Chaga bewegingsstelsel - May interact with antiarrhythmics

- May interact with antiarrhythmics

275L bottle

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Chaga can also be used on its own for these cases

do not give to people with active bleeding or 14 days before an operation or dental procedure

Chaga bewegingsstelsel - May interact with antiarrhythmicsLatin name: Innonotus obliquus Common name: Chaga Family: Hymenochaetaceae Form: Full spectrum concentrate, dual extraction Concentration: 1000 mg dried fruiting body per 1 ml Dosage: Keep 5 to 15 drops per day under the tongue or dissolve in a glass of water Introduction: Chaga is a fungus that grows on birch trees in temperate climates. Chaga shares many of the birch's medicinal properties, often in a modified form. For example, chaga converts the