The Quick-Start Guide to Survival & Preparedness for a family of Four This morning as I was trying to catch up on my email (I get a massive amount of email each month), I opened a great one from John W. In a nutshell John is new to prepping and hasn’t really done anything prep-wise yet, but he has been thinking and making plans. John said that he has...
Let’s face it, heating your home during a long-term power outage is probably one of the biggest challenges that a homeowner facing the cold winter has to overcome. You have to keep your body temperature in the normal range i.e. above 95 F (35 C) or hypothermia will start to set in. When your body temperature drops, your heart, nervous system and other organs can’t work normally. Left untreated, hypothermia...
by Dr. Arthur Bradley There is a great deal of confusion about DIY Faraday cages and Faraday Boxes. Not only about how to build them, but also what they actually protect against. In this article, Dr. Arthur Bradley, author of Disaster Preparedness for EMP Attacks and Solar Storms, answers a few basic questions and perhaps debunks a few myths. What is a Faraday cage? A Faraday cage (a.k.a. Faraday shield or...
Whether you are looking to be better prepared for a general short-term emergency like an extreme weather event or something more long-term such as an economic collapse or civil unrest it’s important to have a sufficient food stockpile so that you can fulfill your nutritional needs until the threat has passed or until you can start producing your own food by gardening and foraging for example. But what is the...
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor and cannot give medical advice, diagnosis or suggest treatment for any sickness or disease. All information in this article is for informational purposes only. Please seek out a competent medical care professional for any injury, sickness, or disease that you might have. Now that the legal disclaimer is out-of-the-way, let us get started with some general info and advice on the types of injuries...
Without the threat of severe weather or the need for immediate emergency medical care, potable water will be your first concern following any type of disaster. I always advise my consulting clients to strive for at least three independent sources of water for cooking and drinking. For example, stored water, a water well, and a rainwater collection system. I cannot stress enough the need for reliable water sources. Without water,...
Yesterday I was sitting in my truck here in East Tennessee thinking about everything that’s going on right now in the Middle East. It was one of those perfect spring days — about 65°, birds singing, everything peaceful. But the situation in the world right now is anything but peaceful. In this short video I talk about why I think this conflict could have serious economic consequences here at home...
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The snow didn’t fall very deep here but there is a thick layer of ice under that’s extremely slick… thankfully, it wasn’t as bad here as they were forecasting, and the power stayed on so no need to fire up my generator or favorite portable power bank. Weather forecast is 4-6 degrees tonight with a windchill factor of below zero… M.D. Creekmore 🥶
💊 Yesterday I placed my order with Jase Medical for Ivermectin + Mebendazole — and from now on, I’m going to make this a yearly habit. I talked about this a few weeks ago in the above video… Why? Because after digging into the research, I’ve seen enough evidence to convince me these two meds show real promise in helping to treat and possibly prevent cancer. I’m not saying they’re...
Hey folks, quick heads up. If you’re on my email list but haven’t signed up for my Substack yet, now’s the time to do it. The truth is, keeping this website online costs more than it brings in, so I’m pulling the plug on the hosting. Once that happens, the site’s gone for good. But here’s the good news—Substack is where I’ll be sharing everything from now on: my updates,...
