Chaga for diabetes

If you are looking for a way to reduce sugar, then chaga is the right tool. Mushroom is:

• Natural.
• Not addictive.
• Safe, doesn’t include harmful toxins or impurities.
• Helping at various stages.

Chaga controls diabetes as well as pills. It is used as an independent medicine or simultaneously with medications prescribed by a doctor. The choice depends on:

• Stage of disease.
• Sugar level.
• Type of diabetes.
• Individual reaction to the medication.

The decision to cancel or reduce the dosage of medication should be made by a doctor.

How chaga is good for a diabetic

The inner part of the mushroom shows pronounced hypoglycemic properties due to the protein lectin. Moreover, a decrease in blood sugar is observed in an hour and a half after drinking the broth. The effect exceeds the capabilities of the same Metformin, for the stabilizing effect of which it takes several days of intaking. Indicators are reduced significantly – by 15-30%.

Evaluating the effect of polypore on the general condition of patients with diabetes, it can be noted that the fungus:

• Enhances energy level and removes the characteristic drowsiness inherent in hyperglycemia.
• Normalizes blood vessels damaged by high blood sugar.
• Relieves inflammatory processes in the pancreas.
• Gently stimulates the release of insulin, which is needed to absorb glucose from the blood.

Birch mushroom prevents the development of diabetes complications and helps to lower sugar levels, reducing the dosage of medications at stages 1-3. It is useful to take chaga for metabolic syndrome and prediabetes. If you start using decoctions and tinctures of tinder in time, and also adhere to a diet, you can avoid the beginning of a diabetes.

Chaga in the first type of diabetes

The disease develops in childhood or adolescence and is characterized by damage to the cells of the pancreas by an autoimmune inflammatory process. For patients with the first type of diabetes, the anti-inflammatory effect of chaga is especially valuable. Mushroom helps to reduce the autoimmune attack:

• Normalizes the state of immunity.
• Neutralizes and removes toxins and heavy metals.
• Reduces allergy.
• Eliminates sources of inflammation in the body.

This slows down the destruction of beta cells and the ability of the pancreas to produce insulin is preserved longer.

Chaga in the second type of diabetes

Cells lose the ability to perceive the commands of insulin and don’t absorb glucose from the blood in the second type of disease. The pancreas has to throw more and more of the hormone into the bloodstream. This also leads, in the end, to depletion of the gland. The disease develops in adulthood and occurs against the background of obesity.

With regular intake of chaga:

• Normalizes carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.
• Removes part of the sugar with the urine.
• Cleans the kidneys.
• Supports vision.
• Neutralizes toxins.
• Improves blood circulation.
• Acts as an antioxidant.

Therefore, treatment with polypore not only reduces sugar, but also prevents the development of severe complications inherent in type 2 diabetes: angiopathy, neuropathy, gangrene, blindness, kidney failure. Hypoglycemic medications are not able to perform such a protective and normalizing function.

How to take chaga for diabetes

With diabetes, chaga is taken as a decoction of the inner part of the mushroom in a 1:5 dilution. Another method of preparation is to decoct 10 g of chopped mycelium in boiled water for two days. Then strain and drink a dessert spoon before eating. The course is 3-5 months. Then you need to take a break and you can use the chaga again.