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Hypertension- a serious disease associated with increased blood pressure. Normal blood pressure is considered to be no higher than 120-130/80-90 mmHg. In older people, blood pressure can be higher: 140/90 and even 160/90 mm, without causing them any concern.

It has been proven that there is a direct relationship between the occurrence of hypertension and the degree of nervous tension.

For the sick hypertension characterized by states of unresolved internal conflict, fear, uncertainty, troubles at work and at home. These negative emotions have a detrimental effect on the psyche and general health of a person. Excessive noise, loud music, smoking, and alcohol abuse also have harmful effects on the body. People who are sensitive, eat a lot of fatty, salty, spicy foods, lead a sedentary lifestyle, do not know how to combine work and rest, are unable to relax, get sick more often than others hypertension .

3 stages of hypertension:

I, initial stage. Blood pressure increases slightly, accompanied by headache, rapid heartbeat, and a feeling of heaviness in the back of the head. When treatment is started on time, blood pressure drops to normal relatively quickly and the person recovers.

II, stable stage of hypertension, in which increases in blood pressure become more frequent and constant. The headache is accompanied by severe dizziness, sometimes pain in the heart area, arms and legs go numb, vision deteriorates, and “spots” flash before the eyes. This stage of the disease is characterized by sleep disturbances, fatigue and irritability. Blood pressure does not decrease without appropriate treatment.

In stage III hypertension blood pressure becomes very high (200/120), headaches intensify, nausea and severe weakness may appear. Pronounced changes occur in the vessels of the heart, brain, kidneys, and other organs.

In cardiac form hypertension Cardiac asthma, shortness of breath, and edema may occur.

In brain form hypertension possible cerebral hemorrhage (stroke) accompanied by paralysis of the left or right side of the body.

Kidney form hypertension leads to serious impairment of kidney function.

Hypertension develops gradually and usually after 40 years, but can often appear at an earlier age, and in young people its course is more severe.

Hypertension can develop in very young women during pregnancy.

Hypertension (this has been proven by medicine!) can be inherited; in any case, those whose close relatives had or have hypertension are more likely to get it.

At any stage of the disease it can occur hypertensive crisis - a sharp increase in blood pressure, accompanied by vomiting, sometimes loss of consciousness, and visual disturbances. A hypertensive crisis can be triggered by overwork, sleepless nights, nervous stress, sudden changes in weather, changes in atmospheric pressure, and magnetic storms.

If your health suddenly deteriorates, consult a doctor; sometimes immediate hospitalization of the patient is required.

Prevention of hypertension comes down to a healthy lifestyle, giving up bad habits, especially smoking and alcohol, requires a strict work and rest schedule, long sleep, at least 8-9 hours. Daytime sleep for 1-1.5 hours, active rest on weekends and during vacations, and moderate exercise are also useful.

A person can and should learn to control his emotions, be able to see the funny side of an unpleasant phenomenon, be able to laugh at himself, at his failures and mistakes.

A sense of humor accompanies an optimistic outlook on life and helps to find something good even in the most difficult situation. You need to learn to relax. Yoga or other practices, as well as good music, will help with this.

A balanced diet is necessary, limiting animal fats, fatty meats, especially pork, foods rich in cholesterol (chicken yolk, brains, liver and kidneys, butter, cream, sour cream, caviar) should be excluded from the diet. The amount of salt should be reduced to 4-6 g per day. Products containing potassium (vegetables, fruits, berries, cocoa, chaga) and magnesium (beans, peas, soybeans, green peas, raisins, figs, dates, corn, dried apricots) are useful for hypertension. It is advisable to enrich the diet with iodine (seaweed, shrimp, squid).

Treatment of hypertension consists of strengthening the cardiovascular system.

Traditional medicine for hypertension recommends:

• Cowberry. I drink lingonberry juice for mild forms of hypertension.
• Valeriana officinalis. It is used in the form of tinctures, decoctions, powders and extracts.
• Blue honeysuckle. Fresh berries are used. A very effective remedy.
• Red clover. Inflorescences are used. 1 tbsp. Brew a spoon with one glass of boiling water, leave for 1/2 hour, strain and drink half a glass 3 times a day.
• Mix beet juice with honey in equal proportions and drink 1 tablespoon 3 times a day.
• Black currant. Pour 12 tablespoons of dried berries into one glass of hot water, boil for 10 minutes over low heat, wrap, leave for 1 hour, strain and drink 1/4 cup 4 times a day.
• Calendula. Infuse calendula officinalis flowers in 70 degree alcohol in the proportion: 1 part raw material to 10 parts alcohol. Infuse for 1 month in a closed container in a dark, dry and cool place. Then strain and drink for a long time, 20-30 drops 3 times a day.
• Mix 1 glass of beetroot, carrot and horseradish juice (leave the grated horseradish in water for 36 hours), add 1 glass of honey and the juice of one lemon. Take 1 tablespoon 3 times a day an hour before meals or 2 hours after meals. The course of treatment is 2 months.
• Pour 1 tablespoon of crushed dry rose hips into 2 cups of boiling water, boil for 10 minutes over low heat, cool, strain, add 1 tablespoon of honey. Drink 1/2 glass 3 times a day for a long time. The effect will be stronger if you add 1 teaspoon of dry rosehip extract.
• Chokeberry. It is recommended to take 50g of juice or 100g of fresh berries 3 times a day before meals. You should not take the berries all the time; after a month of taking them, you should take a break for 3-4 months, since long-term use of chokeberry can lead to blood clotting disorders.
• Mistletoe. Preparation of tincture: pour 1 teaspoon of crushed plant with 1 glass of boiling water and leave for 8 hours. Strain and drink the tincture throughout the day. Mistletoe is poisonous; treatment should only be carried out for a week.
• Hawthorn. Flowers and fruits. Brew dried hawthorn fruits as tea and drink once a day. Steam 3 tablespoons of flowers with 1 cup of boiling water. Drink 1 tablespoon 3 times a day.
• For hypertension, onions are useful; it is recommended to eat a small head of onion in the evening. Green onions are also very useful.
• Strawberries, viburnum and cranberries have long been used to lower blood pressure. From these berries you can prepare juices, jellies, compotes, store them raw, pureed with sugar or in the form of jams, and viburnum fruits can be dried.
• If your blood pressure has increased, you can put mustard plasters on the back of your head or make a “cup collar” on your shoulders.
• It is recommended to regularly take chaga extract to prevent cholesterol plaques in the blood vessels.
• In case of an attack of hypertension, as an “ambulance” you need to pour 1 teaspoon of red hot pepper into a glass of warm water, stir and let the patient drink the entire glass at once. The pressure will drop quickly.
• Patients with hypertension should avoid overheating in the sun. On hot days you should drink a little, in small sips.

UNOFFICIAL DEFINITION OF HYPERTENSION AND ITS TREATMENT BY ALTERNATIVE METHODS

First of all, we need to understand what hypertension is and what its cause is, not from the official point of view, but from the point of view of logic and obvious facts that modern medicine does not tell us about.

So, everyone knows what hypertension is - high blood pressure. The disease is very dangerous. A lot of people die from it. Moreover, all the tests may be in perfect order, and apart from the indicator on the tonometer, the fact of the disease is not confirmed by anything else (well, we are not talking about the patient’s feelings here).

To be continued..

Many people are looking on the Internet for important information about treatment with medicinal remedies, using search engines to ask the query: “chaga and blood pressure.” Indeed, chaga is successfully used in treatment, becoming the basis of almost legendary folk remedies. It is used in the fight against a number of pathologies, including cancer; tinctures and decoctions, compresses and ointments are prepared on its basis. Healing agents have many beneficial properties, the effects of which can be controlled by including suitable medicinal plants in the composition. It is useful to know the capabilities of such drugs to normalize blood pressure and heart rate.

The beveled polypore (Inonotus obliquus, in Latin - Inonotus obliquus) is a species of fungi of the Basidiomycota department. The sterile variety is called chaga. It often grows on birch trees, less often on rowan, maple, elm, beech and alder.

Infection of a tree occurs when spores germinate and land on the damaged area of ​​the bark. After three to four years, a growth appears on the infected tree, which can grow for 20–30 years. It can reach a thickness of 15 centimeters with a diameter of up to 40 centimeters. The shape of the growth is irregular and depends on the nature of the damage to the bark during infection. The growth, black on the surface, has a large number of cracks. The fruit body inside has a dark brown tint, turning into a dark red color near the surface of the tree. White veins, consisting of colorless threads, pass through the growth. As the fruiting body grows, the tree inevitably dies after a few decades.

Under the bark of a dying tree, a spore-bearing fruiting body consisting of tubes appears. When the spores mature, comb-shaped outgrowths appear on the surface of the tree. The spores are initially colorless and then acquire a pale red color.

1. The tinder is real. It has a semicircular hoof shape and a flat base underneath. The surface is smooth, covered with a gray or brown crust. This type of tinder fungus is easy to simply remove from the tree.
2. The tinder fungus is false. The shape is similar to a real tinder. The velvety crust is hard and has a gray or black-brown tint. Concentric circles can be distinguished on the crust. Most often found on fallen trees or stumps.

Inonotus obliquus is found in the forests of Russia, as well as a number of other countries (Korea, USA, Eastern European countries). The range ends in the transition area between taiga and forest-steppe. It does not grow in the southern regions because it is very sensitive to rising temperatures.

Only a young growth growing on a living birch tree is suitable for treatment. It is not recommended to collect the fruiting body from a dried or fallen birch tree, since it contains few useful substances. It is best to collect tinder fungus in the fall, winter, or early spring, as the lack of foliage makes it easier to spot. The optimal age of birch is from twenty to fifty years.

• crumbling large growths with a black core or with a completely black surface are not suitable for preparing medicinal potions;
• It is more convenient to cut off the growth by moving the knife vertically parallel to the trunk;
• Inonotus obliquus is best harvested when the moon is waning.

The collection and subsequent processing of the material determines the possibility of preparing effective medicines. If collected incorrectly, the body may experience more harm than good. Some parts of the beveled Polypore do not contain the necessary components. The area located near the birch trunk is useless. This part is usually light in color and loose in consistency. To create healing remedies, the outer and middle areas, which must be hard, are suitable. Cut fruit bodies must be cleaned of dirt. After harvesting, Inonotus obliquus is chopped into pieces approximately five centimeters in size.

You should not dry fresh cut Inonotus in a cold room with high humidity or poor ventilation, as mold may appear on the pieces. Drying can be done in the fresh air or in an oven at a temperature of about 60 °C.

After drying, the pieces harden and begin to crumble easily. For further storage, pieces of medicinal material are placed in a glass jar, the lid of which is tightly closed. Under these conditions, beneficial properties last longer. Interaction with air causes the chaga to harden. If all storage rules are followed, the medicinal properties of Inonotus obliquus are retained for about two years.

You can purchase Inonotus beveled at pharmacies. Pharmacy drugs are highly purified and not so dangerous.

The composition of Inonotus oblique differs from the composition of other polypores; it contains a water-soluble polyphenolcarbon complex, which acts as the basis of biologically active components and manifests itself in reduction reactions. The complex is an active stimulant for metabolic disorders, ensuring the normalization of the patient’s enzyme system. The healing qualities are associated mainly with the presence of this complex. The component composition of the fruiting body is quite complex and has not yet been fully studied.

Healing preparations from chaga are biogenic stimulants that increase the body's defenses and stimulate the central nervous system. These agents improve metabolic processes and help restore the activity of inhibited enzymes. They effectively regulate the functioning of the heart and blood vessels (as well as the respiratory system), increase the concentration of leukocytes (promote hematopoiesis). The restorative and anti-inflammatory effects of chaga preparations are also expressed, increasing the body’s ability to resist infections. In oncology, drugs are used to delay the growth and regression of tumors. The appearance of new metastases slows down, the well-being of patients improves, performance and general tone increase.

You can consider in more detail whether it is possible to reduce blood pressure with the help of chaga. Today, hypertension is one of the most common diseases. A characteristic sign of this pathology is high blood pressure, which often exceeds 140/90.

Many experts believe that the main cause of hypertension is poor circulation. The development of hypertension, which is sometimes provoked by heart failure, often leads to fatal manifestations (heart attack, stroke). On the other hand, hypertension negatively affects the vascular system of the patient, whose vessels narrow and are often damaged. In this case, blood flow is obstructed, which causes increased stress on the vessels, which often cannot withstand the stress and burst (hemorrhage occurs).

The causes of hypertension are not always obvious.

Some factors that contribute to the development of the disease can be identified:

• metabolic disorders, pathologies of the endocrine system;
• overweight, physical inactivity;
• stressful situations, nervous overstrain, depressive states;
• some chronic diseases (for example, diabetes);
• hereditary predisposition;
• age-related changes in blood vessels;
• some viral and infectious diseases;
• increased blood cholesterol levels;
• bad habits (excessive consumption of alcohol or coffee, smoking);
• excessive salt consumption.

Historians know that Siberian peasants and hunters have long drank chaga infusions for pain in the heart, and also successfully treated various pathologies of the heart and circulatory system. Modern researchers have shown that Inonotus obliquus actually contains components that successfully counteract many pathological conditions of the body.

• increasing the strength and elasticity of blood vessels;
• strengthening the heart muscle;
• normalization of pressure;
• regulation of metabolic processes;
• treatment of diseases of the nervous system.

The minerals contained in the fruiting body of Inonotus obliquus have a beneficial effect on the heart and blood vessels, which become more elastic. Decoctions with the addition of mistletoe or hawthorn help fight hypertension. They help facilitate blood flow and help lower the level of unwanted cholesterol. The load on the heart muscle drops, the heart rate (pulse) stabilizes. All stages of the cardiac cycle are balanced. For hypotension, St. John's wort is added to the treatment mixture to increase blood pressure.

For heart pain, as well as for the prevention of heart and vascular diseases, it is useful to take an infusion of chaga with the addition of some medicinal herbs. It can reduce blood pressure in the early stages of hypertension, hypotension and autonomic dysfunction. Healing infusions help to successfully combat many pathologies, which can prevent the development of hypertension.

Official medicine allows the use of Inonotus obliquus and drugs based on it for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes. It should be noted that such drugs should not replace specially developed medications. Doctors recognize the effectiveness of using such drugs for quickly restoring protective abilities and improving the health of the patient’s body.

In Russia (and Belarus), Inonotus itself and preparations based on it are registered as medicines: “Befungin” - a solution of the extract in water, “Gastrofungin” - an alcohol tincture (70%). Indications for the use of befungin are chronic gastritis, ulcerative lesions of the stomach and duodenum, dyskinesia of the stomach or intestines. In oncology, the drug is used as a general tonic, as well as to treat cancer symptoms. Inonotus obliquus extracts are used as a component of a variety of creams and ointments.

Dietary supplements have also been developed (“Chagovit”, “Chagolux”), crushed powder for infusion is produced, and special candles are produced.

How to prepare a medicinal decoction or infusion at home? The chaga material must first be thoroughly washed and then placed in a glass or ceramic container with water at room temperature for six hours. After squeezing out excess water from the raw material, a drug is prepared according to one of the recipes.

1. Hawthorn and dill seeds will help with hypertension.
2. For hypotension, St. John's wort is added.
3. For low hemoglobin levels, additional components are calendula flowers, celandine, and birch buds.
4. For problems with the nervous system, mint and valerian are added.
5. Yarrow, mint - ingredients for kidney failure.
6. Potentilla, lemon balm, and celandine will help with cholecystitis.
7. In case of osteochondrosis, horseradish is used.
8. Honey, birch buds, and pollen will help cope with pneumonia.
9. Ledum, oregano, and birch buds are used to treat bronchitis.

To obtain a decoction, the mixture is poured with boiling water and cooked for a certain time. It is usually taken orally before meals. Depending on the pathology, it is necessary to use different proportions of components and vary the rules of use. Before drinking chaga tea, medical consultation is required. In some cases, the raw materials are kept in a water bath.

Chaga raw materials, boiled water or ethyl alcohol are used to prepare infusions. The solution does not need to be brought to a boil. The raw materials are filled with water (or alcohol) and infused for the required time. Then the infusion should be filtered, and after preparation, taken according to a suitable regimen. There are contraindications, so the possibility of using chaga infusions should definitely be discussed with your doctor.

Traditional medicine offers hundreds of recipes for the preparation of medicinal tinctures, decoctions, compresses and ointments. Popular tinctures are those that help with high or low blood pressure, heart pain, autonomic dysfunction, restore the blood formula, and increase hemoglobin levels.

You can give examples of some recipes.

• dried hawthorn berries (1 tablespoon);
• the main raw material that should be crushed (1 tablespoon);
• dill seeds (1 teaspoon).

The ingredients must be mixed and poured with boiling water (400 ml), and then left for six hours. The decoction is taken half a glass three times a day before meals. The treatment cycle lasts 1 month.

In case of low pressure, crushed basic raw materials and dried St. John's wort are mixed in equal parts. The broth is brewed in a thermos from the prepared mixture (3 tablespoons) and 400 ml of heated water (40–50 °C). After filtering, the solution is taken 3 times a day 20 minutes before meals.

For heart pain, two teaspoons of crushed basic raw materials are poured into a thermos with boiled water (at a temperature of 40–50 °C) and left for 48 hours. The infusion is consumed 65 ml 3 times a day half an hour before meals. The duration of the course is three months. The break between courses is two weeks.

To prevent heart and vascular diseases (as well as for heart pain and irritability), you will need a mixture of crushed raw materials (1 tablespoon), peppermint (1 tablespoon) and valerian (1 tablespoon). The mixture is placed in a thermos and filled with boiled water (800 ml, 50 °C), and then infused for five hours. The solution is filtered and taken one third of a glass 3 times a day 30 minutes before meals.

Products based on chaga raw materials are useful and effective, but there are contraindications. Before starting treatment at home, consultation with a doctor is required.

• with inflammation of the colon (colitis);
• during pregnancy;
• when suffering from dysentery;
• during lactation;
• in case of individual intolerance to individual components.

• injections of dextrose (glucose) are unacceptable;
• simultaneous use of antibiotics (especially penicillin) is contraindicated.

During therapy, you should adhere to a plant-dairy diet. Fats of animal origin are completely excluded. Consumption of meat, smoked meats, canned food, spicy foods, sweets, onions and garlic is undesirable. Vegetable and milk soups, vegetables, fruits, bran bread, eggs, mineral water (still) are useful.

Long-term use of chaga drugs sometimes causes increased nervous excitability, disturbances in the digestive tract, and allergic reactions. If such side effects occur, the medication should be stopped. Particular care must be taken when treating children, since the drugs have a strong effect. In this case, it is necessary to consult in detail with a specialist in the field of pediatrics.

- an amazing creation of nature. Growing from a small spore to a huge size, the body of the mushroom is saturated with useful substances thanks to birch sap and various components present in the tree on which it develops. Active components and microelements - such as, for example, potassium, zinc, iron, polysaccharides, etc. - are involved in all processes of human organs, when at least one of them is lacking in the body, a disease appears. You can replenish important nutrients by taking chaga mushroom products. This valuable natural medicine can treat intestinal and liver diseases and prevent cancer.

Botanical characteristics of chaga

Inside, the mushroom has a dark brown tint; closer to the wood, the flesh of the mushroom is reddish-brown. The mushroom grows for 10–20 years, breaking through the bark, going deeper into the trunk, and over time, the fruiting body of the mushroom appears on the opposite side of the trunk. The tree dies over time. Chaga spreads in birch groves and forests of Russia, in the taiga and forest-steppe.

The mushroom can be seen on trees growing in the mountainous regions of North Carolina, the northern United States, and Korea. The mushroom has an irregular shape, it is harvested at any time of the year, taken from a living tree; it cannot be cut from dead trees and dead trees, since the activity of useful substances in such mushrooms is insignificant. It is best to store the mushroom dried, in a tightly sealed container; for this, large parts are crushed, since when the mushroom dries, it becomes hard.

Chaga larch- a tree mushroom, it consists of mycelium, which, penetrating tree trunks, forms a fruiting body. It lives for many years, has a hoof-shaped shape and weighs up to three kilograms. Larch chaga has a rough surface covered with bumps and a highly cracked crust. This mushroom grows on Siberian cedar and fir in the northeastern part of Russia, the Far East and Siberia. Only young white mushrooms are used for medicinal purposes. Chaga larch is a good remedy against profuse sweating of patients. It also has laxative, hemostatic, sedative and hypnotic properties.

It is effective to take mushroom remedies for infectious diseases, Graves' disease, and neuralgia. A positive treatment result is achieved in the treatment of kidney diseases, dysfunctions of the liver, pancreas, and gall bladder. For colds and colds, larch chaga acts as a fever reliever and a breathing aid.

Video: collecting, preparing and cutting chaga:

Useful properties of chaga

Chaga has been used by people since ancient times to treat various ailments. It has antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. The substances included in its composition are real natural biogenic stimulants. Thanks to the organic acids contained in chaga, the unique mushroom has a therapeutic effect on the body, regulates and normalizes the ratio of hydrogen and hydroxyl ions in the body.

What are the benefits of chaga? Chaga mushroom is very valuable as a medicinal raw material. Taking decoctions and tinctures improves the condition of patients in any location, the body is saturated with vitamins, useful components help strengthen the immune system. In the initial stage of development, chaga remedies inhibit the growth of cancer cells. The fruiting body of chaga contains oxalic, formic, acetic acids, polysaccharides, fiber, and resins, which improve appetite and eliminate pain. Sterols reduce the amount in the blood.

Chaga has anti-inflammatory and hemostatic properties; tannins, capable of folding protein, contribute to the formation of a protective film on the mucous surfaces of organs. Chaga extract has an anti-inflammatory effect in colitis and inhibits the processes of rectal malignancy.

The phytoncides, alkaloids, and flavonoids found in the mushroom make the mushroom useful as a diuretic and choleretic agent. Chaga contains iron, magnesium, manganese, and potassium. Regenerative processes in tissues occur due to the general strengthening and tonic properties of chaga.

Recovery occurs due to the action of melanin and microelements - copper, aluminum, silver, cobalt, zinc and nickel. The use of medicinal mushroom has a beneficial effect on the functioning of the central nervous system. There is a relief from exacerbation of chronic diseases and restoration of the functions of the gastrointestinal tract, and an increase in overall immune status.

Application of chaga

The use of chaga mushroom helps prevent many diseases. Good results from treatment are obtained for joint diseases and decreased immunity. The mushroom is indicated for female and male diseases; many skin diseases are well treated.

Inhalations with chaga for 5-7 minutes a day are effective and very useful for laryngeal tumors. Chaga helps improve breathing and swallowing, relieves hoarseness, and relieves inflammation.

The mushroom is used to treat periodontal disease, psoriasis, etc. It is added to medications used to increase immunity, improve metabolism, and reduce. With the help of chaga, blood pressure is stabilized, the heart rhythm is adjusted, and problems in the gastrointestinal tract are eliminated.

The following traditional medicines combine most favorably with chaga-based preparations (each of these remedies in themselves has anti-cancer activity):

If there is no specially compiled recipe, then you can simply take chopped dry grass in equal parts and brew it like tea. You need to add 2 teaspoons of birch mushroom infusion to the resulting decoction. Should be taken three to four times a day.

As a general note, we can add that there are two main methods of therapeutic courses with chaga-based remedies: short courses, repeated several times a year and with a long break between courses, and long courses (up to 3 months), with a short break (approximately week). With the first method, the therapeutic effect is expected longer; such courses are used to prevent metastasis and consolidate the results of treatment. When treated according to the second scheme, the therapeutic effect appears quite quickly.

Chaga oil

At home, you can prepare chaga oil, which consists of olive oil and mushroom decoction. This oil solution is treated by lubricating the sinuses.

Chaga oil recipe: 2.5 tablespoons of olive oil must be mixed with 1 teaspoon of chaga infusion and left for 24 hours in a cool, dark place. During this time, beneficial substances saturate the olive oil with pterins, which have an antitumor effect, and other beneficial substances. This oil can lubricate painful areas of the skin, eliminate muscle pain and aches. It is effective in the presence of a capillary network and stars on the skin, and helps strengthen blood vessels. By lubricating with oil, you can hope for a quick recovery from this unpleasant illness.

Chaga-based oil products are most widely used in the treatment of the following forms of malignant tumors:

uterine cancer;

mammary cancer;

skin cancer;

rectal cancer;

prostate cancer;

advanced forms of metastases to regional lymph nodes.

These superficial forms of cancer can be treated with chaga oil and ointments. Ointments are prepared based on infusion. Pork lard is most often used as an ointment base. You need to mix chaga infusion and fresh lard in a 1:1 ratio. The mixture is placed on low heat and stirred constantly. You need to bring the mixture to a boil. Next, the resulting mass must be removed from the heat and wrapped in a container, cover with a lid and leave for 24 hours. Then the mass is filtered. The resulting ointment should be stored in the refrigerator.

Chaga for oncology

People have long said that in those areas where there is a custom of drinking chaga decoction instead of tea or adding it to tea, people suffer from malignant neoplasms much less often. Also, for a very long time, people have been widely using birch mushroom to treat diseases of this type. In some cases, it is even used as an independent remedy. Chaga is also used as an auxiliary method of treatment and a fairly stable effect is observed. It is not for nothing that scientific clinical medicine has officially recognized birch mushroom as a treatment for cancer. The first chaga-based drugs have already been released.

According to the results of official clinical studies, medicines based on birch fungus have a wide range of activity in the treatment of cancer.

Moreover, they are non-toxic. Such drugs do not have pronounced side effects if the recommended regimens and dosages are followed. Allergic reactions to birch mushroom occur quite rarely.

But it is important to note that according to the results of the same studies, it turned out that some patients may develop increased excitability on the part of the autonomic nervous system. Most often, if the patient is treated with chaga for a long time and continuously. However, after stopping the chaga-based medicine, these symptoms disappear almost immediately.

Patients with early stages of cancer show the most stable therapeutic effect. The general health of such patients improves, pain decreases, and tumor growth is delayed.

When treating cancer, you need to know the degree of the patient's condition and the duration of treatment in order to accurately determine which remedy to use. When taking prepared products from birch mushroom, a quick or long-term recovery may be observed. In any case, the patient’s condition improves, tumor growth slows down, which leads to a decrease in metastasis. Chaga decoction is drunk for stomach cancer.

Recipe for the remedy: you will need 200 g of chaga, grated or minced, 100 g of pine buds, 100 g of rose hips, 5 g of wormwood, 20 g of St. John's wort, 10 g of licorice root. The entire mixture must be soaked in three liters of cold well water for two hours. Then the composition is boiled over low heat for two hours, after which it must be removed from the heat, wrapped well and left for a day in a warm place. Then strain the broth and add 200 g of aloe juice (the plants are three to five years old, not watered for 3 days), 250 g of cognac, 500 g of honey.

The mixture should be stirred well and allowed to stand for 4 hours. The medicine is ready. For the first 6 days, take 1 teaspoon 2 hours before meals 3 times a day. In the following days - 1 tablespoon 3 times a day an hour before meals. The course of treatment takes from two to three weeks to four months. Chaga mushroom is indicated for all types of malignant tumors. Warm microenemas of 50–100 ml are included in the treatment of rectal cancer.

Chaga oil emulsion: In a glass container, combine 40 ml of unrefined sunflower oil and 30 ml of chaga alcohol tincture (100 g of mushroom per 1.5 liters of vodka), close tightly, shake and drink in one gulp. The medicine is taken 3 times a day at the same time, 20 minutes before meals. You should take it for 10 days, then take a break for 5 days, then repeat the intake for 10 days and break again for 10 days. The cycles are repeated until complete recovery. The emulsion is used for cancer of the lungs, breast, duodenum and stomach.

Combination with herbal medicine. Note that for the treatment of neoplasms in the gastrointestinal tract or abdominal organs, the following quite effective plants are additionally used:

These plants can be used to prepare a remedy. The recipe is as follows: mix the indicated ingredients and soak in water for one hour (take 10 parts more water than the dry crushed mixture), then bring the mixture to a boil and simmer in a water bath for two hours. After removing from the heat, you need to infuse the broth for 24 hours. Then you need to strain it and add apple cider vinegar and honey (equal parts), mix thoroughly. It should be taken half an hour before meals, three times a day, one teaspoon is enough. This decoction is used when treating with chaga-based drugs as an additional remedy. It is enough to drink it for two weeks.

It is very important to observe the timing and dosage to avoid any side effects, especially allergies.

How to drink chaga?

You need to drink remedies prepared from the chaga mushroom after the diagnosis becomes known; this applies mostly to serious illnesses. For prevention, you can take chaga in the form of teas. There are many effective recipes in folk medicine; you just need to adhere to the proportions and use infusions and decoctions correctly. When treating with chaga, two phases of effects on the body can be observed. In the first phase, patients feel relief, pain and inflammation decrease, this happens in about one to two weeks. The second occurs after a few months: the patient is cured, an improvement in the general condition of the body is observed, and an examination may show that the disease has receded.

Video: how to brew forest tea from chaga? Cooking methods:

Chaga decoction

Recipe No. 1. 250 g of mushroom are soaked in 2 liters of water, left until softened. After this, the mushroom is taken out, grated on a coarse grater, and again immersed in the same water. Place the container with chaga on low heat and, without bringing it to a boil, keep it for 1 hour. After this, the chaga decoction is removed from the heat, cooled slightly and filtered. Take 1 glass of dry berries, pour 1 liter of cold water, leave for 5-6 hours, then cook for 1 hour in a water bath. Cool, filter and mix with chaga infusion, add 250 g of agave juice and 250 g of honey.

The resulting mass is thoroughly mixed, topped up with boiled water to 4 liters and placed for 6 days in a cool place, inaccessible to sunlight. After the chaga has fermented, the container with the infusion is placed in the refrigerator. Take 2 tablespoons of infusion 3 times a day 30 minutes before meals. The interval between doses of the infusion should be at least 1 hour. When taking chaga infusion, you should not use other medications. The course of treatment for uterine fibroids is 5–6 months.

Recipe No. 2: 1 teaspoon of dried chaga and 1 tablespoon of leaves are poured into two glasses of water, boiled for 5 minutes, then filtered, taken 2 teaspoons 3 times a day 30 minutes before meals. The course of treatment for prostate adenoma is 14 days and is carried out once every six months.

Chaga infusion

Recipe No. 1. Freshly cut mushroom should be washed and grated. To grind dry raw materials, you need to first soak it for 4 hours to soften it, since the dry chaga mushroom is very hard. One part of the mushroom must be poured with 5 parts of boiled water, left for two days in a dark place, then strain the infusion and drink 3 glasses a day 30 minutes before meals in several doses. The infusion can be used for enemas: administer 50–60 ml 2 times a day for tumors in the pelvis. It is necessary to avoid taking penicillin and glucose on treatment days.

Recipe No. 2. Pour 1 cup of chopped mushroom into 5 cups of warm boiled water, leave for 1 day, drain, squeeze out the rest through cheesecloth. Take 0.5 cup infusion 30 minutes before meals 6 times a day. It can be stored for no more than three days.

Recipe No. 3. If you are bleeding, then a mixture of chaga and chamomile infusions is suitable for rinsing, the course of treatment is 7 days. To prepare the infusion, pour 1 teaspoon and 1 teaspoon of chaga with two glasses of boiling water, cover with a lid and let it brew for 4 hours, and then strain.

Recipe No. 4. 1 tablespoon of chaga powder is poured into a glass, filled with warm water (40–50 °C), and left for 6 hours. The entire infusion is drunk in small sips 30 minutes before meals in 3 doses. The course of treatment is 5–6 months. This is how chronic diseases are treated.

Recipe number 5. 1 tablespoon of chaga powder, 1 tablespoon of kelp, 1 tablespoon of cinquefoil should be mixed and poured with 1 liter of water at a temperature of no more than 45 ° C, then leave for 4 hours, strain. Honey and are added for taste. You need to drink the product as tea for two months.

Recipe No. 6. For adenoma, you can take a mixture of chaga infusion with a decoction of burdock root. To do this, pour 1 tablespoon of grated burdock root into two glasses of water, boil for 3 minutes, then leave for 3-4 hours, filter and mix with 50 ml of chaga infusion. Take the medicine 1-2 tablespoons 3-4 times a day 30 minutes before meals. The course of treatment is 21 days.

How to infuse chaga?

Chaga can be infused in many ways. The longer the infusion is kept, the better and more nutritious the fortified product will be.

Recipe No. 1. Freshly cut or dry (pre-soaked to soften) mushroom should be grated or in a meat grinder, poured with water in a ratio of 1:5 and left to infuse for two hours or more. Drink the medicine several times a day, dividing it into equal portions.

Recipe No. 2. Grind the chaga and pour boiling water in a ratio of 1:5. Let it brew for 1.5 or 2 hours. You can add herbs, honey, lemon to this tea. The medicinal drink should be taken before meals.

Recipe No. 3. it is necessary to pour chopped mushroom and aromatic herbs into a thermos, pour boiling water in a ratio of 1:5 and leave for 6–10 hours. Drink the product like tea, adding honey to taste.

Video: chaga infusion according to science, correct recipe:

Chaga tincture

Recipe No. 1. A very old recipe that is successfully used in the treatment of cancer. Half a glass of dry crushed raw materials should be poured with 1 liter of high-quality vodka or alcohol and left for two weeks in a dark and cool place. It is recommended to take the product 1 dessert spoon 3 times a day before meals. Thanks to the tincture, cancer patients experience a slowdown in the growth of cancer cells and a reduction in tumor size.

Recipe No. 2. 50 g of dry raw materials need to be poured with 1/3 liter of vodka and left for three weeks in a dark and cool place. Don't forget to strain the finished tincture. Take it half an hour before meals 3 times a day, diluting 1 tablespoon of tincture in 50 ml of water. The course of treatment is 10 days.

Chaga extract

The recipe can be used to prepare chaga extract at home, it is quite simple. You need to take a mushroom freshly cut or prepared by drying, chop and leave 2 teaspoons of the raw material for 48 hours in 150 ml of warm boiled water, then strain. The result is a solution of high concentration. It should be taken 1 tablespoon 10 minutes before meals for circulatory problems. Treatment is carried out in courses of 3–5 months with breaks of 7–10 days.

In folk medicine, there are amazing recipes for medicinal products, the method of preparation of which is based on the observations of people of different generations.

Recipe No. 1. 10 tablespoons of crushed chaga should be poured into 0.5 liters of vodka, left for two weeks and used externally for fungal diseases of the feet.

Recipe No. 2. 1 teaspoon of crushed mushroom and 1 teaspoon of chamomile should be poured into two glasses of boiling water, left for 4 hours, strained and rinsed every two hours in the mouth for periodontal disease, and also used as a lotion for skin diseases.

Befungin - this medicine is essentially the same chaga extract with the addition of cobalt sulfate and chloride. Before taking, you need to dilute one tablespoon of the drug in one glass of warm boiled water. You need to consume the resulting solution three times a day before meals, one tablespoon at a time.

The duration of treatment is the same as for treatment with tincture. Traditional medicine today is actively used in oncology during recovery after chemotherapy and in the drug treatment of tumors. They significantly increase the therapeutic effect when treated with a variety of antitumor drugs. Chaga is no exception, especially in cases where it is used as a primary rather than an adjunct to cancer therapy.

Chaga for weight loss

Chaga mushroom is a real treasure of Mother Nature, a storehouse of vitamins, minerals, organic and amino acids. Consumption of chaga in the process of combating obesity helps to normalize metabolism in the body and metabolism. To do this, a small ball of propolis needs to be filled with 1 glass of chaga infusion, which is prepared as follows: 20 g of chaga is poured with 1 glass of water at a temperature of 50 ° C, and 2 teaspoons of honey are added. You need to drink the product every morning on an empty stomach, and you should follow a diet, giving preference to plant foods.

Contraindications to the use of chaga

Contraindications to the use of chaga are dysentery. Treatment should not be carried out during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Long-term use may cause digestive disorders and increase the excitability of the autonomic nervous system; in such cases, treatment should be discontinued. People prone to this need to find out their drug tolerance. Before you start treating children with chaga, you need to consult a pediatrician.

It would be useful to adhere to a diet: fatty meat, smoked delicacies, canned food, spicy foods, animal fats, onions and garlic are excluded from the diet during treatment. You also need to reduce the amount of sweets. It is recommended to consume vegetable and milk soups, vegetables and fruits in order to prevent. You can eat bran bread, eggs and still mineral water.

When using chaga therapy, there are certain restrictions that must be strictly adhered to. Restrictions:

intravenous administration of glucose is unacceptable;

Do not take chaga at the same time with antibiotics, especially those related to the penicillin series;

it is necessary to monitor the diet, throughout the entire course you need to adhere to a vegetable and dairy diet, completely exclude animal fats, limit the consumption of canned food, spicy foods, smoked meats, and meat.

Side effects. With long-term use, dyspeptic symptoms are possible. An allergic reaction, vegetative lability, and increased excitability may also occur.

Interaction. It is necessary to exclude simultaneous intravenous administration of dextrose and the administration of penicillins.

General notes on chaga treatment

If the mushroom is prepared correctly, it is non-toxic and will not cause harm. However, increased excitability may occur with continuous long-term use. Therefore, you should take a break (1-2 weeks) after taking the drug for a month.

During treatment with the drug, intravenous administration of glucose and the use of penicillin should be avoided.

You also need to adhere to a diet; the main components of the diet should be plant products and dairy products. Spicy herbs, spicy canned food, sausages, and smoked foods should be excluded from the diet, and the consumption of fats and meat should also be limited.

Treatment should be carried out in courses lasting 3-5 months, breaks between courses should be from 7 to 10 days.

Infusions and decoctions of birch mushroom have a particularly beneficial effect on seriously ill patients. Their pain decreases and their well-being improves.

It is important to know that chaga is quite a powerful remedy. Therefore, you need to consult with your doctor before you begin self-medication.

Education: Diploma in General Medicine and Therapy received from the University named after N. I. Pirogov (2005 and 2006). Advanced training at the Department of Herbal Medicine at the Moscow People's Friendship University (2008).

Most often, chaga is found on birch trees, which is why it is called birch mushroom, but it can also invade other deciduous trees, such as alder, maple, rowan, elm or beech. It is immediately worth noting that the exceptional healing abilities of this mushroom are manifested only in combination with birch. Chaga growths found on trees of other species do not have any medicinal properties.

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False and true tinder fungi, similar to chaga, also growing on birch, cannot be harvested.

Birch mushroom can be harvested all year round, regardless of the season. At first glance, this is true, because chaga is a long-growing mushroom and well protected from all external weather influences. But popular experience suggests that it is best to collect spring and autumn mushrooms; they say that the greatest amount of useful substances accumulates in it during the spring sap flow and autumn preparation for the harsh winter days. At least, it was at this time that it was customary to collect it among traditional healers.

There are other features regarding the collection of chaga. So, for example, you cannot collect birch mushroom from dry trees, the fact is that as soon as the tree dies, the chaga growths on it begin to die off, giving way to another form of this mushroom - the fruit one. Also, you should not collect chaga near the ground - here, as a rule, old, decaying growths are found. It is easy to distinguish such growths unsuitable as medicine - they are more loose, crumbly and black throughout their entire thickness. There are other subtleties that need to be taken into account when collecting chaga.

Old, crumbling growths and growths that are completely black inside are not suitable as a medicine.
It is most convenient to cut chaga vertically, near the trunk itself, parallel to it.
It is best to collect chaga on the waning moon.

They knock down growths with axes or hammers from trunks in logging sites, and separate wood and bark, as well as loose and light brown parts. Large growths are cut into pieces with an ax. Fruiting bodies should not be collected from dried trees and from the lower part of trunks, since such raw materials are inactive. Dry in ovens or dryers at a temperature not exceeding 60 ° C, laying out on sieves. Dry raw materials have no odor. The taste is bitter. Shelf life is 4-6 months, according to other sources - 2 years. Collect only from birch trunks.

Treatment

After the chaga growths are separated from the trunk, they should be processed in a certain way. The fact is that not all parts of the birch mushroom are equally suitable as a medicine. And if in one part of the mushroom there are a lot of useful substances, then in others there are practically none at all. How can this be determined? It turns out that the light and loose part of the mushroom adjacent to the trunk is of least benefit. This is what you should get rid of, as well as all kinds of chips and pieces of birch bark right on the spot, in the forest.

You only need to leave the hard parts of the mushroom - the outer and middle ones. It is best to chop the collected raw materials into small pieces right next to the tree.

Next, fresh chaga should be dried, but there are also certain subtleties here. The fact is that fresh chaga mushroom is easily susceptible to mold, so it should not be dried in an area that is too damp, cold, or poorly ventilated. But under no circumstances should you put chaga in a hot oven for quick drying, otherwise most of the biologically active substances will be lost. Therefore, you need to find a middle ground - choose a dry, warm and well-ventilated place. In this case, fresh chaga must be cut into pieces no larger than 3-6 cm and dried until the pieces become hard and crumbly. Well-dried birch mushroom should be placed in glass jars with tight-fitting lids; it can also be packed in airtight paper or linen bags. Properly collected, prepared and stored mushroom retains all its medicinal properties for 2 years.

Chemical composition birch fungus has been little studied. The active principles are, apparently, water-extractable dark-colored pigment substances (chromogens), the hydrolysis of which produces aromatic hydroxy acids. In addition, the mushroom contains agaricic acid, a triterpenoid, inoiiodiol, flavonoid, a small amount of alkaloids, as well as resins from which crystalline substances and ash elements (18%) are isolated, especially potassium, sodium, a relatively large amount of manganese and other substances.

The birch chaga mushroom (Inonotus obliquus) contains:
. 6-8% polysaccharides;
. up to 60% agaricic and humic acid-like chagic acids;
. 0.5-1.3% organic acids (oxalic, acetic, formic, vanillic, lilac, loxybenzoic, inonoic and obliquinic);
. pterins (pteridine derivatives), the presence of which determines the cytostatic effect of chaga;
. lipids (di- and triglycerides);
. sterols, in particular ergosterol;
. lignin;
. tetracyclic triterpenes - lanosterol and inotodiol, which exhibit antiblastic activity;
. cellulose;
. flavonoids;
. ash (12.3%), rich in manganese, which is an enzyme activator;
. trace elements: copper, barium, zinc, iron, silicon, aluminum, calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium.

Any chaga-based medicines are powerful biogenic stimulants. You should remember this and handle chaga with a certain degree of caution; before taking chaga preparations, you should definitely consult a doctor!

In addition, it is necessary to remember that under the influence of high temperatures, most of these beneficial properties of the mushroom are lost, so if you use chaga specifically as a biogenic stimulant, then under no circumstances cook it or brew it with boiling water! Remember that 90-95° C is the maximum permissible temperature for birch mushroom preparations. Although in some cases chaga should be poured with boiling water or even a decoction should be prepared from it. This is done when it is necessary to completely extract other beneficial substances contained in the mushroom.

Beneficial features

Clinical trials have confirmed that chaga:
has antispasmodic, diuretic, antimicrobial effects;
normalizes the activity of the gastrointestinal tract and intestinal microflora;
promotes scarring of stomach and duodenal ulcers;
regulates the activity of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems;
normalizes arterial and venous pressure, as well as pulse rate;
stimulates hematopoiesis;
restores the central nervous and neurohumoral systems of the body;
improves metabolism, including activating metabolism in brain tissue;
increases the body's defenses, the body's resistance to infectious diseases;
has anti-inflammatory properties when used internally and locally;
when used externally, it has an anti-inflammatory, healing and analgesic effect;
has antifungal and antiviral properties;
enhance the cytostatic activity of antitumor drugs;
restores the body's resistance and its defense mechanisms aimed at combating malignant neoplasms;
lowers blood sugar levels.

During the course of treatment with chaga preparations, it is recommended to eat:
. vegetable and milk soups,
. vegetables and fruits,
. milk, kefir, yogurt, cottage cheese, feta cheese,
. pasta, cereals,
. bran bread,
. egg dishes,
. compotes, jelly,
. fruit and vegetable juices,
. mineral water,
. teas with fruit and herbal additives.

You should, if possible, limit the following in your diet:
. animal fats,
. concentrated meat broths,
. sausages and smoked meats,
. pickles and marinades,
. hot coy, spices,
. too hot and too cold dishes,
. strong tea and coffee.

Basic infusion

A piece of chaga should be washed, poured with boiled or purified water at room temperature and left in the water for 6-7 hours until it completely softens. In this case, you should not use metal or wooden utensils; glass or ceramics are best suited for such purposes.

The soaked mushroom should be removed and squeezed out, leaving the water in place and not pouring it out. After this, the mushroom needs to be chopped; you can do this by grating it or passing it through a meat grinder. Then the water in which the mushroom was soaked must be heated to 40-50 ° C, and pour it over the chaga at the rate of 1 part mushroom to 5 parts water. It is very important not to overheat the water, otherwise the mushroom may lose its beneficial qualities. Next, the mushroom should be infused for two days. Moreover, it is better to do this not at room temperature, but to put the infusion in a cool place so that the mushroom does not accidentally ferment.

The finished infusion must be carefully strained and stored covered in a cool, dark place. The infusion is good for the next 4 days.

In medical practice Chaga preparations (thick extract-befungin, tablets) are used as symptomatic agents for the treatment of patients with malignant tumors of various locations in cases where surgery or radiation therapy is not indicated. There are instructions for the use of chaga for gastric ulcers.

Chaga is also used in the treatment of stomach diseases accompanied by decreased secretion (hypocidal and anacid gastritis). In these cases, the use of chaga causes an improvement in the general condition of patients, relieves nausea, pain in the epigastric region and has a normalizing effect on intestinal activity.

There is also information about the beneficial effects of chaga on increased secretory function of the stomach (hyperacid gastritis).

In folk medicine Chaga is widely used as a remedy for the treatment of diseases of the digestive system and malignant tumors - stomach cancer, stomach ulcers, diseases of the liver and spleen. It cannot cure cancer, but it reduces pain and improves the patient’s well-being.

In pharmacies there is a ready-made thick extract of chaga, which is prescribed orally (daily dose 3.5 g). The bottle with the extract is heated, 2 teaspoons of the extract are diluted in 3/4 cup of heated boiled water. Take 1 tbsp. spoon 3 times a day 30 minutes before meals.

Tablets are prescribed Zraza per day, 1 piece 30 minutes before meals. Treatment is carried out in courses of 3-5 months with breaks of 7-10 days.

Chaga infusion prepared at home: dried birch mushroom is poured with boiled water and left for 4 hours, then the soaked pieces are passed through a meat grinder or grated. For each part of crushed chaga, add 5 parts of boiled water (temperature no higher than 50°C) and leave for 48 hours, then drain the liquid; the residue is squeezed out and the water in which the chaga was infused at first is added to the resulting liquid. The prepared infusion can be stored for 4 days, and it should be prepared with this in mind. Prescribe 3 glasses per day before meals every day. For tumors in the pelvis, it is recommended to do enemas (50-100 ml of infusion). When using the infusion, a dairy-vegetable diet is prescribed. When treating with chaga, the consumption of canned food, sausages, and spicy seasonings is prohibited.

Tincture: 1/2 cup of chopped mushroom is poured into a dark bottle. Pour 1/2 cup of warm water into it and leave for 2-3 hours. Then fill the bottle to the top with port. Insist for 2 weeks. Take 1 tbsp. spoon 3 times a day after meals for gastritis, ulcers.

Treatment with chaga for radiation sickness

Required:

1 tbsp. a spoonful of grated birch chaga mushroom, 200 ml of water, a pinch of baking soda.

Cooking method.

Pour chaga into boiling water, leave for 10 minutes, add baking soda, leave for another 10 minutes.

For pain in the heart

2 teaspoons of chopped mushroom;
2 glasses of boiled water.
Pour warm boiled water (40-50° C) over the mushroom and leave in a thermos for 2 days.
Take 0.3 cups 3 times a day, half an hour before meals. The duration of the course is 3 months. Then you can take a break for 2 weeks, after which you can start a new course.

For irritability

4 glasses of boiled water.

With high blood pressure

1 tbsp. a spoonful of dried hawthorn fruits;
1 teaspoon of dill seeds;
Pour the mixture with 2 cups of boiling water and leave for 6 hours. Take 0.5 cups 3 times a day before meals. Course - 1 month.

At low pressure

1 part chopped chaga mushroom;
1 part of dry herb St. John's wort.
Mix dry St. John's wort and crushed chaga in equal parts.
3 tbsp. Place spoons of this mixture in a thermos in the evening and add 2 glasses of warm water (40-50° C). In the morning, strain, divide into 3 doses and take 20 minutes before meals.

For vegetative-vascular dystonia

2 glasses of warm water at a temperature of 50° C;
1 tbsp. a spoonful of natural honey.
Pour water over chaga, add honey and leave in a thermos for 2 hours.
Strain and drink 1 glass 3 times a day half an hour before meals.

Improvement of hematopoiesis

2 teaspoons of chopped chaga mushroom;
1 glass of warm water at a temperature of 50° C.
Chaga is poured with water and infused in a thermos for 2 days, and then filtered. Take 1 tbsp. spoons 10 minutes before meals.
Treatment with chaga preparations is carried out in courses of 3-5 months with short breaks between them of 7-10 days.

To increase hemoglobin

1 tbsp. spoon of birch buds;
1 tbsp. a spoon of calendula flowers;
1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb;
3 tbsp. spoons of crushed chaga.
Pour all ingredients into one container and mix thoroughly.
1 tbsp. Pour a spoonful of this mixture into a glass of water boiled and cooled to a temperature of 50°C. Leave for 6 hours in a thermos. Take 3 times a day, 0.3 cups before meals.
It is recommended to take an additional 40 minutes before meals daily, 0.5 liters of carrot juice mixed with one egg yolk.

Stomach tea

2 tbsp. spoons of strawberry grass;
1 tbsp. spoon of crushed chaga.
Pour the mixture into 1.5 liters of boiling water and leave for 2 hours. Take warm for pain in the stomach and intestines.

For diarrhea

If you are prone to diarrhea, use chaga infusion 1 tbsp. spoon half an hour after meals 3 times a day.

For chronic gastritis

1 tbsp. a spoonful of powdered chaga;
2 glasses of warm water (40-50° C).
Pour water over chaga and leave in a thermos for 6 hours, then strain.
The entire resulting infusion is drunk in small sips in 3 doses 30 minutes before meals. The course of treatment is 5-6 months.

2 tbsp. spoons of powdered chaga;
200 ml of 70% ethyl alcohol.
Pour alcohol into the chaga, close the bottle tightly and leave for at least a week.
Dilute 20 drops of this tincture in 0.5 glasses of warm water and drink half an hour before meals 3 times a day.

For polyps of the stomach and intestines

2 teaspoons of the drug “Befungin”;
0.5 cups of warm boiled water (40-50°C).
Dilute the drug in water, stirring thoroughly with a spoon.
Take 1 tbsp. spoon of solution 3 times a day half an hour before meals.
The course of treatment is 3-5 months with breaks of 7-10 days.

For stomach and duodenal ulcers

First way
Take an infusion of chaga, 1 glass 3 times a day, half an hour before meals for 1 month, then a 2-week break, after which the course is repeated.

Second way
1 part yarrow herb;
1 part St. John's wort herb.
Mix all ingredients.
1 tbsp. Pour a spoonful of this mixture into 1 cup of boiling water, leave for 2 hours, then strain.
Take 0.3 cups 3 times a day half an hour before meals.

For liver failure

1 tbsp. spoon of mint herb;
1 tbsp. spoon of chopped birch mushroom.
2 tbsp. Place spoons of the mixture in the evening in a thermos and fill with 2 glasses of warm water. Strain in the morning.
Take 0.5 cups 3 times a day half an hour before meals for liver inflammation.

For cholecystitis

1 part chaga powder, powdered;
1 part cinquefoil herb;
1 part celandine herb;
1 part lemon balm leaves.
Mix all ingredients.
Pour 1 tbsp. spoon of collection with 1 glass of boiling water. Leave for 10 minutes, then strain.
Drink hot, 1-2 glasses a day.

For osteochondrosis

For osteochondrosis, you can take a basic chaga infusion of 0.5 cups 3 times a day, combining internal use with external use. For rubbing, you can make a tincture of chaga with horseradish.
0.5 cups of dry crushed chaga raw materials;
0.5 cups chopped fresh horseradish;
500 ml vodka.
Pour chaga and horseradish with vodka and leave in a dark place for 2 weeks.
Rub it into the sore spot, then wrap it in a woolen cloth and go to bed.

When salts are deposited

When salts are deposited, a herbal infusion with chaga helps a lot:
1 part chaga powder, powdered;
1 part chamomile flowers;
1 part St. John's wort flowers and herb;
1 part birch buds. Mix all ingredients.

Pass 400 g of the mixture through a meat grinder, put it in a saucepan, and stir.
Pour 1 tbsp. spoon of the mixture 0.5 liters of boiling water, leave for 2 hours and strain.
Take 1 glass 2 times a day, with 1 teaspoon of honey.

Microbaths can also be very useful for salt deposits:
3 tbsp. spoons of sage herb;
2 tbsp. spoons of chaga;
1 liter of water.
Mix all ingredients, add water and boil for 10 minutes. Then strain and add to a bowl of hot water.
Soak sore arms or legs in this decoction for 30 minutes to 1 hour, once a day before bed. The course of treatment is 1 month.

For chronic bronchitis

2 tbsp. spoons of wild rosemary herb;
2 tbsp. spoons of crushed chaga raw material;
1 tbsp. spoon of birch buds;
1 tbsp. spoon of oregano herb.
2 tbsp. spoons of the mixture pour 0.5 liters of warm water and leave in a thermos for 3 hours, then strain.
Take 0.3 cups 3 times a day after meals.

For bronchitis

Grind 100 g of dark raisins (can be passed through a meat grinder);
2 tbsp. spoons of crushed chaga;
1 glass of water.
Mix chaga and raisins, add water and heat over low heat or a steam bath for 10 minutes, then strain and squeeze through cheesecloth.
Take 3 times a day, 0.3 cups.

For pneumonia

1 tbsp. a spoonful of birch bud powder;
1 tbsp. chaga spoon;
2 tbsp. spoons of pollen;
2 glasses of honey.
Mix everything thoroughly in a water bath and heat over low heat or a water bath for 5-7 minutes.
3-4 times a day 1 tbsp. Dilute spoons of decoction with a glass of hot milk and take before meals.

1 tbsp. a spoonful of chopped mushroom;
1 tbsp. spoons of peppermint and valerian herbs;
4 glasses of boiled water.
Pour boiled water over the mushroom and herbs, cooled to a temperature of 50 ° C, and leave in a thermos for 5 hours. Strain and take 0.3 cups 3 times a day, half an hour before meals.

1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
1 glass of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.



For throat diseases
1 tsp, chaga spoon;
3 cups boiling water.



For sore throat
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;

Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.

For the treatment of sinusitis
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
2 glasses of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.

Chaga infusion for tuberculosis


Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.

0.5 cups powdered chaga;
2.5 glasses of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.

Chaga decoction for rubbing:

2 glasses of hot water;
5-7 drops of birch tar.

Mixtures for compresses


0.5 liters of water.

Decoction for lubrication
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
5 glasses of hot water.



Psoriasis

Infusion for applications

0.5 liters of boiling water.





0.5 cups powdered chaga;

2 tbsp. spoons of birch tar;

1 teaspoon of baking soda;
3 raw yolks;

2 tbsp. spoons of black currant leaf;
2 tbsp. spoons of birch leaf;
2 tbsp. spoons of chamomile flowers;
2 tbsp. spoons of oregano herb;
2 tbsp. spoons of succession;
1 liter of boiling water.




5 tbsp. spoons of rose hips;
1 liter of boiling water.

1.5 cups chopped chaga;

2 tbsp. spoons of calendula flowers;
2 tbsp. spoons of oregano herb;
2 tbsp. spoons of mint;
1 liter of boiling water.

Birch mushroom tincture

500 ml vodka.




Herpes




Chaga decoction with rose hips



Chaga tincture for cystitis

2 tbsp. spoons of wormwood herb;

For female diseases

Tincture for prostatitis

1 tbsp. spoon of St. John's wort herb;
1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb.




1 tbsp. spoon of yarrow herb;





For diabetes

To remove radionuclides and for general cleansing of the body, it is recommended to drink the drug “Befungin”, diluted 1:5 parts 3 times a day for 2 weeks or take an infusion of the mushroom with soda.

normalizes metabolism;

For ARVI

For colds, runny nose
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
1 glass of warm boiled water (40-50" C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Chaga infusion taken orally, 1 tbsp. spoon 3 times a day before meals. You can also instill the infusion into your nose.

1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
1 glass of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Dilute 1 tbsp. spoon of infusion 1 tbsp. spoon of vodka and soak the compress with this mixture.
Twice a day, morning and evening, apply compresses to the frontal part of the head, including the temporal lobes.

For excessive irritability
1 tbsp. a spoonful of chopped mushroom;
1 tbsp. spoons of peppermint and valerian herbs;
4 glasses of boiled water.
Pour boiled water over the mushroom and herbs, cooled to a temperature of 50 ° C, and leave in a thermos for 5 hours. Strain and take 0.3 cups 3 times a day, half an hour before meals.

For cold headaches
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
1 glass of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Dilute 1 tbsp. spoon of infusion 1 tbsp. spoon of vodka and soak the compress with this mixture.
Twice a day, morning and evening, apply compresses to the frontal part of the head, including the temporal lobes.

For throat diseases
1 tsp, chaga spoon;
3 cups boiling water.
Pour water over chaga and boil for 3-5 minutes.
You can do steam inhalation for 3-5 minutes, 1-2 times a day for a week.

For sore throat
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
2 glasses of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Gargle with chaga infusion and take 1 tbsp orally. spoon 3 times a day until the sore throat disappears.

For the treatment of sinusitis
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
2 glasses of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Rinse with warm chaga infusion. This infusion is sucked into the nose several times throughout the day.

Chaga infusion for tuberculosis
0.5 cups powdered chaga;
2.5 glasses of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Take 1 tbsp. spoon of infusion per day, before meals for 2 months, then take a break for 1 week, after which the course can be repeated.

Infusion of birch mushroom with badger (goose) fat
0.5 cups powdered chaga;
2.5 glasses of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga and let it brew for 2 hours.
Take 3 tbsp. spoons 3 times a day half an hour before meals, washed down with warmed badger or goose fat. The course of treatment is 3 months, after which you should take a break for at least 2 weeks, then the course can be repeated.

Chaga decoction with birch tar
Chaga decoction for rubbing:
3 tbsp. spoons of crushed chaga;
2 glasses of hot water;
5-7 drops of birch tar.
Pour boiling water over the chaga and simmer over low heat or in a steam bath for 5-7 minutes. Remove from heat, add birch tar and stir.
Take 3 times a day, 1/3 cup of decoction.

Mixtures for compresses
2 tbsp. spoons of chopped chaga mushroom;
1 tbsp. spoon of plantain herb;
0.5 liters of water.
Pour boiling water over the medicinal mixture and cover with a lid. Leave for 2 hours and strain.
Soak gauze in the infusion and apply to the affected area as a compress for 20-30 minutes.

Decoction for lubrication
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed chaga;
5 glasses of hot water.
Pour boiling water over the chaga and simmer over low heat or in a steam bath for 5-7 minutes.
Moisten the affected areas with the decoction.

Psoriasis
Treatment of psoriasis is a long process and requires an individual approach to therapy; each patient should select medications individually, choosing the most effective one for him. But at the same time, it is chaga preparations, oddly enough, that help the majority of patients.
During treatment with birch mushroom, it is recommended not only to lubricate the affected areas and take panna with the addition of chaga, but also to drink the infusion.

Infusion for applications
0.5 cups powdered chaga;
0.5 liters of boiling water.
Pour boiling water over chaga and leave in a thermos for 6-8 hours, then strain.
Soak gauze in the infusion and apply to the affected area as a compress for 20-30 minutes, daily, 2 times a day.
The course of treatment is 2 weeks. After a break of 5-7 days, such courses can be repeated.

Ointment with chaga for the treatment of psoriasis
0.5 cups powdered chaga;
1 cup rendered chicken fat;
2 tbsp. spoons of birch tar;
2 tbsp. spoons of crushed laundry soap;
1 teaspoon of baking soda;
3 raw yolks;
2 tbsp. spoons of bile (sold at the pharmacy).
Heat the fat to 50° C, add chaga, stir well. Then add tar, soap, soda, bile and yolks.
Before use, stir the ointment well and heat in a water bath for 10-15 minutes. It is better to apply it in the evening.

Therapeutic bath with chaga for psoriasis
1 cup powdered chaga;
1.5 liters of warm boiled water (40-50° C).
Pour water over the chaga, close the container with a lid, wrap it in a towel and let it brew for 2 hours.
Pour 1.5 liters of infusion into water. The water should be warm, not hot, the duration of the bath should be 15-20 minutes. The bath should be taken in the evening, before bedtime.
One course includes 3-5 baths, which are best taken every other day. After a break of 1-2 weeks, the course can be repeated.
At the same time, it is necessary to take the chaga infusion internally for a long time. This should be done 1 tbsp at a time. spoon 3 times a day an hour after meals. After 3 months, take a seven-day break.

Restorative bath with chaga
1.5 cups powdered chaga;
2 tbsp. spoons of black currant leaf;
2 tbsp. spoons of birch leaf;
2 tbsp. spoons of chamomile flowers;
2 tbsp. spoons of oregano herb;
2 tbsp. spoons of succession;
1 liter of boiling water.
Mix all ingredients and brew with boiling water. Leave for 2 hours, then strain the infusion and add a warm bath.

Rejuvenating bath
1.5 cups chopped chaga;
5 tbsp. spoons of rose hips;
1 liter of boiling water.
Mix chaga and rose hips and brew with boiling water. Leave for 2 hours, then strain the infusion and add a hot bath.
Take a bath for 20-30 minutes, 2 times a week.

Bath for nervous disorders
1.5 cups chopped chaga;
2 tbsp. spoons of hawthorn fruit;
2 tbsp. spoons of calendula flowers;
2 tbsp. spoons of oregano herb;
2 tbsp. spoons of mint;
1 liter of boiling water.
Mix chaga and herbs and brew with boiling water. Leave for 3 hours, then strain the infusion and add to a warm bath.
Take a bath for 20-30 minutes before bedtime.

Birch mushroom tincture
100 g of dry crushed chaga raw materials;
500 ml vodka.
Pour vodka over chaga and leave in a dark place for 2 weeks.
Take 1 teaspoon orally (can be diluted in a small amount of boiled water) 3 times a day, half an hour before meals.
At the same time, 2 times a day, morning and night, you should lubricate the affected areas with chaga infusion. The course of treatment is 2 weeks, then you need to take a break for the same period, and the course can be repeated.

Herpes
For herpes, it is good to use the ready-made drug “Befungin”, using it both internally and externally.
In this case, “Befungin” is recommended to be diluted with warm boiled water in a ratio of 1 tbsp. spoon for 150 ml of water. It is recommended to take the diluted drug 3 times a day, 1 tbsp. spoon before eating. The same solution should be used to wipe the affected areas.

For inflammatory kidney diseases
Chaga decoction with rose hips
1 tbsp. pour a spoonful of a mixture of crushed rosehips and birch mushrooms with 1 glass of warm water and leave in a thermos overnight, then strain, add 1 tbsp. a spoonful of honey.
Take 0.3 cups 3 times a day.

Chaga tincture for cystitis
1.5 tbsp. spoons of crushed chaga;
2 tbsp. spoons of wormwood herb;
1.5 tbsp. spoons of sandy cumin flowers.
3 tbsp. pour spoons of the mixture into a thermos overnight with 3 cups of boiling water. Strain in the morning.
Take half an hour before meals during the day.

For female diseases
Basic chaga infusion and take 1 tbsp orally. spoon, 3 times a day, half an hour before meals. At the same time, insert tampons soaked in the infusion into the vagina overnight.
You can soak a tampon with the same product and insert it into the vagina overnight. Tamponation should be carried out every other day, internal use - daily.
The course of treatment lasts 2 months; during menstruation, tamponing is stopped.

Half an hour before meals, take 2 tbsp. spoons of basic chaga infusion 3 times a day. Tamponation should be carried out daily, alternating chaga infusion with tampons lightly lubricated with Vishnevsky ointment. During menstruation, cancel everything 3-4 days before and after. The course of treatment is 2 months.

Tincture for prostatitis
2 tbsp. spoons of crushed chaga (birch mushroom);
1 tbsp. spoon of St. John's wort herb;
1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb.
1 tbsp. pour a spoonful of the mixture into a thermos with 2 glasses of hot water and leave for 2-3 hours, filter, adding honey to taste.
Drink the infusion warm, 0.3 cups 3 times a day, 30 minutes before meals. The course of admission is 2 months.

Decoction for prostate adenoma
1 tbsp. spoon of yarrow herb;
1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed calamus rhizomes;
2 tbsp. spoons of chopped birch mushroom.
1 tbsp. Brew a spoonful of the mixture with 1 glass of warm water, leave for 1 hour, strain.
Take 0.5 cups 3 times a day before meals.

For diabetes
Pour 1 part of dry crushed chaga raw material into 5 parts of water, stir thoroughly and heat over low heat to a temperature of 50 ° C, without boiling. Remove from heat and leave for two days, then strain.
Drink 1 glass of the product 3 times a day, 30 minutes before meals.
The course of treatment is 1 month. After a two-week break it can be repeated.

For removal of radionuclides and for general cleansing of the body, it is recommended to drink the drug “Befungin”, diluted 1:5 parts 3 times a day for 2 weeks or take an infusion of the mushroom with soda.
However, you can prepare the infusion yourself.

Chaga infusion for removing radionuclides
1 tbsp. pour a spoonful of crushed chaga into 1 cup of hot boiling water, leave for 30 minutes, then add 0.3 teaspoons of tea soda and leave for another 30 minutes.
Drink 1 tbsp. spoon 3-4 times a day half an hour before meals.

For tumors

For a long time, there has been a debate among researchers whether the birch chaga mushroom helps get rid of tumors and whether it helps to restrain tumor growth. On the one hand, traditional medicine has long recognized the antitumor effect of chaga and considered birch mushroom a popular remedy for treating cancer; on the other hand, official medicine has drawn a number of contradictory conclusions in a number of studies. As a result, based on a clinical study of chaga preparations, scientists came to the conclusion that chaga, although it does not get rid of the tumor and does not have a direct anti-cancer effect, in some cases helps cancer patients in the fight against cancer.
The thing is that, without fighting the tumor on their own, biologically active chaga preparations rally all the internal forces of the body to fight the disease, thereby increasing the likelihood of a cure. That is, if chaga cannot be used as an independent, separate drug in the treatment of cancer, then as an adjuvant, the birch chaga mushroom turns out to be very, very effective.
It is recommended to include chaga preparations under the guidance of attending physicians in complex therapy regimens of medicinal and therapeutic and prophylactic agents of natural origin, especially considering their low toxicity and greater effectiveness.

How does the birch chaga mushroom help here? As it turned out, he:
exhibits pronounced antioxidant and antitoxic properties, thereby helping to increase the level of the body's defenses;
removes any toxins and heavy metals from the body, thereby helping to reduce intoxication caused by tumors and chemotherapy;
quickly relieves pain and has a positive effect on the nervous system;
normalizes metabolism;
has anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory and antispasmodic effects;
enhances the activity of antitumor drugs.
Thus, chaga-based drugs, when used in complex cancer treatment, not only reduce pain and improve the general well-being of patients, but also have a certain therapeutic effect.
The main remedy for using chaga in the treatment of cancer can be considered a basic infusion, the recipe for which is given above.
At the same time, taking into account the location of the tumor, enemas, microbaths, inhalations, compresses and rinses are used in parallel with the infusion. Ointments and alcohol tinctures are also sometimes prepared. The drug "Befungin" also has an effective effect.
There are two methods of using chaga preparations - a method of long-term, about a year, use in short courses, alternating with long breaks in treatment, and vice versa, a course of about three months, when chaga preparations are used constantly, with short breaks (the drugs are used for 5-6 days, then followed 1-2 days break, and the process repeats).
And if with the latter method the therapeutic effect manifests itself quickly, then with the former, positive changes appear, although not immediately, but the results are better consolidated.

Contraindications

There are no special contraindications for chaga preparations. The chaga mushroom is hypoallergenic, does not contain substances harmful to humans and does not have a cumulative effect, that is, it cannot accumulate in the body.

It should be understood that with prolonged use of these mushrooms, people with frayed nerves may experience increased excitability of the nervous system. It is not recommended to use chaga for certain intestinal diseases. I note that these recommendations apply not only to chaga, but also to any other means - you should not treat yourself, it is better to first consult a doctor, especially if you have chronic diseases.

When treating with chaga, consider:
for diseases accompanied by water retention in the body, a more saturated chaga infusion should be prepared so that excess fluid does not enter the body;
with prolonged use of chaga preparations, increased excitability of the nervous system may occur; in such cases, the dose must be reduced or the use of the drug should be completely abandoned;
birch mushroom is contraindicated for chronic colitis and dysentery;
During the course of treatment with chaga-based drugs, intravenous administration of glucose is prohibited;
simultaneous treatment with birch fungus and antibiotics, especially penicillin, is not recommended, since these drugs are not compatible with each other;
It is not recommended to drink strong alcoholic drinks or abuse tobacco during treatment with chaga;
It should also be remembered that the likelihood of an allergic reaction, although small, is present, which may be due to the manifestation of certain individual characteristics of the patient’s body;
In order for chaga treatment to be as successful as possible, certain dietary requirements should be followed.