Birch Polypore Triple Extract
Birch Polypore Triple Extract
Fomitopsis betulina
1:5 Triple extract mushroom supplement. Using 100% fruiting bodies grown, processed, and extracted on our farm in Bude, Cornwall, UK, by our qualified Biomedical scientist, Ellie.
Extracted with cold water, high pressure hot water & Organic UK ethanol. No grains, fillers, or mycelium.
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About Birch Polypore
The inhabitants of Europe have looked to the birch polypore (Fomitopsis betulina) for centuries to harness its remarkable properties. Found on birch trees, this fungi has been a part of traditional European herbal medicine, adapting bodies to harsh environmental conditions.
Birch polypore was famously found with the mummified remains of Ötzi the Iceman, who lived over 5,000 years ago. This ancient connection underscores its long-standing value in traditional practices.
In some European traditions, birch polypore is esteemed for its spiritual healing properties. It is used in various rituals to promote inner strength, clarity, and harmony, drawing on its perceived connection to the earth’s energies.
Dosage & Use
Not for under 18s
Contains Alcohol
Keep out of reach of children
Not to be used as a substitute for a natural and varied diet
Consult your GP before use if taking medication or if you have any medical condition
Recommended Dosage:
1-2ml daily, either diluted in tea, coffee, water, food or taken directly from dropper to mouth. Do not exceed this.
NB. extract may lose some efficacy/bioavailability with the addition of hot temperatures (adding to hot drinks) as the final product contains a cold water portion in its ratio. So ideally taking dropper to mouth.
Disclaimer
Atlantic Fungi Co-op and it’s members make no claims as to the medicinal uses of their products for specific medical conditions. These are sold as food supplements.
All suggestions on this page are our interpretation of the current scientific literature. Where research has shown positive action, it is often achieved in clinical settings. Please do your own due diligence in researching information and consulting the appropriate medical professional.