1.Adaptogenic and immunomodulating activities

2.Antioxidant and antihypoxic activities

3.Hepatoprotective, detoxic, hypolipidemic activities

4.Anti-inflammatory and antiallergic activity 

5.Antimutagen and anticancer activities

6.Antiviral and antituberculous activity

7.Temoleptic activity 

Application:

• Food supplement

Birch bark has been shown to act as a laxative and diuretic, and many consume it orally to treat their gout, rheumatism and 

kidney stones. In fact, one of the plant's chemical components, Betulinic Acid, is currently being tested as a promising 

cancer treatment. The water soluble form of the acid inhibited the growth of human prostate cancer cells by nearly 96%, 

according to a Weill Cornell research team.  Some researchers believe that it has the ability to destroy tumor cells and slow 

the growth of both HIV and melanoma.

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