Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Sassafras - Seven Bedbugs In One Blow

Sassafras as Insect Repellent
Uses of Plants: A Matter of Dosage, Extraction, Information 
Give a bug enough aspirin and it, too, will expire.

Economic opportunity. Bedbug resurgencies are in the news.  See Just Try To Sleep Tight. The Bedbugs are Back at ://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/27/nyregion/27bugs.html?_r=1/  Our solution is at hand.  Put people back to work. Use sassafras wood to make your bed frame.  See ://www.woodmagazine.com/materials-guide/lumber/wood-species-3/sassafras/.  Here's more:  see://www.crabapplehillsfarm.com/chf2001/showrooms/ArkansasSassafras/ArkansasSassafras.shtml/




Use it in the kitchen, for cupboards.  Insecticides have used sassafras oil for years, from early explorer and colonial times, see current use at ://www.diatect.com/kill-bed-bug-ppc.php/. Grow your own.  See ://www.kerrysgarden.us/2006/03/01/digging-sassafras-trees/

We already know it repels rodents. Use it for children's cribs.

A multi-purpose plant. How it is used, with what dosage, with what preparation, makes the difference between a good use and a malignant one.  Just as with aspirin.

1 comment:

Candy said...

Figures the FDA would ban something beneficial and in use, SAFELY, for such a lont time. Plus, it certainly doesn't fincancially benefit the pharmaceuticals that the FDA officials are connected to. Thank you for a great website!