Chaga Extract Tincture Drops
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Chaga Extract herbal boost is a double extraction containing both the water-soluble fraction of wild-harvested chaga mushroom plus the alcohol-soluble fraction. This means it contains the broadest spectrum of healing nutrients available in any single chaga product!
Chaga is supportive to:
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- Eyes, brain, and skin*
- Immune system function*
- Cardiovascular health*
- Intestinal and liver health*
- Energy levels*
Add a half teaspoon or more of Chaga Tincture Drops to your Jing Soda for additional immune support, beauty benefits, and longevity advantages!
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.
🍄 Ingredients
🍄 Ingredients
Wildcrafted Chaga, Organic Vanilla, Water, Organic Extraction Spirits.
Pair well with
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