Antibiotic book by stephen buhner

I like the book but as far as systemics go it's pretty limited. Sida Acuta, alchornea cordifolia, cryptolepis sanguinolenta, Artemisia annua, Biden's pilosa. I don't recall any mention of bartonella as its very uncommon to find studies of herbs on such a pathogen and buhner includes only what's been researched. But that doesn't mean they won't work necessarily. CSA is a good blend based off that book using cryptolepis sida and alchornea. He doesn't include it in this book but houttuynia is in the antiviral book but also is antibacterial.

I have most of his books and other books from other authors. I find them indispensable and a good read. There is so much information in these books that you can spend days reading a single section trying to digest all of it.

His books not only give you the protocol but also explain the many benefits of each herb and how they affect the body, all the way to the cellular level.