have a passion for foraging and environmental protection. The goal of our company is to share this unique medicine while promoting sustainable and environment-friendly harvesting to keep Chaga available and affordable for the foreseeable future. We also pride ourselves on safe processing methods and crush all our Chaga by hand. This is strenuous and time-consuming but it guarantees there will be no metal shavings in our tea. Many Chaga companies use industrial meat grinders or hammer mills that contain metal blades that dull over time. These machines are able to grind down Chaga fast, but effectively render the final product useless because of the amount of fine metal that gets added into the mix. Beware of big Chaga companies!
