Bristol Fungarium | Organic Mushroom Extracts

Chaga Q&A! We’ll start… 🤓 Did you know that the Sami people, indigenous to the Arctic regions of Scandinavia, hold deep-rooted beliefs about Chaga? 🍄 In Sami tradition, this supernatural sclerotium symbolises strength, resilience, and a vital connection to nature 🌳 The Sami prepare Chaga by drying and grinding it into a powder, then brewing it over and over to achieve the most potent decoction - which is firmly believed to be the seventh brew ☕️ Sami hunters would drink this super-charged seventh brew of Chaga tea before an expedition, trusting in its power to enhance stamina, sharpen the senses, and protect them from illness 💪🏼 There is both symbolic and practical importance of Chaga in Sami culture, which to us highlights their profound relationship with the natural world and a reliance on traditional knowledge for both survival and well-being ~ swoon, generational wisdom 🗣️✨ As usual, there’s so much we can learn from our native brothers and sisters the world over… While we might not all have Chaga growing in our back gardens, (and the Sami people are quite unlikely to have blood oranges growing in theirs!) we hope our tinctures can help to bridge the gap between native wisdom and wellbeing in a modern context. They really do hit different with a generous squeeze of fresh OJ 🍊 Curious to learn more about this peculiar, primordial fungus? 🙋🏻‍♀️ Comment your questions below and we’ll respond to them in a video next week👇🏼 #BristolFungarium #BristolBorn #ScienceLed 🍄 🍄 🍄 #Chaga #MedicinalMushrooms #Superfood #NaturalRemedies #HerbalMedicine #Adaptogens #HolisticHealth #ImmuneBoost #HealthBenefits #TraditionalMedicine #MushroomPower #NatureCure #SustainableHealth #WellnessJourney #HealingFoods #IndigenousWisdom #Native #Traditional #Ancient #Indigenous #Sami #Scandi #Wisdom #ASMR