With a 55-60% death rate and out of control in the epidemic areas, you would think that Ebola would be an excellent choice as
Right now, we can still rely on modern technology to do all the work for us. But what will happen if SHTF and the
Things are getting way out of hand: officials from the WHO claim that Ebola is spreading faster than they can keep up with.
When SHTF, it won’t be long before modern medicines are gone, so you need a back-up plan
It is one of the fastest killers out there, with one of the highest mortality rates and it made its way into US. Is
With Ebola out of control and finding its way to other continents, your health and information are the best assets you have to stay
Managing waste after SHTF can make a difference between life and a very painful death. Read on the do's and dont's of off-grid waste
First aid isn't anymore about knowing your ABC's
With almost 20 million people suffering from asthma in US, are you one of them? If you are, here's how to plan your survival
Your health condition will make the difference between surviving or… well, not in the aftermath of a disaster.
You put money aside to build up your survival supplies, and you have to protect them. Beware of these pests that lurk around!
Any animal can pose the threat of a bite, especially in a survival situation, and humans are no exception
One of the biggest causes of death in a post-SHTF situation is going to be disease and pestilence and biting insects will be one
When SHTF, you have absolutely no way of knowing when you will get another chance to stock up on supplies. What if you ran
Not having enough meds is perhaps the biggest health issue known to chronic patients who are preparing for long-term survival after a catastrophic event.