Sida acuta, Sida cordifolia, Sida rhombifolia

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William Bruneau, Author/Publisher

Specializing in Compelling, Overlooked Topics


WB Publisher is a small press that publishes important books and posters ignored or overlooked by other publishers. We are a small, growing press with big plans to make a better life and easier life for all of us. While this may seem presumptuous in a post-modern world where there are over 150,000 new titles every year in English alone, we feel that there still is room for meaningful titles on new subjects or new approaches to established subjects.

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Our imprint began years ago with a gardening poster, The Vegetable Gardener's Guide. There have been many gardening books that try to make planting and cultivation information easily available. This is the only poster which puts ALL the facts before your eyes that a gardener needs for successful organic gardening. From seed to harvest this is the clearest visual reference for gardening information. It even includes companion plants and biointensive cultivation.

Master gardeners and nurseries love this poster - all the basic gardening information that they have to repeat over and over is on this poster. They simply point to the poster.

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In 2004 I decided to put my enthusiasm for the French bidet, and its modern derivatives, into a book. This turned out to be the first book on the topic, ever! Could not find anything else in print. There was nothing in the Library of Congress at the time except a note by President Thomas Jefferson on the bidet as a result of his visit to Paris in the 1700s. What a treat to write the first book on anything in 2004! I discovered everything known at the time about bidets, and went beyond common knowledge by adding information from other knowledge bases, like medical benefits. This resulted in a book whose information is still very complete and current today.

The Bidet immediately became the reference on the subject. It is still commonly known in the business as The Bidet Bible , because it included every thing known about the bidet, and more.

Unpublished authors in 2004 had few options for publication. Create Space publishing did not exist. So I printed pages through a cheap home printer, punched the spiral binding and bound the book myself. My only avenue for sale was through consignment on Amazon for a pittance.

I soon grew tired of physically producing books for small margins and stopped publication. Nevertheless used copies (when available) are selling for $30. It is intereting how many thousand times it has been pirated on the web over those years! People really wanted this little book! Expect this to be re-published through Amazon this year.

My reference books are complete beyond anyones expectations. I hope to replicate this thoroughness with my new Sida bible.

Sida acuta, Sida cordifolia, Sida rhombifolia, Etc:

Everything Science and Tradition Knows About 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 Tomatoes

This book is the first compilation of all the known medical and health research of the tropical plant genus Sida. Traditional medicinal uses from around the tropical world are also included. This reference book embodies everything known about medicinal Sidas to date from everywhere in the world. This is an information-dense manual encompassing everything known about the genus Sida. I call it "the herbalist and natural physician's desk reference for sida."

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I also have a smaller (48 pp) user's guide that instructs you in growing, harvesting, and preparing essential medicinals from Sida species. This book includes only the three Sida species that you can actually buy seeds or starts for. (I now sell four species of Sida seed on this website, plus Bidens pilosa).

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 Tomatoes
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What I personally add in this "big book" is seven years experience with studying, growing, processing, and using Sida acuta as my essential medicinal. My 35 years in the heirloom and medicinal seed business were essential in writing this book.

I think everyone is aware that we are facing steadily increasing antibiotic resistance from a multitude of pathogens, with few new solutions in sight. Sidas have already proved effective against many pathogens in peer-review research. Thousands of years of being prized medicinals in the Ayurvedic medical system gives them tremendous credibility.

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.

Sidas have been shown to work against something like 65 pathogens including: Staph (18 specific strains of Staph, including several MRSA 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.

Perhaps 100 million people every day, throughout the world tropics, use a Sida tea to cure a myriad of health problems. All known traditional uses of the Sidas are conjoint with the peer-review studies, allowing easy comparison.

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; chemo-protective: etc. It is a mineral accumulator; fuel source; and it is a host plant for birds, bees, and butterflies, among other useful things.

The Sidas are excellent fiber plants. The leaves have at least 20% good protein (mine have over 30%). They are also rich in vitamins and minerals.

Sida is considered a survival food.

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William Bruneau
Publisher of Compelling Overlooked Titles
18001 Shafer Ranch Road, Willits, CA 95490-9626 USA
Website: www.bbruneau.com
email: bbruneau@bbruneau.com
Copyright 2007-2020, William Bruneau


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