This Is What It Takes To Find WILD CHAGA (Is It Worth It?)
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2022
- Heading out into a frozen birch forest to find Chaga- one of the world's most popular functional mushrooms. It's not easy to do, considering this mushroom has so many incredible benefits... is it worth it?
You can grow Chaga in a lab, but in order to be most beneficial it needs to be wild harvested from birch trees. Find out why and how to look for the "king of mushrooms".
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The symbiotic relationship between mycelium and the biomes they live in is a whole world of knowledge of how the world works that hasnt been studied nearly enough.
I’ve seen it before but didn’t know what it was.
First time I went looking for chaga I found a large chunk just 200m from where I live, and loads more not far away.
Good find!
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that's how it goes. My first reishi patch I found a truck load. Thought, this is easy. Hasn't happened since, lol.
Chaga cured my grandpas prostate cancer when nothing else would.
How far along was the cancer?
What scale it was?
Thanks
What an excellent video!
..I'm glad you included the fire starting technique too! ..Very helpful and informative. I really enjoyed watching this.
I'm currently waiting on a batch of Chaga tincture. It's my favorite non "magic" mushroom- Granted, it's magical in it's own way. .
Thanks for watching! Eric starting a fire with the Chaga is totally awesome. Going to post a video with just that as a tutorial (separately) if you want to watch that soon!
There are a lot of burls out there. They have value too for craftsman and such. The Walnut Burls are worth quite a bit.
Awesome content!!!
Love it... amazing experience to touch such things and such abundance from nature.
Glad you enjoyed it! I agree there is something special about getting something so powerful from the woods :)
Thanks for the video, very helpful. Found a bunch of Chaga today west of Edmonton. I have it drying and I am enjoying my first cup of Chaga tea.
Biggest one I've found weighed over 7 and a half pounds before drying
Very cool! I just order my chaga nuggets from a local tea shop that sources it in Ontario.
Amazing- Ontario has lots of Chaga!
Nice!!
Fantastic Video.
Thanks for watching!
Never even hear of it. I wish there were was more knowledge on gourmet/medicinal mushrooms where I live
Might have a local mycological society... worth looking into!
Man I would love to do this .. except for the cold… I live in AZ
Mush Rum!
Rock and Stone!
Eric Whitehead is the real deal 🔥
No doubt! He was the perfect guide
Just curious why he had his shoes off in the middle of the forest, when he was building a fire?
2:21 book
It must come from nature
i may have missed it, but should you only harvest in WInter?
myth. Just easier to find and easier to haul out. I gps them while summer foraging then pick them up on the end of a hunt.
Black rough and bitter... I wonder why humans decided to eat the stuff. However, I'm going to go find some.
can you tell me of CHAGA in maple trees ???
never seen it on maples. Only medicinal on birch anyhow.
Why don't people mass inoculate these forests? Couldn't that make for lost of future chaga?
People are trying. Thing is , it takes years to grow. Birch trees , especially yellow birch are quite valuble timber tree , so why would you infect it with something that is worth less. Stamets grows it in the lab and claims the mycillium is more potent. Where I live and in the great white there are millions of birch trees and millions of chaga.
Can someone please explain to me why this is medicine? How do these mushrooms affect our health?
Edit: I have crohn’s disease and some other autoimmune disorders and have been looking for remedy’s for years.
there are several resources for medicinal mushroom. Paul Stamets is the go to expert on everything mushrooms.
Look into DMSO and Methylblue
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