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Doomsday Prepping DOES NOT MEAN stocking your medicine cabinet with pharma products, but rather natural medicines that actually work

07/21/2025 // S.D. Wells // 750 Views

Tags: alternative medicine, Antibiotics, apocalypse, disaster, emergency medicine, first-aid kit, herbal medicine, Herbs, homesteading, medicinal stockpile, natural cures, natural medicine, off grid, preparedness, prepper, prepping, remedies, SHTF, survival, tips



In a world that's increasingly becoming vulnerable to disasters — be it natural catastrophes, societal breakdown or apocalyptic scenarios — medical emergencies won’t wait for the return of normalcy. When hospitals are inaccessible and pharmacies shut down, having a well-prepared medicinal stockpile becomes not just important, but potentially life-saving.

• Build a versatile over-the-counter (OTC) arsenal with essentials like pain relievers, antihistamines, anti-diarrheals, antacids, cold/flu meds, and electrolytes to manage common ailments when healthcare access is lost.
• Secure vital prescription medications including antibiotics, chronic condition drugs (like insulin and asthma inhalers), and limited-use anti-anxiety aids while exploring legal, alternative methods to stockpile hard-to-get meds.
• Assemble a comprehensive first aid kit featuring bandages, antiseptics, gloves, tourniquets, wound closure supplies, splints, and burn care tools to address injuries that could become deadly without prompt care.
• Include herbal and natural remedies like echinacea, garlic, aloe vera, ginger, and essential oils as backups or supplements to modern medicine, especially when pharmaceutical supplies are limited or unavailable.

Doomsday-proof medicinal stockpile: What you need to survive a medical crisis

A comprehensive supply of over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, prescription medications, first aid essentials and herbal remedies can help you safeguard your health and that of your loved ones when modern healthcare is no longer an option.
Over-the-counter essentials
Your emergency medical kit should start with widely available OTC medications that address common ailments:

• Pain Relievers: Stock both acetaminophen (Tylenol) for fever and ibuprofen (Advil) for inflammation. Having both provides flexibility in treating different types of pain and illness.
• Antihistamines: Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) is vital for allergic reactions and insect bites, while loratadine (Claritin) helps manage allergies without drowsiness.
• Anti-Diarrheal: Loperamide (Imodium) helps prevent dehydration due to diarrhea—a potentially deadly condition in crisis situations.
• Antacids: Medications like Tums or Ranitidine relieve indigestion and heartburn, common during stress or poor diet.
• Cold & Flu Remedies: Items like pseudoephedrine (Sudafed) and guaifenesin (Mucinex) help manage respiratory illness symptoms.
• Electrolytes: Oral rehydration salts or electrolyte powders are crucial for combating dehydration caused by illness or heat.

Prescription medications
Stockpiling prescription meds is challenging but critical, especially for those with chronic conditions:

• Antibiotics: Having emergency antibiotics like amoxicillin or doxycycline on hand can prevent minor infections from becoming fatal. Fish antibiotics are sometimes used as an emergency alternative — but these must be taken with caution.
• Chronic Condition Meds: Diabetes, asthma and blood pressure patients must work with doctors to secure a 90-day or longer supply. Insulin, inhalers and antihypertensives are irreplaceable for those who need them.
• Anti-Anxiety & Sleep Aids: Stress and sleep deprivation are major issues during crises. Prescription medications like diazepam can offer temporary relief, though they should be used sparingly.

Creative solutions exist for securing extra prescriptions. For example, one individual legally found a way to obtain surplus insulin in Texas — a method that may also apply to other medications. Thinking outside the box could be essential to long-term survival.
First aid supplies
A robust first aid kit is vital for treating injuries that could otherwise become life-threatening:

• Bandages, gauze, antiseptics, sterile gloves, tourniquets, butterfly strips, suture kits, splints, slings, and burn care supplies should all be part of your emergency arsenal.

Herbal remedies & natural alternatives
When modern drugs are unavailable, natural options can help:

• Echinacea boosts immunity, ginger eases nausea, papaya seeds fight parasites, and garlic serves as a natural antibiotic.
• Lavender and peppermint oils soothe anxiety, promote sleep, and relieve headaches. Aloe vera soothes burns and cuts, while turmeric acts as a natural anti-inflammatory.

Building a doomsday-proof medicinal stockpile isn’t just about fear — it’s about preparedness. When healthcare is out of reach, your survival may depend on what you’ve prepared in advance. Start building your stockpile today and gain peace of mind for whatever the future holds.
Tune your apocalypse dial to Preparedness.news for updates on real news about surviving the upcoming doomsday events by prepping with all the best natural remedies and storable organic food.
Sources for this article include:
NaturalNews.com
AskaPrepper.com

Doomsday Prepping DOES NOT MEAN stocking your medicine cabinet with pharma products, but rather natural medicines that actually work – NaturalNews.com

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Colin Towell shares wisdom from his book “Essential Survival Skills”

07/23/2025 // Ramon Tomey // 450 Views

Tags: camp craft, Colin Towell, creativity, equipment, Essential Survival Skills, Gear, knowledge, Mindset, preparedness, prepping, survival, survival food, survival medicine, survival skills, sustenance, will to live, Willpower

• In "Essential Survival Skills," Colin Towell argues that success in survival hinges on knowledge, ability, the innate will to survive and luck. While the first two can be learned, the will to endure is often revealed only in crises.
• Stories illustrate how determination trumps equipment. Well-prepared individuals may succumb to despair while resourceful, resilient survivors prevail against odds.
• Practical skills (e.g., fire-making, shelter-building) must be practiced under realistic conditions. Diagnosing problems (like wet tinder) and improvising solutions (e.g., carving dry wood) are critical.
• Survival begins with understanding and respecting nature's risks. Meticulous planning (e.g., reliable gear, navigation skills) and environment-specific strategies (e.g., water procurement in deserts) prevent emergencies.
• Disasters can trigger panic; training and routines foster focus. Visibility via fires, mirrors or signals is vital for rescue. The book emphasizes adaptability, proving survival hinges on creativity, not just tools.

Colin Towell's "Essential Survival Skills" is more than just a manual. It's a profound exploration of what it takes to endure in the wild.
Drawing from his years of experience as a survival instructor and advocate for natural living, Towell distills survival into four indispensable elements: Knowledge, ability, the will to survive and luck. While knowledge and skill can be learned through practice, the will to survive is innate, often emerging only in dire circumstances
Towell recounts gripping anecdotes of well-equipped individuals who succumbed to despair, while others with scant resources survived through sheer determination. These stories underscore a vital truth. Mindset is as critical as technique in survival.
Central to Towell's philosophy is efficiency – maximizing gains while minimizing energy expenditure. Whether on a brief hike or an extended expedition, mastering this principle informs better preparation, equipment choices and skill practice.
For instance, starting a fire with a lighter is straightforward, but what if it fails? True survival skill lies in diagnosing problems (like wet tinder) and adapting solutions (such as carving dry inner wood). Practicing under realistic conditions, not just ideal ones, builds the ingenuity needed for real crises.
Understanding your environment is equally crucial. Towell stresses that survival begins with respecting nature's dual beauty and hazards. Avoidable missteps often stem from ignorance, arrogance or underestimating terrain.
Thus, meticulous planning – like packing reliable "first-line" gear and mastering its use – can prevent emergencies. Even simple tools like a walking stick prove invaluable, offering stability, defense and versatility.
Towell also delves into the psychology of survival. Disasters can trigger "psychogenic shock," manifesting as panic, depression or hyperactivity.
Mental resilience, he argues, is cultivated through training, motivation and hope. For example, maintaining routines in camp fosters focus, while acceptance of adversity reduces paralyzing fear.
Navigation is another pillar of survival. Towell covers traditional methods (compasses, maps) and improvised techniques – using the sun, stars or a makeshift compass.
Each environment, from forests to deserts, demands unique strategies. In tropical zones, securing clean water takes priority. In snowy landscapes, insulation against hypothermia is key.
Shelter-building and fire-making are cornerstones of campcraft. Towell advises selecting sheltered sites, constructing debris huts and mastering fire-starting with everything from flint to friction. Fire isn't just for warmth; signaling rescuers with smoke or reflective surfaces can save lives.
Food and water procurement follow practical frugality. Solar stills can extract moisture from plants, while avoiding unknown berries prevents poisoning. Towell prioritizes low-effort foods like edible plants and insects over energy-dense but elusive game.
In emergencies, visibility is critical. Signals – dome fires, flares or arranged rocks – must contrast with surroundings. Personal Locator Beacons expedite rescues, but ingenuity (like flashing a mirror) suffices when technology fails.
Ultimately, Towell's book is a testament to preparation meeting adaptability. The wilderness rewards respect and punishes complacency.
Whether you're a novice or expert, "Essential Survival Skills" equips you to face the unpredictable – not just with tools, but with the wisdom to use them creatively. As Towell reminds us, survival isn't just about enduring; it's about thriving with the lessons nature imparts.
Watch this video about the book "Essential Survival Skills" by Colin Towell.

This video is from the BrightLearn channel on Brighteon.com.
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Tips for cultivating black gold: How home composting transforms waste into life-giving soil

07/23/2025 // Lance D Johnson // 160 Views

Tags: agriculture, backyard revolution, Composting, DIY compost, earthworms, green living, green waste, humus, mulch, organic farming, permaculture, regenerative agriculture, soil health, soil regeneration, sustainable living, Urban Farming, Zero Waste



At its core, composting is nothing short of nature’s alchemy — an ancient, quiet magic that turns discarded scraps into fertility. Walk into any thriving forest, and you’ll see the process in motion: fallen leaves, broken branches, and dead trees crumple into a rich tapestry of humus over time. Yet in sterile city parks and manicured lawns, we strip this cycle bare, hauling away organic waste instead of letting it nourish the ground. The result is a barren earth starved of nutrients, dependent on synthetic fillers to feed the plants we love.But here’s the radical truth: You can be the catalyst for renewal. By composting at home, you bypass the wasteful cycle of buying lifeless, industrial dirt and instead create a living tapestry of nutrients — one banana peel, coffee ground and stray leaf at a time.
Key points:

• Composting is nature’s own recycling system, replicating the way forests regenerate soil.
• Homemade compost surpasses store-bought versions, which often lack nutrient diversity.
• Nearly 25 percent of U.S. household waste is compostable, yet most people send it to landfills, paying municipalities to process what could be free garden gold.
• Mistakes like improper balance, neglect or adding harmful materials can stall decomposition or attract pests.
• With minimal effort — even without turning — anyone can cultivate thriving compost.

The ancient art of decay, supercharged

Long before chemical fertilizers, humans understood composting’s power. Early agricultural records from Mesopotamia and ancient China detail the deliberate layering of manure, straw and kitchen waste to revive tired soil. Today, science confirms their wisdom: Compost teems with microorganisms that bolster plant immunity, retain moisture and even combat soil erosion.
Yet modern convenience has divorced us from this cycle. We bag grass clippings, trash vegetable scraps, and then purchase bagged compost — often made from monoculture byproducts like sawdust — lacking the vibrancy of a home mix. “Store-bought compost is like fast food for soil,” says urban gardener Lila Fernandez. “It fills gaps but doesn’t nourish. My homemade pile has eggshells, apple cores, even old newspaper — things that once lived, returning to the earth.”
Balancing the unseen recipe

Compost thrives on a dance between carbon (“brown” materials like dry leaves or shredded paper) and nitrogen (“green” materials like grass clippings or vegetable scraps). The ideal ratio? Roughly 50:50 by volume, though precision isn’t mandatory. A simple two-bucket system — one for browns, one for greens — can maintain equilibrium effortlessly.
But imbalance breeds trouble. Too much nitrogen invites a slimy, ammonia-reeking mess; excess carbon grinds decomposition to a crawl. Yet even lazy composters needn’t despair. “Cold” piles, left unturned, still break down — just slower. Shredding materials, layering thoughtfully, and keeping moisture like a “wrung-out sponge” can compensate for neglect.
When compost rebels: Pitfalls to avoid

Not everything belongs in the pile. Meat, dairy, or pet waste lure rats and pathogens; pesticide-laced weeds or treated lumber leach toxins. Even seemingly harmless grass clippings can mat into a stinking sludge if dumped wet. The fix? Let them dry first, transforming from green to brown — a small but pivotal shift.
Oxygen is compost’s silent partner. Anaerobic piles, robbed of air, reek of rotten eggs and stall decomposition. Turning the heap every few weeks reintroduces breath, but those unable to lift a pitchfork need not forfeit. Shredding materials finely, adding ventilation pipes, or insulating with straw can mimic a turned pile’s effects.
Finished compost is unmistakable: crumbly, jet-black, and smelling like petrichor after a storm. It may take months, but the wait is transformative. As agricultural researcher Dr. Evan Marks notes, “Compost isn’t just soil — it’s resilience. In a world of dwindling topsoil, it’s how we grow our future.”
For first-time gardeners — 20 million in the U.S. this year alone — composting is emancipation from dependency. It’s the quiet act of turning waste into sustenance, one scrap at a time.
Sources include:
Survivopedia.com
Pubmed.gov
Enoch, Brighteon.ai

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