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This Ice-Man Knew About the Hoof Fungus - Do You?

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The story of Otzi the iceman is super cool because he had two different types of fungi with him. If you don't already know the hoof fungus / tinder fungus / false tinder fungus (Fomes fomentarius), then I encourage you to watch this. It may be on the tree in your front yard right now! Plus, you can make a hat out of it!
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@royhurley7572 2 года назад

"Entangled" is a great book to read if you want to be blown away by the ways fungi impact and envelope our lives and planet. Big fan of Otzi and mushrooms, so a great video. Thanks!

@yogendermohan 2 года назад

Just ordered one !

@alexmushroomfloki 2 года назад

Entangled is a brilliant and informative read +1

@Wesz808 2 года назад

Best book on the subject! And yes, i've read Stamets. This is much more fun to read.

@tomevans4402 2 года назад

Going to read it thank you

@donaldmatthies6026 2 года назад

@Roy Hurley, is it entangled or entangled life, I'm curious as I have the entangled life book, maybe there is a better book out there.

@trazcotraz2798 2 года назад

In my parts of world this mushroom is called "horse's shoe" and was (is) used for making bandages for bleeding and/or infected wounds, fire-bricks, etc., even to dry it and make a type of flour for thin little bread in combination with all kinds of nuts and forest fruits and the receipts are from Daco-Thracians old. My grandmother saved our family from after-WWII (4 years) hunger with this mushroom knowledge and many other things that she know about the forests. She use to say: "if you are living in a forest, not the cold or the hunger, or the wildness will kill you, only your fear and stupidity". The ones in your video are small. In our forests this mushrooms are 2 to 4 time larger. The larger that I find was about 50-60cm large.

@dianaanthony2981 2 года назад

I love hearing stories about your grandmother. I love that you know who your ancestry are. Write them down and pass them around please!

@mollymillions6586 2 года назад

That is so cool, thank you for sharing!

@jackblackpowderprepper4940 2 года назад

Thank you for the knowledge and sharing this story.

@edwardmarshall2035 2 года назад

Hoof means a horse's foot.

@alexandrutereify 2 года назад

se stie

@martinjansson1970 2 года назад

1:20 they are also used as floats, for fishing, to stick sharp objects, like needles, into, for safer carrying, and their smoke is used as a repellant against mosquitos. Because of their ability to firmly hold things you stick into them, you can also put burning sticks in them and use them as lamps, either hang them up on a string, or hock them up on a nail, or against the trunk of a tree, on a sharpened tree branch. You can also make kindle with them, but it involves *a lot* of preparation, and isn't as good as other sources of kindle. Prepared as a tea, it is said to be good for your teeth. You can also carve balls, and other toys out of them. Never heard about them being used against roundworm. But if you say so. So it's a useful fungus. Who knows for what purpose Ötzi had it.

@alexanderdonnelly424 2 года назад

He used it to transport fire with him!

@commonconservative7551 2 года назад

wow

@commonconservative7551 2 года назад

you could be tracked if u carry it lit, and cigar is so much nicer than bug repel

@SarcasmicGlory Год назад

@@commonconservative7551 it only carries embers and you can cover it up and it will smoulder for hours 😊👍

@modestgrower2017 2 года назад

Crazy how I learned about the iceman in school and don't remember them even touching on the fact that he had mushrooms with him. Public education can have serious blindspots

@R0jiv4 2 года назад

It can also be deliberate

@tatfly5779 2 года назад

@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket Funny(sad) considering it is the blacks who twist education nowadays.

@tobyhorn9641 2 года назад

@@tatfly5779 yeah but where I grew up it was the churches and the chicken plant that ran the whole town

@evilmonkey8752 2 года назад

They said he had no pockets

@theapexsurvivor9538 2 года назад

@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket it ain't just the US or the south. Down in Aus we've got a rich combination of soccer mums, woke progressive types, and pearl clutchers of all walks doing what they can to make sure that you get indoctrinated with their beliefs and misinformation. The worst part is that here at least, you've got hospitals handing out completely false information that several of the doctors believe regarding medicinal plants and chemicals. (Still can't get over being told that Amanita's were lethal and that all MDMA contains bleach and was made in toilets).

@user-unfound33 2 года назад

I have had a great relationship with mushrooms since I was 16. 😂 Some have been more magical than others. Great educational video!

@jadenail 2 года назад

Yes, I do. I'm waiting for my tea made of it to cool a bit so I can drink it. Right now.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Hoof fungi tea?

@jadenail 2 года назад

@@UntamedScience emmm, actually not... I didn't watch a second of this video before posting my comment. I assumed you mean birch polypore and only birch polypore. I didn't know ozi had one more mushroom.

@user-cm7hs4rs5z 4 месяца назад

How did you make it

@yukonjeffimagery 2 года назад

Those hoofed mushrooms are called Punk here in western Alaska. They are still used today for making chewing tobacco. Called Black Bull, or Ikmik. Its burned to ash and mixed with fire cured tobacco leaves. It has a very pungent oder when burned and is used to keep mosquitoes away as well.

@__-pl3jg 2 года назад

Me seeing the video title just now.... "An Ice man knew about the hoof fungus? I want to know about the hoof fungus! Whats hoof fungus?!"

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Hah. That tells me the title worked as intended. 🤓🤷🏻‍♂️

@mikepasiak2345 2 года назад

You aware then Pyramids those on in Egypt are way older specifically water marks on Sphynx not mention Pyramids in BOSNIA

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Thanks for this point. Probably missed the mark slightly on that comment then. Next time... :)

@CHITOWNDEECON1 2 года назад

Birch polypore also kills cancer, parasites and boosts the immune system

@Rr0gu3_5uture 2 года назад

They're in the British Army survival book as a source of sterile dressings and for knife sharpening amongst other things. I used a bunch of them on a camping trip to keep my fire going overnight.

@Wesz808 2 года назад

I think the chances are small that he used it for medicinal purposes. It's a nice story but we have evidence that it was used for tinder. He probably wasn't even aware that he had whipworm. I grow my own mushrooms and make a daily cup of tea with reishi and lion's mane. I use a magical butter machine for tea. It blends and keeps it at a temperature (in this instance 88c or 190f) for an hour. Use a polyester filterbag to strain (much cleaner than cheese cloth) and voila perfect tea with all the water soluble compounds. There was a period in my country where a lot of birches were removed. Fungi-wise it's probably the most important tree. Luckily they grow back faster than oaks and beech. Awesome video!

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

You could be right. The evidence seems to point to hoof fungus being used as a tinder. I’m more convinced with the coincidental evidence of birch polypore being used as a medicine though.

@gerwoman4289 2 года назад

A lot of fungi was used topically as well...

@ThePickledsoul 2 года назад

i hope you don't mind the microplastics from the polyester.

@ambulocetusnatans 2 года назад

@@UntamedScience I read a few years back that they found a Neanderthal jaw that had evidence of a certain type of mold similar to pencillin, between the teeth, that they think may have been chewed on to alleviate an infected tooth.

@Wesz808 2 года назад

@@ThePickledsoul Thank you for your passive aggressive comment. But hey, let me explain anyway. Polyester is strong but can shed microplastics. However there is a lot of friction needed. Breathing while wearing a polyester jacket will contain much more particles. My guess is that you don't walk up to people wearing jackets.. When used correctly polyester filter can actually capture microplastics.

@Veptis 2 года назад

It being used to "treat" cancer is a surprising fact. I live close by the Neandertal and have been to the museum. And they had a small section to showcase Ötzi as well. But I don't recall seeing or reading specifics about the mushroom. There was a point being made about the fabricant techniques for tools and clothes tho which was fascinating. I have seen these types of mushrooms around here in different places. And even tried to burn one.

@scrotusmaximus3043 2 года назад

Imagine all the "trial and error" our ancestors had to undergo. How many simply ate horribly poisonous things out of desperation. Some lead us to things like this though, awesome. Ty for the video.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

I think of that a lot!

@gerwoman4289 2 года назад

And do not forget...fungi could also rite you of difficult people 🙄

@frederickvanpelt6393 2 года назад

Maybe they observed other animals...

@wulver810 2 года назад

@@frederickvanpelt6393 yeah, I feel bad for whoever watched a Koala.

@sodalitia 2 года назад

Same happens today. How many doctor's second opinions and how many treatments people go through often before they get properly diagnosed today? Often too late. Often are medicated for the wrong thing for years.

@jdwilsun 2 года назад

That tinder is used to start fire not carry it from one place to another.

@stephenhollinrake916 2 года назад

I used the hoof fugus in Finland,, its definitely a fire 🔥 starter ,, , stay healthy stay outdoors avoid meds n central heating.. I think most wild foods are far healthier for us . ,

@kyleharvey7988 Год назад

Awesome videos! I took micronized mushrooms in my coffee for 2 weeks or so, family got covid and I felt pretty normal compared to the rest of us. Cool youbhad that in your video!

@robo3644 2 года назад

Can't wait to see the medicinal mushrooms video

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Me too!

@comfortablynumb9342 2 года назад

I live close to the Blue Ridge Parkway. And I have 2 acres of woods. I'll have to hunt those mushrooms to see if we have them in the yard. Or I could ride up to the mountains and find them easy.

@andobtw8046 2 года назад

I'm not sure if it's that exact type but there's a type of hoof fungus you can draw with just a stick no ink needed and it will last for years. My great grandfather used to do it and they're still on display in our cabin and they're at least 50 years old, the pictures still clear as ever.

@tinpony9424 2 года назад

When we were kids my dad (now 93) taught us about that. He learned it from his grandfather. We always called them "punks", though. I guess it's because they work like fireworks "punks" for carrying an ember.

@PekkaTolvanen 2 года назад

Ganoderma applanatum is pretty common for that.

@kelvinsparks4651 2 года назад

Im a firm believer in the birch polypore for medicine. I've not had a cold in 2 year's and not a sniff of covid . I just eat a small 2" bit if i feel a tickle in the nose and it goes no further. I don't think it should be used unless needed to prevent the body getting used to it.

@islamabadianstar6946 2 года назад

In kashmir it's also used as a medicine , your video is full of knowledge. Alot of thanks

@zeez9053 2 года назад

Man you don’t Mess about getting the hardcore info out there for the people . 👍🇬🇧🤘

@mikemilton4370 2 года назад

Fungi are amazing.

@daniel.lopresti Год назад

You're right, that IS a funghi looking hat he's wearing there.

@bennysats6076 2 года назад

It's great that a lot of this stuff is coming back, but the idea that a 5300 year old ice mummy is older than the pyramids is pretty laughable

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

How old do you think the pyramids are?

@bennysats6076 2 года назад

@@UntamedScience More like 10,000 years

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

@@bennysats6076 you could be right. I was just looking at Wikipedia for that info and they seem to be less than 5k years old there.

@redleo380 2 года назад

Amadou hats are made from horse hoof fungus. Cool stuff.

@TheOtherMontoya 2 года назад

Holy shit Rob, I've been treating myself with the freshcap stuff too. So far, I've loved it. Big fan of the channel, always learning something new. From Idaho, RM

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Same. Love the medicinal mushrooms from Freshcap. Thanks for that comment!

@JonnoPlays 29 дней назад

New subscriber. Great content, thanks for taking the time and effort.

@alexanderdonnelly424 2 года назад

Amadu was used by dry fly fishermen to dry their fly when the fly got waterlogged, it has been replaced by different oils and gels. I have also used it for tinder, they are quite common in Scotland.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Fantastic point. I had that in the first draft but since I didn’t have footage of it I dropped it. Thanks for the comment.

@vash3860 2 года назад

1:05 is one of the coolest shots outside a video game I've seen in a long time. "The Stoned Age" examines the history of mushrooms and how they played a role in out evolution. Awesome video!

@naturewithandy7204 2 года назад

There are quite a few polypore mushrooms I have found that work great as a coal extender or way of carrying fire.

@sharan4700 2 года назад

Q) Why do Mushrooms grow in Clumps ? A) Because there isn't Mushroom ! But I'm a Fungi with a Heart of Mold, and these Jokes are in Spore Taste !

@garyevans9342 2 года назад

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@garyevans9342 2 года назад

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@zeez9053 2 года назад

Hope you’ll make video on Siberian Chaga. That would be so cool

@thealchemistdaughter3405 2 года назад

My Grandad used to collect theses every Sunday morning in the winter.. We called them tree mushrooms.. My mum and grandma would fry them in butter and fine black pepper.. Absolutely delicious 🤤..He always kept his collection area a secret and chose different areas at different times..for the reasons you said but also he said different light throughout the year changed the taste.. My Grandad died age 96 and had good health right to the last few weeks of life ..

@austintrousdale2397 2 года назад

Thanks for the economic mycology and history lesson!This Charleston-area resident hopes you and your family feel better soon and have a much healthier and happier rest of 2022 🍄🌴🌱🌼✌️

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

By the time I finished the edit I got better. Thanks. 🙏✌️

@bartleblans6570 2 года назад

This makes walking in the woods such an adventure. Paul Stamets and all you guys have changed the way I look at nature completely.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

YES! That's exactly how I see it. I tell my kids a walk in the woods is a bit like pokemon in real life. Thanks for that comment!

@felineshowman3641 2 года назад

2:48 “just ta me a little bit of it” proceeds to rip off the whole thing a few seconds later

@compier12 2 года назад

The fungus on birch work together with the bark of the birch. They stimulate eachother

@mikedavidson5533 2 года назад

It was in his pocket because he was STARVING!

@rc3291 2 года назад

Our ancestors had the knowledge to obtain everything they needed to survive from the world around them. Nature was their shopping mall.

@francishatton6683 2 года назад

The birch pollipore is also a great tinder and in Switzerland they use it to polish gold watches..we call it the razor strop..

@AngelusNielson 2 года назад

"Maybe just take a little piece" Takes the entire mushroom...

@williamwinstrop3918 2 года назад

"maybe take a piece of it or only collect a little bit on a tree because they are a valuable" *cut to 3 men harvesting multiple full samples*

@timreaves3921 2 года назад

Wow, I live in the area featured in this video, and I see hoof fungus all the time. I'll have to remember that tinder trick next time I'm camping. Regarding the possible medicinal uses, how would one prepare and use it?

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Try to dry it out before using it camping. Also, for medicinal uses you’d probably make a tea…

@Ecotasia 2 года назад

I would love to learn some mushroom foraging stuff. This is an awesome tie in with what your channel name makes me think off and your goals for the channel.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Trying to stay on brand. You're right though, this is the best video topic. ;)

@crazyonefrommom 2 года назад

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@davidmunro1469 2 года назад

Ottzi had an arrow in his body? Jealouse husband? Was Ottzy a spy or thief? Only desperate men get trapped in mountain storms.

@garyevans9342 2 года назад

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@sillydog70 2 года назад

Loved this video ! Been seeing those mushrooms on the side of trees for years I always wondered if they were good for anything

@HumblyNeil 2 года назад

This is awesome, thanks Rob!

@TalaAtTanagra 2 года назад

I see you're using Freshcap products. I love his channel (and yours)! Loving the mushroom content.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Me too. I just had a video chat with Tony. He’s helping me sort through the clinical trials and science based info on mushrooms for the next video!

@beefyogurt 2 года назад

0:26 right in the jugular, brutal!

@corpsmind5920 2 года назад

Only take a little piece, while he takes the whole cap. “Oh I didn’t mean me!” Peasants.

@Turin-Fett 2 года назад

If my region had birch trees I guess maybe I would have heard of it. But the closest we have are aspen.

@Nemoticon 2 года назад

Thanks to Ray Mears, I learned about Hoof Fungas a while back. Very interesting stuff, the world of mushrooms and fungi is so varied and magnificent.

@beatnik6806 2 года назад

I did know this In Finland we use this as mosquito repellent by making it burn from one corner and it smokes for a long time.

@AkChiVibes 2 года назад

Those are all over my backyard trees. Some are so pretty. I know native Inuits up here in Alaska burn them then use the ashes to make it into a chew that gives you hallucinations. Seriously! A native guy gave my husband’s boss some of it..boss had no idea..it was way out in the bush and apparently he was tripping for hours. It was a scene.

@erickinney6888 2 года назад

I live in the maine Northwoods, tons of birch polypore and hoof fungus on my property

@sharfalor4244 Год назад

I have a fair amount of this frozen and dried. I make a double extraction from it ( alcohol then water). I used it when I got C.vid and recovered faster than friends who came down with it the same day. My son and his friend have both just used it for tonsillitis, both as a tincture and throat spray. Awesome stuff. And yes, it staunches bleeding fast, I know because I cut through my thumb knuckle cutting it up and had a small slice I immediately taped on. The weirdest part was it just didn't even sting while it was healing. 😂

@iahelcathartesaura3887 2 года назад

What a surprise, you're in the mountains of NC :) Greetings from Asheville. I'm a WNC native. Thank your for this great video, subscribed!

@miszcz310 2 года назад

In Poland it was used as antiseptic for wounds dressings.

@m0w0ss 2 года назад

How do you consume the bigger kinds? I make tea of the turkey tails i harvested but hoof fungus are just so big and solid

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

That’s a great question. I don’t know it’s prepared in China or India.

@Gavolak 2 года назад

This one tastes like beef, this one killed Greg, and this one makes you see god for a couple of hours. -the scientific method, circa 3000bce

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

😀✌️

@tinpony9424 2 года назад

"this one killed Greg.." had me laughing

@jjjackson5183 2 года назад

Iceman had a "bug-out bag." Cool.

@BaltimoresBerzerker 2 года назад

What was the first fungi? I didn't catch a name or known usage. Thank you! Love archeology and just finished building my home mycology lab! Perfect convergence of interests!

@wasolop 2 года назад

birch polypore

@mikedavison3400 2 года назад

All medicinal mushrooms have benefit but birch polypore as I recall had a constituent called betulinic acid that had specific benefit for skin cancer. This ‘demic has people taking Remdesivr at $3K a course. Put that money into medicinal mushrooms and help a hundred people.

@kevincarter9081 2 года назад

Fomitopsis betulina is the scientific name

@l3ad3d 2 года назад

My mom used to pick these and paint then back in the 90'.

@litolambanog7956 2 года назад

What??? all his belongings are well preserved? Even the fungus? The arrow?? The garments!?? Etc.. 😂

@HamiltonsMushroomExtracts 2 года назад

i love Otzi! Thanks for the Mind Mix product shot at the end!

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

It’s great stuff. That’s why it’s in the mix!

@volcanicruby774 2 года назад

Been collecting these since I was a kid, lots of it around our cabin, some pretty huge and heavy.

@haritchie3460 2 года назад

Know some people around there..... as for knowing lot about it no. If I get back that way may check it out. Good to know its found in different countries.

@bartdebondt8663 2 года назад

In ancient times people laced it with horse pee to improve the burn. In Dutch it is called ´Tonderzwam´ witch litterily translate as ´Tinderfungus´.

@Rul-fm2sh 7 месяцев назад

Super cool footage and edition. Very impressive!

@DustyTheDog 2 года назад

2:40 those trees with the longs leaves on them, they sort of look like banana leaves. Are those Paw Paw trees? Narrow trunk, tall, long really skinny branches, with banana-shaped leaves. I have a TON of them where I grew up in Indiana and they look like those trees. They are nearly the same as far as I can tell on my monitor. I like Paw Paw. They are tasty. We call them the "Indiana Banana".

@hotandhotter2056 2 года назад

I get the hoof fungi. I grind it down when the mushroom is fully hard and brown. I grind the whole thing. Let it dry. Steep it. I found it goes me immense amount of energy. First time I drank it before bed and couldn't sleep a wink.

@vinimarshall7301 2 года назад

It was a shame about otzi he was a real bro and i miss him

@garyevans9342 2 года назад

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@jreese46 2 года назад

I didn't, but then again the ice man wasn't punching a clock all day, either.

@e.g.m6598 2 года назад

Hello and thank you. Beyond grateful sponsorship, do u actually recommend those presented brands for their weight/content and quality? Thank you.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

They’re not sponsored, but yes I researched them all. I also talked directly to Hamilton and Freshcap. They are legit.

@RealmRiftGaming 2 года назад

Yeah I still use medicinal mushroom. I drink Reishi tea once a week. But Im also a mushroom cultivator so I have them.

@dreadpiratetjoris 2 года назад

It does not mean ‘iceman’ as many people seem to think, nor is he named that. The icemummy’s name is Otzi and he was named that, because he was found in the Otztal. (Otz-valley)

@jenniferprice1155 2 года назад

The ice man was probably using the birch polypore as a strop.

@richardburguillos3118 2 года назад

Always learning with each video. Thanks! Really enjoy your art work as well. Great way to tell a story. How about Chaga? Is it also a mushroom? It’s used as a hot drink like coffee or tea. Any other properties?

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

I have a video planned on Chaga this year. Stay tuned. Yes, there are lots of great benefits from it and yes, it is a mushroom. ;)

@ryanadcox2654 2 года назад

Pyramids and stone hinge is way older but yes. Cool.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

You could be right. I was going on evidence that seems to indicate they’re more like 4500 to 5000 years old. But who knows. That could be off.

@jarrettvasco7710 4 месяца назад

My man you got to stop watching Joe Rogan😂😂

@andrewblack7852 2 года назад

Amadou is also anti viral and anti fungal. It’s the single best species for honey bee hive collapse syndrome according to Paul. Mix with sugar water and fed to bees can extend the life of the worker bees 7-10 days. That’s a lot for a bee.

@emeralddragongaming2930 2 года назад

Of course I know my ancestors were using them for starting fire, since always , I still have an iron, flint and this mushroom all in a ram's testicle bag , find it in an old grandpa's house ,I remember he was lighting a cigarettes with it sometimes, just to show us children, how it works actually , matches were available everywhere of course and I'm still smoking my bees with these things , the smoke from then is not so aggressive

@isthattrue1083 2 года назад

I think that is also called a Barnacle Mushroom. They also used it to keep their pipes lite.

@jackslagle2019 2 года назад

We call it bear bread in south east AK. Looks the same anyways. I was always told that they only grow on dead vegetation

@thedwightguy 2 года назад

My buddy's dad was born in a farmhouse in Switzerland built in 1530. Came to Canada and carved out a ranch. His son looks EXACTLY like the "Iceman"......even when he speaks Swiss German it SOUNDS like Italian. No DNA test necessary.

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@deadbeats4894 2 года назад

I collect all sorts where I'm at. A friend of mine makes tinctures for us. Mushrooms and cannabis can save humans.

@randybarnes8454 2 года назад

I found something similar to that growing on a live oak. Took a piece of it and it would smolder for a long time. It was even hard to put out. But let me tell you it sure does stink. Might be a good mosquito repellent?

@Cat_Trainer 2 года назад

I love mushrooms and Otzi.

@peaceworld5393 2 года назад

I’m in Texas and have had a few of those types of fungus on my tree !

@kalleahokannas8092 2 года назад

I made tinder once. Only thing Hard about it was carving pieces with dull tools and i got several cuts. This stuff is amazing for building a fire or just Carry to repel mosquitoes

@jefferyboring4410 2 года назад

I saw a fungus sorta like that once it was huge probably 6-7” long! I wacked it hard with a aluminum ball bat and it bounced off! East Tennessee

@azilbean 2 года назад

Great video from beginning to end! Interesting and entertaining.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Thanks Liza

@bradlafferty 2 года назад

Excellent presentation! Well presented. Thanks.

@garyevans9342 2 года назад

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@RebDalmas 2 года назад

I made tinctures from turkey tail and a birch polyphore. I take some sublingually every day. Apart from a slight runny nose, I have had no cold symptoms during this whole " pandemic."

@knohultsurvival2024 2 года назад

Hmmm,,, he probably had chaga too.I like to make tea from chaga and pineneedles,boiled in natural water when im out in the woods. But a little harder to find.

@UllyrWuldan 2 года назад

This is awesome, you're talking about a mushroom just a couple miles from my home.

@jamiemac4377 5 месяцев назад

he was probably hungry holding onto it just incase

@StefanBurns 2 года назад

These videos and my own research are convincing me more and more that ancient humans were mycology experts as much as they were botany experts! Thanks for sharing some of the lost ancient knowledge of our ancestors!

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Thank you for doing the same Stefan