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4 oz. @ 9.99; 8 oz. @ 17.99
 
Birch polypore has been used for thousands of years and became famous when it was found along with the body of ‘Ötzi’, a 5300 year old mummy discovered by tourists between the border of Austria and Italy. It’s believed that Ötzi – who was suffering from Lyme disease – might have used the mushrooms to help clear parasitic worms from the stomach and the digestive system.
 
Medicinal claims** for birch polypore include:
immune boosting;
anti-parasitic;
anti-septic;
anti-viral; and
anti-inflammatory
 
Young specimens are more edible than mature specimens; even then, we strongly recommend that you use birch polypore to make tea.
 
* * These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.