To use ground Birch Polypore as a tea: put a teaspoon or two in a tea strainer and steep in hot water for 15 – 20 minutes. Add herbs, spices, or other mushrooms to taste or for medicinal effect.
To use ground Birch Polypore for wound (or acne) care use a clean q-tip or similar tool to move polypore fluff from the container to a bandaid / bandage and apply directly to wound/ acne.
Otzi the Iceman carried Birch Polypore on a strap. He is a copper age traveler mummified in the ice of the alps from 5,300 years ago.
Birch Polypore is:
anti-parasitic (it is thought that this was Otzi’s reason for consuming it)
anti-fungal
anti-microbial
antiseptic
antibiotic
antiviral
anti-inflammatory
anticancerous
styptic
pain relieving
promotes gastric health
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