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Chaga

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Chaga 

a fungus of the family Polyporaceae that develops as a growth on the trunks of trees, mainly birch. Befungin, an extract of chaga, is used for the treatment of certain gastrointestinal diseases and is administered as a tonic. It sometimes alleviates the condition of patients with malignant tumors.
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A healthy herbal ingredient rich in antioxidants, chaga contains a variety of natural compounds that support better health.
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20 (ANI): Celebrated to respect the womenfolk for their contribution in sustaining the family, the Chaga Gadi was held recently at The Heritage in Kohima.
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Then he placed himself in the capable hands of his guide, Evans, a member of the mountaineering Chaga tribe, who picked him up the 10 or so times he fell on the way back down.
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