Jeremiah Johnson

Jeremiah Johnson is the Nom de plume of a retired Green Beret of the United States Army Special Forces (Airborne). Mr. Johnson was a Special Forces Medic, EMT and ACLS-certified, with comprehensive training in wilderness survival, rescue, and patient-extraction. He is a Certified Master Herbalist and a graduate of the Global College of Natural Medicine of Santa Ana, CA. A graduate of the U.S. Army’s survival course of SERE school (Survival Evasion Resistance Escape), Mr. Johnson also successfully completed the Montana Master Food Preserver Course for home-canning, smoking, and dehydrating foods.

Mr. Johnson dries and tinctures a wide variety of medicinal herbs taken by wild crafting and cultivation, in addition to preserving and canning his own food. An expert in land navigation, survival, mountaineering, and parachuting as trained by the United States Army, Mr. Johnson is an ardent advocate for preparedness, self-sufficiency, and long-term disaster sustainability for families. He and his wife survived Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Cross-trained as a Special Forces Engineer, he is an expert in supply, logistics, transport, and long-term storage of perishable materials, having incorporated many of these techniques plus some unique innovations in his own homestead.

Mr. Johnson brings practical, tested experience firmly rooted in formal education to his writings and to our team. He and his wife live in a cabin in the mountains of Western Montana with their three cats.

This Is How You Prevent Dehydration During the Hottest Time of the Year

We’re coming upon the hottest time of the year and knowing how to prevent heat-related injuries is crucial to your survival.

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Urban Survivors: A Post-SHTF Water Supply

Survival in an urban environment will be challenging in a long-term disaster. Writer Jeremiah Johnson writes an in-depth article on water procurement, covering everything from how to take it out of a rain gutter to establishing an “urban cistern” in plain view while surviving in a post-SHTF environment.

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Blackout: How You Can Act Decisively If an EMP Strikes at Work

If an EMP occurs while you are at work, do you have the know-how and supplies in place to make it home safely? This checklist of supplies and protocols could save your life!

Prepper Home Defense: 10 Ways to Create an Impenetrable Home Security after an EMP

ReadyNutrition Readers, I just wrote an article detailing the importance of having a “closed” security system for your home.  The […]

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How to Harvest St. John’s Wort for Medicinal Tinctures

Known for its exhaustive medicinal value, St. John’s Wort is one of the best herbs to add to your herbal medicine cabinet.

Prepper Protein: Supplement Your Pantry With the Essentials

Storing protein powder is a pantry essential for emergency food storage. Ensure that your family has this essential nutrient stored and ready to go!

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How to Use Garden Produce to Bulk Up Your Prepper Pantry

Dehydrating fresh garden produce is a frugal and economical way of creating a well-stocked prepper pantry.

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15 Tips to Get Safely Home Following an EMP

An EMP has hit while you are traveling home from work. What do you do? Are you ready? This step-by-step plan may save your life.

Prepper Blades: Which is Better the Blade vs. Tomahawk?

You need to be as one with your weapon and know it inside and out…all of its capabilities primarily as a weapon and secondly as a tool.

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How To Harden Your Home Using the Cheapest Materials on the Market

There are steps you can take at home to make your property harder to enter and to enable you to defend it.

They’re Watching You. Your Home Security System Isn’t as Secure as You Think

If there’s any access from your security system to the open internet – you must assume that the live stream of your home has been intercepted, analyzed, cataloged and stored permanently.

Your Ancestors Had Some Hard Core Survival Instincts… This is How You Can Get Back to Your Roots

When we were hunter-gatherers and even after human settlements such as towns and villages were established thousands of years ago…our ancestors used all of their senses. All of them.

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