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Mushrooms are a source of polysaccharides that support the healthy function of the immune system. Among the medicinal mushrooms Chaga is known as the King of mushrooms for its high antioxidant activity, and Reishi as the Queen for its long history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicne in support of longevity.
We provide ethically foraged and organic and wild harvested Canadian mushrooms in a concentrated dual extract for proven potency and best absorption. Each batch is tested as per Health Canada standard for quality, heavy metals, and pesticides. Explore why you should consider them in your health routine and why you should never compromise on quality.
$58.00
Inonotus obliquus - 1:4 Dual Extracted (250mg dry Chaga in 1 ml tincture, 100ml/33 servings per bottle
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Serving size: 3ml(750 mg) Chaga fruiting body-40% Polysaccharide.
Recommended use or purpose: Source of fungal polysaccharides that help support the immune system. Source of antioxidants that protect against oxidative and radiation damage.
Other Ingredients: Organic Cane Alcohol (25% ABV), Spring water.
Warning:This product is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. Consult a physician before taking this product if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
$65.00
Ganoderma Lucidum 1:4 Dual Extracted (Wild Fruiting body- 250 mg/mL - 40% Polysaccharides )
Serving Size: 3ML(750mg)
Intended Use:Reishi mushrooms is used in Herbal Medicine as an adaptogen to support during times of physical and mental stress. It is a source of fungal polysaccharides with immunom supporting properties. It provides antioxidants that protect cells against oxidative damage.
Suggested Use: For Adult use only - take 3 ml(750mg) 2 times per day. Servings Per Container 33
Other Ingredients: CertifiedOrganic Cane Alcohol (30% ABV) and Glycerine, Spring water.
Warning:This product is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. Consult a physician before taking this product if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Chaga - The King of Mushrooms
Residents of Siberia and Indigenous people of North America have foraged wild Chaga for centuries for its various medicinal benefits. The name “Chaga” is derived from Russian, but the fungus has many names, including posahkan (Cree), shkitaagan (Anishinaabemowin), and mii’hlw and tiiuxw (Gitskan).
The polysaccharides in Chaga have been studied to support immune health and overall wellness and normal, healthy cell growth and turnover. However, Chaga contains a myriad of other healthful substances, with glyconutrients being one to note.
Glyconutrients are plant sugars that nourish the human immune system. These nutrients are essential for the body to create ‘glycoforms’ structures used to facilitate communication between cells.
Sustainable protocols
Our commitment to supports long-term ecosystem health and foster partnerships with Individuals in select location, forms the pillars of our sustainable forest management.
We aim for minimal impact our eco-system while supporting mother earth to grow more abundant in trees. For every order we have a pledge to a plant tree.
Our wild-harvesters follow safe work protocols and are forest professional. Our economic stimulus in remote communities while nourishing positive community engagement.
Re-connecting to our wild roots also means a return to supporting local economy, and we are grateful to have these mutually beneficial partnerships with our workers and landowners.
Active Compounds IN Wild Chaga
WILD CHAGA STORE
Superoxide Dismutase: One of the most potent antioxidants made naturally in the body.
B-vitamins: These have a direct impact on energy levels, detoxification, mood, metabolism, and brain function.
Minerals: Copper, zinc, manganese, selenium, iron, potassium, calcium, chloride, magnesium, phosphorous
Melanin: Melanin may enhance the appearance of hair, skin, and eyes, and contribute to a youthful appearance.
Betulinic Acid: The powerful phytosterol Betulin is present in Birch tree bark, then undergoes conversion to Betulinic Acid by the Chaga. Betulinic acid is one of the primary reasons Chaga stands alone among superfoods, as this compound has some incredible claims to fame.
These are just some of the nutrients found in Chaga, and extensive research is underway to determine the full extent of Chaga’s health benefits.
$52.50
Canadian Pine Pollen offers a limited supply of Wild-harvested Canadian Chaga.
Superfood Ingredients: Wild Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) 150g (5.3 oz). Ethically wild-harvested from the Canadian Boreal Forests by Cody from TruNorth Naturals
Description: Growing exclusively in symbiosis with Birch trees, Chaga (a.k.a. the King of Mushrooms) has been used since at least 3,300 B.C. for making a nourishing sweet tea rich in antioxidents.
Invitation for Use: Add 2-3 Chaga chunks to one cup of freshly boiled water and let it brew for 6-8 hrs at 70-90 C degrees (160-190 F)
Crockpots and warm zones on stoves are the ultimate easy way for brewing Chaga.
ALWAYS REBREW YOUR TEA
The remaining Chaga can be re-used several times until the decoction produces a yellow clear tea.
Servings per container: Makes about 60 cups.
*Limited supply
PREMIUM WILD Edible Mushrooms
At the Canadian Pine Pollen Co., we sustainably wild-harvest our mushrooms in small batches from the pristine Northern boreal forests and the West Coastal Mountains. We exclusively wild-harvest mature mushrooms in the peak of their growth cycle. All edible mushrooms support the immune system, but some do it better, and more than just immune support.
$43.00
Ingredients: Dried Morel Mushrooms.
Our premium grade, petite morel mushrooms are dense early blooms wildcrafted in forests of BC, Canada. They are dried at optimal temperatures to maintain their delicious earthy flavour which is often described as warm, toasted, and nutty. Their firm texture lends them well to vegetarian recipes as a substitute for meat. They are an excellent source of iron and one of the few foods with vitamine D.
Size: 2.2 oz (60 grams)
Serving size: 4-6 dried mushrooms (10 gram)
Serving per jar: 6
Direction: Wash then Soak for 15-20 Minutes before cooking.