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To: hoagy62

“He also touted the health benefits of chaga”

Although studies are still in the early stages, there is evidence that one of its chief constituents, betulinic acid, and some of its phytosterols can directly eliminate cancer cells; the specific cause of this action is yet unknown. Furthermore, chaga is known to help stimulate immune function, promoting a stronger defense against cancer and helping the body to fight back.

Chaga tea can also benefit cancer patients in another way by helping to limit the uncomfortable side effects of many common cancer treatments. Its immune-building effects are critical for those undergoing cancer treatment that weakens the immune system, thus reducing the likelihood of an infection developing. Chaga mushroom tea can also help to promote healthy digestion, and may ease some of the nausea and lack of appetite resulting from these medications. Most importantly, chaga tea may even help to prevent the cancer cells from metastasizing, traveling through the bloodstream to start a tumor in another area of the body. Although there is still much research to be done into the full benefits of chaga tea, the potential that has been shown in studies today makes this tea a worthwhile investment for those suffering from cancer.


6 posted on 07/04/2021 10:24:38 AM PDT by TexasGator (UF)
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To: TexasGator

“Although studies are still in the early stages, there is evidence that one of its chief constituents, betulinic acid, and some of its phytosterols can directly eliminate cancer cells;”

The FDA is going to ban it immediately. As soon as the lobbyists checks clear.


15 posted on 07/04/2021 11:57:52 AM PDT by dljordan (Slouching towards Woketopia)
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