Container of 40 vegetable capsules of ergosphere microgranules. The chaga fungus grows in the white birch forests of Russia, Korea and Europe, the white birch contains large amounts of betulinic acid in its bark, in essence the fungus concentrates the bark of the tree, thereby concentrating the betulinic acid, this is Known for its antiretroviral, anti-inflammatory, and anticancer properties. Chaga mushroom contains one of the highest amounts of anti-ear cancer compounds of medicinal mushrooms, especially in the form of betulinic acid. While the betulin found in birch is indigestible to humans, the chaga fungus converts it into a form that can be digested orally. In its composition, this fungus contains a high concentration of vital phytochemicals such as antioxidants, enzymes and phenols called chromogenic complexes, one of these chromogenic compounds is melanin, present in the skin, retina, inner ear, brain etc..., melanin is a protector of the tissues in the body and especially protector of the skin. Melanin is effective in dissipating 99.9% of the ultraviolet radiation absorbed by the skin. It is important to note that other studies show the anticancer ability is also present in other components of the chaga mushroom such as sterols and triterpenes. These compounds are currently being studied for use as a chemotherapeutic agent. Betulin appears to work selectively on tumor cells because the PH of tumor tissues is lower than that of normal tissues, and betulinic acid only works at those PH levels. This fungus contains in its composition 15 amino acids, predominantly glycine, aspartic and glutamic acid, the most abundant terpenes are cholesterol, inotodiol, with ergosterol being the one with the highest concentration in the mycelium, low concentrations of fungisterol, tramthenolic acid and other terpenes as well as mechanics easily converted to betulinic acid, it also contains other bioactive compounds such as agaric acid, suringic acid, vanillic acid and glycyrrhizin. Chaga belongs to the group known as adaptogens. The polysaccharides present in mushrooms act as inhibitors of tumor growth and modulators of the immune response, they also have B-glucans with antitumor and immunomodulatory capacity. Different extracts obtained from chaga have been added to cancer cell cultures, thus proving their antifungal activity and their inhibitory effect on cell growth due to having a cytotoxic effect. Its anticancer capacity is also present in triterpenes and sterols, and has been tested in vitro in human cells, and it has been found that its greatest antitumor effect is given by inotodiol. Its antioxidant capacity on the DNA of lymphocytes has also been verified thanks to triterpenes and steroids. Take 1 or 2 capsules a day or according to the recommendation of the health professional. Do not administer to pregnant and lactating women Do not administer to people undergoing anticoagulant treatments Inhibits platelet aggregation Do not exceed the expressly recommended dose. Keep in a cool, dry place and out of the reach of small children. Nutritional supplements are not a substitute for a balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.