BAMBOO – diversify yourself; grow rapidly
I was asked, "Can you explain how you came up with BAMBOO connecting to 'diversify yourself'?"
My answer: Research.
BAMBOO showed as an Open Switchword using Reflex Muscle Testing.
So I read about BAMBOO.
I read a lot about BAMBOO.
I discovered the versatility of BAMBOO.
BAMBOO is one of the fastest growing plants on this planet, able to grow 39 inches or more in a single day.
BAMBOO greatly reduces rain run-off, preventing soil erosion and keeping up to twice as much water in the watershed.
BAMBOO is a renewable resource; proper harvesting of BAMBOO does not kill the BAMBOO plant so topsoil is held in place.
BAMBOO is much more effective than other plants at absorbing carbon dioxide (almost 5 x as much as an equivalent stand of trees).
BAMBOO then converts the carbon dioxide to carbohydrates, resulting in the release of oxygen - 35% more oxygen than most trees.
BAMBOO is very durable and can be used for flooring, worktop surfaces, plywood panels and veneer.
BAMBOO approaches the strength of steel.
BAMBOO is used for scaffolding in Japan.
BAMBOO can be used as framing lumber.
BAMBOO can be used for window shades, baskets and rugs.
Young BAMBOO shoots are tasty in a stir-fry.
BAMBOO makes a perfect fishing pole.
BAMBOO is used by the Aborigines to make a musical instrument known as a dideridoo.
BAMBOO can be used to make chimes.
BAMBOO can be used to make flutes.
BAMBOO clothing is cool in the summer, because it absorbs moisture, pulling sweat off the skin.
BAMBOO clothing is warm in winter as it is insulating.
BAMBOO clothing is hypoallergenic because the cells of the BAMBOO are rounded, making them comfortable.
BAMBOO towels are naturally antimicrobial and antibacterial, mold and mildew resistant, highly absorbent, breathable, soft and durable.
BAMBOO socks create an inhospitable environment for foot fungus, and often substantially improve athlete's foot.
There is huge diversity in this amazing, fast-growing grass called BAMBOO.
BAMBOO – diversify yourself; grow rapidly
