Comments on: Stalking the Wild Chaga! http://www.danielvitalis.com/2010/02/stalking-the-wild-chaga/ Health Motivator and Longevity Strategist Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:29:26 -0700 hourly 1 By: tiinaveer http://www.danielvitalis.com/2010/02/stalking-the-wild-chaga/comment-page-1/#comment-3211 tiinaveer Thu, 13 May 2010 12:18:16 +0000 http://www.danielvitalis.com/?p=2270#comment-3211 Hi Daniel, I enjoyed your video, thank you! My partner and I have harvested Chaga in northern Ontario, Canada. We've also processed it by shaving off the hardened outer black "bark." I'd really like to know how to safely prepare it for consumption, looking forward to your next video feed. You probably know this, but it's also known as "true tinder fungus" because of its incredible potential for fire-starting with just a spark (they found chaga in Otzi's waist pack and figure it was for fire-starting!). We also occasionally burn little pieces as incense, beautiful aroma! Hi Daniel, I enjoyed your video, thank you! My partner and I have harvested Chaga in northern Ontario, Canada. We've also processed it by shaving off the hardened outer black “bark.” I'd really like to know how to safely prepare it for consumption, looking forward to your next video feed. You probably know this, but it's also known as “true tinder fungus” because of its incredible potential for fire-starting with just a spark (they found chaga in Otzi's waist pack and figure it was for fire-starting!). We also occasionally burn little pieces as incense, beautiful aroma!

]]> By: Lisa http://www.danielvitalis.com/2010/02/stalking-the-wild-chaga/comment-page-1/#comment-3020 Lisa Sat, 17 Apr 2010 05:56:01 +0000 http://www.danielvitalis.com/?p=2270#comment-3020 Hi Danial,<br><br>I enjoy all of your videos very much. Are you familiar with any area a bit closer to New York city where I might harvest some Chaga, per chance? If not I guess I'm headed to Jackson :-) Hi Danial,

I enjoy all of your videos very much. Are you familiar with any area a bit closer to New York city where I might harvest some Chaga, per chance? If not I guess I'm headed to Jackson :-)

]]> By: danielvitalis http://www.danielvitalis.com/2010/02/stalking-the-wild-chaga/comment-page-1/#comment-2918 danielvitalis Mon, 05 Apr 2010 13:55:07 +0000 http://www.danielvitalis.com/?p=2270#comment-2918 Yeah!<br><br>Sounds amazing! Yeah!

Sounds amazing!

]]> By: JR Ewing from Dallas, Finland http://www.danielvitalis.com/2010/02/stalking-the-wild-chaga/comment-page-1/#comment-2866 JR Ewing from Dallas, Finland Fri, 02 Apr 2010 21:12:04 +0000 http://www.danielvitalis.com/?p=2270#comment-2866 Yes I made some super tea with Red-belted polypore, Chaga, juniper berries, dried blueberries & twigs, ginger... <br><br>Daniel, you got mail! Yes I made some super tea with Red-belted polypore, Chaga, juniper berries, dried blueberries & twigs, ginger…

Daniel, you got mail!

]]> By: danielvitalis http://www.danielvitalis.com/2010/02/stalking-the-wild-chaga/comment-page-1/#comment-2750 danielvitalis Mon, 29 Mar 2010 19:49:06 +0000 http://www.danielvitalis.com/?p=2270#comment-2750 JR,<br><br>Glad you found that info. Red Belted Polypore grows prolifically here too, and I harvest it often. It is tonic and adaptogenic, much like Reishi or Chaga. It also gets used traditionally for cancers of the GI tract.<br><br>Also, it is often said that it is the most frequently harvested mushroom of all!<br><br>Have you made medicine with them yet?<br><br>~D JR,

Glad you found that info. Red Belted Polypore grows prolifically here too, and I harvest it often. It is tonic and adaptogenic, much like Reishi or Chaga. It also gets used traditionally for cancers of the GI tract.

Also, it is often said that it is the most frequently harvested mushroom of all!

Have you made medicine with them yet?

~D

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