Dragon Herbs
Dragon Herbs Wild Siberian Chaga (100 Capsules)
Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is a revered tonic fungus with a rich history in traditional herbalism across Siberia, Korea, China, and Northern Europe. While found in colder regions globally, the most potent Chaga is traditionally believed to originate from the subarctic birch forests of Siberia.
Dragon Herbs stands by the principle of "Di Tao" – sourcing herbs from their authentic, traditional origins. Our premium Wild Siberian Chaga is sustainably collected from remote, near-arctic Siberian forests. True "Chaga" achieves herbal maturity after 20 years of wild growth on birch trees. This prolonged development in harsh, arctic conditions imbues it with a unique potency, a stark contrast to immature "Chaga" often sourced from tropical farms in just a few years. Chemical analysis confirms that genuine wild Siberian Chaga possesses a superior profile of active constituents.
To preserve these hundreds of beneficial compounds, Dragon Herbs utilizes a state-of-the-art, moderate-temperature, full-spectrum extraction technology. This process employs both water and ethanol, ensuring all bioactive components are captured and delivered intact. Unlike extracts made with synthetic solvents, our method has demonstrated remarkable potential for scavenging free radicals, reflecting the authentic activity of traditionally prepared Chaga.
| Ingredient |
|---|
| Wild Russian Siberian Chaga Mushroom |
| 32% Chaga Polysaccharides by analysis |
| Powdered extract (water and alcohol extraction) |
Adults Take 1-4 capsules, 1 to 3 times per day as desired, or as directed by a qualified health care practitioner. In general, as a tonic herb for health promotion and health maintenance, a low-moderate dose of just 3 capsules per day is sufficient.
Dragon Herbs Wild Siberian Chaga is available in bottles of 100 capsules.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
If you're unsure whether Dragon Herbs Wild Siberian Chaga suits your health goals, contact us at 888-932-2526 for more information.
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The bottle gives Dragon Herbs’ general serving suggestion. If you are working with a health provider, the schedule they set for you wins.
Schedules are written as three numbers — morning, noon and evening. For Dragon Herbs tonics the typical schedule is 3-0-3: three in the morning and three in the evening, none at midday, unless your health provider specifies otherwise.
| On your schedule | What it means |
|---|---|
| 3-0-3 | Three in the morning, three in the evening — the typical tonic schedule |
| 3-3-3 | Three with each of the three meals, nine a day in total |
Tonic herbs are traditionally taken over months rather than days, and the amount is adjusted to the person.
So do not work out how long a bottle will last from the label. Work it out from your schedule.
If you are not sure how to read your schedule, send it over — walking people through their own numbers is exactly what the text support is for.
Chinese tonic herbalism is a distinct tradition from the Western "take something for a symptom" model. Tonic herbs — the ones traditionally classed as superior — were selected over centuries for being safe enough to take daily over long periods, and are used to support the body’s own regulation rather than to push it in one direction.
That has a practical consequence worth setting expectations around: tonics are judged over months, not days. If you are looking for something that changes how you feel this afternoon, this is the wrong category.
Dragon Herbs works to a principle called Di Tao — that a herb should come from the region where it grows best, in the conditions it evolved for. It is the same idea as terroir in wine, and it matters more with herbs than most people expect: the same species grown in the wrong place produces a measurably different plant.
Traditional practice organises tonics into Jing (the deep reserve you are born with and spend over a lifetime), Qi (day-to-day functional energy) and Shen (spirit, presence, the quality of attention). Most formulas lean toward one. Knowing which one a formula addresses is the quickest way to tell whether it is the one you actually want.
Curated by Practitioner Eileen Durfee, NBS (Nutritional Balancing Science), NASM-CPT — wellness educator, inventor with 10 U.S. and 6 international patents, author, and Nationally Certified Spinal Fitness Specialist
Wild-harvested chaga rather than cultivated. For a fungus that concentrates what it grows on, where it came from matters more than usual — which is the whole point of the Di Tao principle.
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Founded by renowned herbalist Ron Teeguarden, Dragon Herbs offers a wide range of herbal supplements that are rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). These formulations are designed to support various aspects of health, enabling you to lead a vibrant and resilient life. Consider how incorporating Dragon Herbs supplements into your daily routine can elevate your well-being.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is a holistic healthcare system with roots extending thousands of years. Its foundational principles include:
Practitioners use various diagnostic methods, including:
TCM incorporates various modalities, including:
Jing is the hereditary "source" energy essential for life, influencing circulation and overall vitality, particularly regarding kidney health.
Yin Jing tonics are specialized herbal formulations focused on:
Yin Jing tonics may be beneficial for:
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