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Chag-o-Charge
Chaga Mushroom Tea
Chag-o-Charg is the wild, raw chaga mushroom concentrate harvested from wild birch trees. Fortified with wild white birch bark it is a potent source of antioxidants. Chaga mushroom contains many beneficial active compounds such as sterols, polyphenols, betulin, and betulinic acid, the benefits of which are well published. Chag-o-Charge is a source for vital trace minerals such as copper, iron, and potassium, as well as B vitamins. It is also a top source of antioxidant enzymes, especially SOD (superoxide dismutase). Chaga has the highest ORAC and SOD levels of any mushroom and has been used for centuries
Sergey N. Maslennikov, a Russian doctor, who is remembered by local people even long after his death, was born June 21, 1887 to a poor family. Maslennikov graduated from the Medical Faculty of Moscow University in 1908, then worked in Aleksandrov in Zemstvo Hospital. In 910 he married Maria Mikhailovna Sokolova. In 1912 they had a daughter, Catherine, and in 1913 Maria was born.
Maslennikov was a hard-working man of talent. He compiled many recipes that are still consumed by the local residents for treatment of sore throat and colds. He was also a physician-researcher.
Maslennikov's main achievement was a discovery, as stated in the "description of the invention", "symptomatic tool to facilitate the state of cancer patients."
Solzhenitsyn tells about one of the "correspondence Patients" of Maslennikov in the novel Cancer Ward
:"Friends! It's an amazing story. I was told it by one patient who came here for a check, when I was still waiting for admission here. I then, without taking any risk, wrote a postcard with a return address of the hospital. And now came the answer already! Twelve days have passed--and the answer. And the doctor Maslennikov even apologized to me for the delay, because it turned out, he had to respond to an average of ten letters a day. And less than half an hour is not enough for a good letter. So for five hours a day, somebody was writing letters! And he doesn't get anything for that! . . . And he doesn't have any staff, assistants, secretaries. All of it--when off duty. And there is no any glory for his work either! For us, the sick patients, the doctor is as a ferryman: we need him for an hour, and then we don't know him. And those he will cure, throw the letters away. At the end of the letter, he complains that patients, especially someone he helped, stop writing him. They don't write about the doses taken and the results. And he also asked me--begged me to reply thoughtfully!
. . . one former patient told me about Dr. Maslennikov (an old country doctor from Alexander County, near Moscow). He has stayed there for decades--since he came there, treated in the same hospital. And then he noticed that although the medical literature was increasingly writing about cancer, he didn't have cancer patients among the peasants. Why was this? . . .
He began to study . . . and found this phenomena: that to save money on tea, the men in this whole area do not brew tea, but chaga, also known as a birch mushroom. . . . So Sergey N. Maslennikov thought: isn't it that chaga that Russian peasants have been treated with for cancer for centuries, without knowing it?
But obviously, this was not enough. We had to check everything. We had many, many years yet to observe those who drink this homemade tea and those who do not drink. This meant to give this drink to those who have a tumor, and take the responsibility not to treat them by other means. Then guess what temperature to brew, and in what dose, either to boil or not boil, and how many glasses to drink, without harming. Then observe which tumors it affects and which it affects less."
Solzhenitsyn experienced the healing effect of fungus as well as thousands of other people. Many of whom Dr. Maslennikov saved.
It is worth reading his notebooks with records of the results of his treatments. There are frequent records of full recovery. But for a long time this method of treatment was not recognized. He had to see patients secretly, not at work or home. Only in 1950, after many years of research and observation, Dr. Maslennikov applied in the Ministry of Health for his invention. Copyright was obtained in 1958, eight years later.
Like all talented people, Dr. Maslennikov was a versatile man, fond of many things, such as hunting and gardening. He also walked around the whole of Alexandrov with a camera, filming its every corner. Many photos of Sergiev Posad were preserved in the cities of southern Russia.
For more on the chaga mushroom see The Cure is in the Forest.
Directions: For a delicious drink pour a cup or more of boiled water over a level teaspoon of Chag-o-Charge and stir. Traditional method: Cover and let set for 24 to 48 hours. Then, you can drink it hot or cold. You can also mix it into a smoothie in a Vita-Mix or blender. It's delicious and powerful, so enjoy.
Ingredients: wild, raw chaga mushroom; wild, raw birch bark; and organic purple maca root. A sterol, mineral, and enzyme-rich infusion. A potent, wild whole food--non-GMO.
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This page was updated on October 28, 2011
