HEALTH

If there’s one concern I have about my own personal survival, it’s whether or not I’ve got the physical strength and stamina to do

What is compost? Composting is the natural process through which soil is enriched, and nutrients are returned to it. You can see composting at

You’ve probably seen the images—Amish farms with sprawling gardens, hand-built barns, and rows of crops stretching as far as the eye can see. There’s

You won’t find an Amish family rushing to the ER for every cough or scrape. Why? Because for centuries, they’ve had their own medicine

When it comes to self-sufficiency, few things are as satisfying as stepping outside and picking fresh food right from your own backyard. For us

Disclaimer: The writer is not a physician. Please do not mistake this article for medical advice, for which we recommend seeing a licensed physician. My

Let’s face it—pandemics aren’t exactly a new thing. From the Black Death to the Spanish Flu, history is littered with outbreaks that have reshaped

How much do you trust your mind and body to stay present during an emergency? Believe it or not, your preparedness is tied to

For many years, folks have dismissed traditional remedies as outdated or mere health superstitions. However, these time-tested practices were passed down through generations for

The Universal Edibility Test, Rules of Thumb & Signs of Spoilage In survival ordeals that last weeks or months, food procurement usually trumps all other

There are a thousand things involved in survival, almost all of which are important. While we all tend to focus on our top survival

In a survival situation you’re not only dealing with the impact that the sickness has on your body, but how it debilitates you

This article will list and discuss some, but not all, of the medicines a survival medical stockpile should include.

Death is a taboo topic so it's not too surprising that you will seldom see articles about it, but death is a reality that

Of all the things that we talk about in survival and all the priorities we talk about, we rarely, if ever, talk about our