The second edition of The Bidet is almost complete.
The industry itself named the first edition of my book the bidet bible
for its completeness. This second edition will be much
larger, more comprehensive, better referenced, and much
more damning of the flush toilet and toilet paper ecology and economy.
My next book is already in the research phase.
Both Sida Book's Table of Contents
Pictures of Sida Varieties, and other medicinal plants
An Interview with William Bruneau on The Urban Farm
The Vegetable Gardener's Guide Poster
Straw Bale and Rammed Earth Buildings
Other email: bbruneauca@gmail.com
The "big book" is for physicians and naturopaths. My other book, The User's Guide to Sida... is for everyone else! It is based on the research in the "big book". The User's Guide clearly explains everything you need to know to grow, harvest, process and make effective medicinals from Sidas in any easy, readable style. It also has minimal listings of what pathogens Sidas kill or control, a listing of the Sidas many benefits, and a brief look at how Sida medicines compare to standard pharmaceuticals.
This is an information-dense manual encompassing everything known about the genus Sida.
What I personally add is seven-years experience with growing and processing Sida acuta and other Sidas for my own medicinal use.
Everyone I am sure is aware that we are facing steadily increasing antibiotic resistance from a multitude of pathogens, with few new solutions in sight. Sidas show promise that should be explored. Sidas are non-toxic, benign anti-pathogens that the bugs never figure out. They also augment the potency of many existing pharmaceutical antibiotics, fungicides, etc.
I have successfully grown Sida acuta as an annual for the past four years, outside in our Northern California coastal mountain climate. It is perennial in that it re-seeds profusely. One of the worlds great weeds in the tropics, It cannot survive our cold wet winters. I can get a good crop (and seed) in 120 days in our mostly just-warm Zone 8.
Despite our climate I get an incredibly potent medicinal crop from growing it as an annual, outside, unprotected.
Sidas in the lab, using concentrated extracts, have worked against something like 65 pathogens including: Staph (18 specific strains of Staph, including several multi-drug resistant strains), Candida (including at least 6 resistant strains), some cancers, gonorrhea, typhoid, Aspergillus mold, E. coli, Herpes simplex, Kebsiella (pneumonia and hospital infections), Malaria, Mycobacterium, Salmonella (both food poisoning and typhoid), Shigella (diarrhea and dysentery), Strep (cavities, pneumonia), and internal worms.
In some instances crude extracts or teas test better than the reference anti-pathogen (antibiotic, anti-fungal, etc.).
This, of course, is just what has been tested so far, which is not enough.
There are 160 or so other proven benefits from taking Sida including: adaptogenic; anti-oxidant; analgesic; kidney, liver, heart and brain protective; beneficial for human reproduction; and chemo-protective. It is a mineral accumulator; and it is a host plant for birds, bees, and butterflies, among other things.
The Sidas are excellent fiber plants.
If nothing else Sidas make an excellent protein crop. The leaves of Sida acuta have tested at 30% (or better) crude protein.Sida is considered a survival food.
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Sida is an anti-pathogen: it defeats bacteria, fungi, mold, malaria and other parasites. Has defeated cancer the few times it was tested. Supremely beneficial to the body in 160 ways. Non-toxic, does not interfere with pharmaceutical medications. Easy to grow in your backyard. Full benefits listed below. |
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A User's Guide to Sida acuta, Sida cordifolia, and Sida rhombifolia:How to Grow, Harvest, and Make Medicinals from the Worlds Best Herbal Antibiotics, Used by Millions of People Every Day, Top Ayurvedic Herbs, Protein-Rich Survival Plants, Superior Fiber, Grow Them with Your TomatoesThis book is based on the information gleaned from my "Big Book". This small handbook tells you how to plant, grow, and harvest Sidas. This book shows you how easy it is to make essential effective medicinals from Sida plants.
Written by William Bruneau
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A User's Guide to Sida along with Sida seed.The Users Guide book and a packet of naturally grown Sida acuta seeds (24 seeds) $10.00 postpaid and tax paid.
Just Seeds Naturally grown: Seeds naturally grown on our own farm using biointensive principles (sustainable organic). Untreated open-pollinated seed grown without the use of chemicals. (24 seeds).
One packet of naturally grown Sida acuta seeds (24 seeds) $5.00 postpaid and tax paid
One packet of wild-crafted Sida rhombifolia seeds (24 seeds) $5.00 postpaid and tax paid
One packet of naturally-grown Sida indica (abutilon indicum) seeds (24 seeds) $5.00 postpaid and tax paid
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