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  • Do you know how much water you need for a family of
    four? Your strategy for survival includes storing adequate
    water for the short term and having different methods for
    filtering it when water runs out: water filtration and storage.

  • The dandelion is a true survivor! It thrives in turbulent
    conditions, wanders with the wind, survives through both
    storms and droughts to persevere just about any climate and
    condition. When it's all dried up, even then it offers hope
    and sends good wishes. Dandelions are a survival resource.

  • Patriotic Prepping.  Prepping is as American as baseball,
    hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet. Celebrate America and
    your self-reliance. Here are ten ways to prep and be patriotic!




  • What can a prepper learn from World War II? History
    repeats itself they say. Wartime lessons can help you
    survive any disaster, not just war. Rationing, victory
    gardens, making do, along with tips and tricks, here's what a
    civilian needs to know to survive wartime or anytime crisis
    hits!

  • When there is no pharmacy what then? While you can't
    stockpile prescriptions beyond your needs, there are some
    basic over-the-counter medications every prepper should
    have in the medicine cabinet. Here's our list of ten over-the-
    counter medications to stock.


  • Survival is sweet!  Your survival life can be sweeter when
    you boost morale with sweets, including hard candies, freeze
    dried puddings, brownie mixes, ice cream sandwiches and
    more. Get your just desserts and stock up on emergency
    desserts in the prepper's pantry.


  • Know about the antibiotic apocalypse! There's a superbug
    that's coming and man has engineered the catastrophe
    himself. This video on the antibiotic apocalypse and how to
    survive the superbug.

  • Disinfecting water in an emergency. Your water source
    during crisis may be contaminated. Learn the many ways to
    purify water.

  • Prepper's Guide to the Food Saver. If you've been thinking
    about getting a Food Saver, but weren't sure, then this will
    "seal the deal!" The Food Saver will save your food and a
    help you prepare for emergencies, too. Discover weird ways
    preppers use a FoodSaver.


  • Be ticked off this camping season!  Learn how to remove a
    tick, how to avoid ticks in the first place, and much more in
    our article all about ticks and natural solutions for avoiding
    ticks.

  • Got charcoal? We're not talking Kingston here, but activated
    charcoal, which is an important supply to own. There are
    many wonderful uses of activated charcoal for your survival
    needs.Activated charcoal stops bloating, helps you get over
    food poisoning, reduces allergic reactions of snake bites,
    spider bites and insect bites, supports easy digestion, and
    can even whiten teeth and so much more. Discover all the
    activated charcoal uses in prepping.



  • Oxygen absorbers and silica gel packs. Do you know the
    difference between an oxygen absorber and a desiccant
    (silica gel pack)? Seven tips for working with oxygen
    absorbers. Learn how to use oxygen absorbers and the
    difference between silica gel packs and oxygen absorbers.


  • Probiotics and prebiotics for preppers. Food and water
    during an emergency could damage your gut health in a long
    term crisis if for example you've lost your ability to filter
    water and you're hunting to sustain yourself. Parasites,
    protozoa and worms, or too much intake of antibiotics could
    ruin your internal flora. Here's how preppers can improve gut
    health during crisis.

  • Emergency Dental. How to cure a tooth infection naturally
    (without antibiotics). What will you do when there is no
    dentist and you have a toothache? Stock natural cures so
    you can cure a tooth infection naturally. Print this important
    list for your personal survival manual and start stockpiling
    the cures you may someday need.

  • Ouch! Nothing bites like dental pain. Are you prepared? If
    a dentist isn't available, how will you handle the pain? The
    answer is to assemble a Dental Medic Kit!

  • What's for breakfast? Augason Farms Pancake mix! How
    good you'll feel having a bucket of buttermilk pancakes ready
    to go for long term emergencies. For storage, add freeze
    dried blueberries or strawberries, and real maple syrup which
    lasts indefinitely until you open the syrup. Also, don't heat
    and reuse maple syrup.

  • Got respirators? Respirators and gas masks pretty much
    sold out during the Ebola crisis, are you ready for the next
    pandemic? Do you know the difference between a dust mask,
    a surgical mask, a pandemic mask? You'll breathe easier
    knowing the differences!


  • Top Prepper Web sites: Google changed their algorithms,
    which means you can no longer judge a Web site by it's
    Google rankings. We used Alexa to rank the best of the best
    prepping Web sites.

  • Survive cancer naturally. How can you survive the
    apocalypse when you're too busy trying to survive cancer?
    You really can improve the quality of your life by removing
    toxins from your body, including fluoride, mold, and more.
    Remove toxins and survive cancer naturally.

  • Finding the best water purifier for your needs. Survival
    water purification is one of the most important concerns in
    prepping. We've got the scoop on the cheapest, the fastest
    and the best water purifiers you can buy for your prepping
    needs. Whether you're prepping solo or for a large group,
    we'll help you find the best water purification system for you.


  • Reasons to stockpile oats in the prepper's pantry. The list
    of possibilities is endless when it comes to oats. You can
    toast oats, grind them into flour, bake them, sprout them,
    boil them, and also make oat milk, use them medicinally and
    more. We've enhanced this article to include a total of 15
    ideas for including them in your pantry. There's more reason
    than ever to stockpile oats in the prepper's pantry.

  • A flash of light, a blast of heat! In one quick mushroom
    cloud a devastating nuclear catastrophe could take your life
    or take you back to the dark ages. How will you survive a
    nuclear attack or accident? As a prepper, you need to have a
    plan to survive a nuclear fallout even if you don't live near a
    nuclear plant. As overwhelming as it may seem there are
    some things you can do to mitigate the situation.

  • Build your own Altoids Survival tin starting with our list.
    Here's what to put in a home made survival tin. Read our
    free guide and download your free guide to an Altoids
    survival kit you can carry in your pocket!


  • Cool solar gear you didn't know existed. Things are
    heating up in solar products with many viable options for
    preppers. A solar firestarter? A solar refrigerator? A solar
    clock that isn't a sundial? Have fun with these and more
    solar prepping ideas.

  • Chewing gum helps relieve stress and anxiety. Gum has a
    multitude of uses for a prepper from the obvious cleaning
    teeth and morale building to helping you fish. Plus, there are
    a variety of kinds of gum to help you think better, stay
    awake or quench your thirst. Stock chewing gum for your
    survival.


  • Ration bars are not the same as energy bars. What's the
    real purpose of a ration bar and how is it different from a
    food bar? Which should you pack in your bugout bag? What's
    the best ration bar? Read all about ration bars.

  • Meals Ready to Eat (MREs): Are they worth it? Heavily
    debated in the prepping community, you'll either love them
    or hate Meals Ready to Eat (MRE). Learn the advantages and
    disadvantages of MREs to see whether MREs are worth
    stocking.


  • Bugged by bugs? The mosquitoes are coming! The Zika
    virus has come to the United States, and Americans are now
    scrambling to ensure they have adequate protection against
    the deadly Aedes mosquitoes. You'll feel better wearing a
    mosquito repelling shirt and learning how to get rid of
    mosquitoes.

  • Weird Survival tools. You'd be amazed what you can do with
    a tampon in an emergency, and why a cigarette is a valuable
    prepping tool. Check out all the weird survival tools...


  • Bugout by bike and be happy. If you must travel for work,
    you may be concerned about how to get back following a
    cyber attack or EMP. Travelling by car you can carry a bugout
    bike. By airplane you can ensure you have enough cash to
    buy yourself a bike to get back home. Here's more on picking
    the right bicycle equipment to survive.

  • Best protein source for preppers. Preppers often stockpile
    ample supplies of rice and beans, but their meat food
    storage is lacking. You'd be surprised at the kinds of meat
    available in a can that our grocery store doesn't stock. Take
    for example, ground beef in a can or canned bacon, which are
    foods you could easily use in your pantry. Meats are the best
    protein source in a can.

  • Fight or Flight response. It's a basic instinct for both man
    and animal: the instant a being realizes that danger is
    imminent, there is a "flight or fight" decision to make. It's an
    acute stress response. In the world of prepping, fighting is
    "bugging in" and fleeing is "bugging out." Will you know
    what to do when catastrophe strikes? How to know when to
    bug out or bug in.


  • Simple self defense ideas that anyone can follow. The best
    self defense is in mentally preparing for the positive
    outcome of an attack: if you can first create a win-win option
    to evade a struggle altogether. Women in particular, should
    envision themselves not as victims, but as knowledgeable
    and able women who can avoid or defend against an attack.
    Learn why you shouldn't wear a pony tail and more in self-
    defense ideas anyone can follow.

  • Fluoride dangers alert: How to be fluoride-free and avoid
    the toxins that are poisoning tap water, bottled water and
    toothpaste. The Big Berkey water filtration system filters
    fluoride in your everyday water and can filter raw water for
    your survival in an emergency.


  • Preppers are the butchers, the bakers and the candlestick
    makers. If you haven't thought much about the importance
    of candles in survival, there's no better time than now to
    become a candlemaker!












  • Got natural antibiotics? Take a closer look at the available
    natural antibiotics. Prescription antibiotics may not be
    available when you need them most, so you'll need
    alternatives. Here are 19+ natural antibiotic alternatives.   .

  • Terrific turmeric and why you need some. Preppers have
    been among the first to rediscover the significant powers of
    turmeric, the ancient spice, and its active compound:
    curcumin. 15 medicinal uses of turmeric.










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