Organic Chaga Mushroom Extract
Elevate your formulations with ChagaMax, a wild-harvested Chaga extract brimming with immune-supporting beta-glucans, antioxidants, and adaptogenic properties—straight from the Arctic forests of Finland.
What is ChagaMax™?
ChagaMax™ is our wild-harvested organic Chaga mushroom extract, sourced from the pristine Arctic forests of Finland. Grown in nature—not on grain—ChagaMax delivers a potent blend of beta-glucans, polyphenols, triterpenes, and other key bioactives, all carefully concentrated through a 25:1 water extraction process.
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Wild-Harvested
Naturally grown on birch trees for a richer bioactive profile than cultivated Chaga.
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High Beta-Glucan & Polyphenol Content
Concentrated to ≥15% beta-glucans and ≥10% polyphenols, fueling robust immune defense and antioxidant protection in every serving.
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Clinically Validated
Shown to enhance immune function, reduce inflammation, and lower stress markers, making it a science-supported powerhouse.
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Formulation-Friendly
A highly soluble, organic-certified extract perfect for capsules, beverages, gummies, and functional blends.
Clinical Study Highlights
Evaluating the Effects of Wild-Harvested Chaga Extract Over 4 Weeks on Immune Function, URTI Symptoms, and Mood in Endurance Athletes
51%
Fewer URTI Symptoms
30%
Lower Cortisol
61%
Increase in Beneficial Gut Flora
10%
Improvement in Mood
Why Wild-Harvested Chaga Matters
Not all Chaga is created equal. Wild-harvested Chaga thrives on birch trees, where it develops a dense sclerotium—the hard outer shell packed with beta-glucans, polyphenols, and triterpenes that drive its immune-supporting power. Mycelium-on-Grain (MoG) Chaga, on the other hand, is grown in artificial environments on grain, resulting in a product that is high in starch and low in key bioactives. If you want the real benefits of Chaga, wild-grown is the only way to go.
Higher Beta-Glucans, Lower Starch
A recent analytical study (see chart) reveals that whole (wild) Chaga consistently contains more beta-glucans while MoG Chaga shows significantly higher starch. This matters because beta-glucans are the primary drivers of Chaga’s immune and anti-inflammatory benefits, whereas excess starch offers negligible health value.
Contrary to rumors, wild Chaga isn’t a magnet for pollutants. Extensive testing proves that Finnish Lapland—where we source our Chaga—has some of the cleanest air and lowest heavy-metal soil content in Europe. This pristine environment ensures that ChagaMax remains free of pesticides, heavy metals, and other contaminants, often testing below detectable limits.
Wild Chaga forms a protective sclerotium brimming with polyphenols and antioxidants—a feature completely absent in MoG “Chaga.” By harnessing both the mushroom’s interior and sclerotium, ChagaMax delivers the full spectrum of health benefits that real Chaga is known for.
Research shows that wild-growing Chaga outperforms MoG alternatives in immunomodulation and inflammation suppression, making it a more reliable choice for brands targeting immune support, stress resilience, or general wellness. Put simply, nature does it better—and the science backs it up.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes ChagaMax different from other Chaga extracts?
ChagaMax is wild-harvested from Finnish birch trees, delivering higher beta-glucans, polyphenols, and triterpenes than grain-grown Chaga, which is mostly starch.
Why is wild-harvested Chaga better?
Wild Chaga absorbs betulinic acid and polyphenols from birch trees and forms a sclerotium, the antioxidant-rich outer shell missing in cultivated Chaga.
Is ChagaMax organic and tested for purity?
Yes! ChagaMax is certified organic, is non-GMO, and is lab-tested to ensure it's free from pesticides.
How can I formulate with ChagaMax?
Its highly soluble powdered extract works in capsules, beverages, gummies, powders, and functional foods. We offer formulation guidance to help.
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Elevate your product line with ChagaMax—a wild-harvested Chaga extract packed with immune and stress support. Our experts are ready to help with formulations, dosage, and compliance—let’s talk!