Does Water Really Expire?
Waterborne illness is the number one killer on the planet. That is happening right now. While we are nestled in a cozy world of convenience many have to forgo school and wake up early each day just to walk miles
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5 Survival Foods Made By Soldiers During WW2 On The Normandy Front
Talk to a soldier or veteran about their field rations and you’re probably going to hear a lot of complaints. Part of that is because soldiers just complain a lot (that’s no criticism – you would too, if you had
The Black Walnut Hull Remedy That Cleans Your Intestines Of Parasites
Before I get started with the information on how to make your own black walnut tincture, a word of caution is in order. If you have a nut allergy, do not attempt to make or use this tincture. Even though
4 Shocking Survival Lessons From The Australian Pioneers
Modern society attributes many unique things to Australia: Boomerangs, kangaroos, wallabies, the Outback, and the Sydney Opera House are some of the most iconic Australian symbols that the world associates with the country today. Few are aware, however, of the
10 Home Remedies for Emergency Toothache Relief
While you may be prepared for many types of medical emergency, it’s common to forget about making sure you are covered for dental problems – and that’s a big mistake. Anyone who has ever had a severe toothache will attest
How To Make Moringa Powder (DIY – With Pictures)
Numerous studies have already been conducted regarding the medicinal properties of moringa, and it has been found to be beneficial for many conditions, ranging from skin diseases to hypertension, diabetes, kidney stones, tuberculosis, and even tumors. In Ayurvedic medicine, moringa
How to Treat Migraines with an Herbal Tincture
For those who suffer from migraines, it’s often difficult to make others understand that it’s far more than just a headache. I’ve had both, and the treatments are unfortunately not the same. A migraine isn’t touched by simple over-the-counter aspirin
11 Things Native Americans Carried With Them To Survive In The Wild
Some people tend to think of survival as a modern thing, made possible by modern tools, equipment and techniques. However, there was a time when most people’s everyday lives were pretty close to the survival scenarios we prepare for today.
What To Do With Your Frozen Food If The Power Goes Out
Freezing food is a great way of preserving it. If you can keep food at 0°F or lower you can delay spoilage for months or even years, and best of all, frozen food keeps most of its taste, texture and
Outrageous, But Effective, Medicines People Used In The Past
Back before we had a really good grip on what goes on in the human body some remedies were a little off the wall at best by today’s standards, and could be downright harmful at their worst. However, some of
5 Maps You Should Have At Home
GPS is one of the miracles of the information age. In 25 years it’s gone from being an expensive technology mostly used by the military and oil companies, to so cheap and ubiquitous that almost every cell phone now doubles
What Really Happens When You Take Antibiotics After Their Expiration Date
We all know that the expiration date on food is more of a guideline than a rule that has to be followed strictly – but what about antibiotics? Every medicine sold in the USA comes with an expiration date marked
How To Identify Poison Ivy Growing In Your Backyard
Poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) is a very common plant in the United States and it is very persistent. Poison ivy grows rampant and can quickly take over an area. One common sign that you’ve had contact with poison ivy is
How To Make Yeast For Long-Term Storage
Yeast has long inhabited the planet Earth, a simple organism that is hundreds of millions of years old. It plays a vital role in the creation of alcohol as the fungus turns sugars into the intoxicating brew of choice. Without yeast
Emergency Shelters When You Are On The Move
Surviving is all about prioritizing your needs. There are a lot of things you need to stay alive and healthy, but you don’t need them all right now. Some things can wait a while, but others are more urgent. Ask
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