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The news cycle appears to be dominated by the crisis in Ukraine right now. It looks like things are only going to get worse, not only for those living in Eastern Europe but for the rest of the world. War, famine, hyperinflation, and diseases are all getting closer to becoming our reality by the day.
Those of us with kids that are school age have already had experience homeschooling. As schools shut down during the coronavirus pandemic, many parents were forced to educate their kids on their own, and I was one of those.
One of the hardest things for a lot of Americans earlier this year was the toilet paper shortage. It lasted maybe only weeks for some, but over months for others. The next time the toilet paper runs out in your community, use some of these ideas instead.
With the coronavirus still circulating and people still getting sick, it’s important to know how to take action on your own to help beat it. There’s one big thing you can do to make any virus hate being in your house.
Planning and preparing an emergency food pantry now will help you keep popular food items stocked and ready for the next crisis.
Along with the social changes from an emergency like COVID-19 come unseen changes in our daily schedules, sleeping cycles, and often, our diet. If you are feeling “off” you are not alone.
It is more important than ever to keep those hands clean! With fears of the coronavirus, cleaning products have quickly sold out and many are looking for alternatives for their sanitation needs.
Once everyone has their basic supplies squared away many will soon realize what they have done is simply put a band-aid on an open wound. The initial run on food is just the beginning.
Children add a whole other layer to the quarantine process during a pandemic. Here are some “survival” tips to help you weather the storm with your kids while they are not attending school or sports because of pandemic closures.
Because the coronavirus can live on surfaces for up to a few days, it’s important to keep up your cleaning regimen.
In two months’ time, the world has been paralyzed with fears of the coronavirus. With this rapidly-evolving situation, this is the week that could be a critical turning point, but it solely depends on how we act.
Your immune system, the last line of defense when it comes to fighting off these viruses, and can be given a helping hand by consuming the proper amount of natural foods.
Keeping the home clean is paramount during a health crisis. Here are 8 immediate steps you should follow to prevent the spread of viruses in the home.
Researchers say there are now two types of the same coronavirus infecting people and 70% of those infected have caught the more aggressive form which is 1,000 times more potent that the original stain.
Will your canned food supply still be good when a disaster arises and you need to start popping them open and consuming the contents?
PVC is some pretty versatile stuff. PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride, and it can be found both in rigid or in flexible forms. There are also different uses as per the variance in capabilities.
Not since the fall of the Soviet Union have we faced so dangerous and precipitous times that can escalate into a world war in so many theaters at once. With the stakes running high, it’s time you know these 5 natural foods that can be used both preventively and to detoxify after the body has absorbed harmful radiation.
Earthquakes have a tendency to wreak havoc everywhere they arise. Knowing what to do, before a disaster such as this ensues, will ensure that you will be able handle these types of emergencies if they happen to come your way.
Regarding the plant kingdom, there’s a fine line between foraging for food and unknowingly causing your own demise.
Many see storing food as a necessary investment for themselves and their family. Knowing which foods to store and how long they will last are the key elements to making the most on a food investment. These 11 food items can last a lifetime if properly stored.
Free disaster evacuation checklist to help keep the evacuation process running smoothly.
No matter what kind of shape you think you’re in, training to bug out on foot and being prepared for the unique stresses it puts on your body is best accomplished practicing often with the actual gear and in the setting you’re most likely to find yourself when the SHTF.
It will take some serious planning and all of the resources you can muster to strategically relocate to a sustainable area for SHTF planning. Consider these tips from a retired Green Beret.
If there is one thing we can say about our current economic, financial, social and political climate it’s that we have entered an era in human history of total unpredictability.
CDC estimates that each year roughly 1 in 6 Americans (or 48 million people) get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases. This article is part 1 of 2 and will help you identify the common threats of foodborne illnesses and how to prevent them.
Whether you’re in a field environment, camping mode, or just trying to figure out whether you can repair the shingles on your barn before the rain hits, it is important to gauge what you see and compare it to what will be.
In an emergency, this silent weapon can have deadly force.
It’s just like any other disaster. If you prepare yourself ahead of time, you stand a better chance of staying above water when everything goes to hell.
You can have all the preps in the world, but without a prepared mind, you will not be ready for what may come. These 8 crucial prepper principles can help you prepare your mind for a shtf lifestyle.
