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| Modified on Dec 24, 2021
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Life is unpredictable, and the formidable future likely holds an unexpected incident. However, there are ways to prepare for such an event. When it comes to preparing for survival, natural remedies and preparations are the safest, most reliable way to go.

What is a Disaster Preparedness Kit?

A disaster preparedness kit is the best way to prepare for the unfortunate event of an emergency or disaster. Such a kit contains a variety of supplies and staple products that an individual or family may need in the event of an emergency or disaster. The kit is maintenanced regularly to ensure proper materials. Likewise, it should be established in such a way as to be easy to locate and carry in an emergency.

A disaster preparedness kit is one of the most fundamental survival remedies. Such a system contains a variety of basic supplies. Common contents include water, non-perishable food, flashlights, a radio, extra batteries, a complete first aid kit, any necessary medications, multi-purpose tool, sanitation and personal hygiene items, copies of personal documents, cell phone chargers, family and emergency contact information, extra cash, a blanket, and a map. Additional items that may be necessary include individual specific medical supplies, baby supplies, games or activities for children, pet supplies, extra car and house keys, and a can opener.

Natural Survival Remedies

While a disaster preparedness kit is one of the most effective survival remedies, other strategies are also important. Having a survival plan in place is an important consideration for families and individuals alike. Likewise, certain natural remedies help guarantee a better survival rate. Activated charcoal, cayenne, and apple cider vinegar are among the most important natural remedies that can be included in an emergency survival kit or other natural disaster remedy plan.

Activated charcoal is a survival staple, as it can be used to purify contaminated water and alleviate a variety of health conditions. Likewise, cayenne can be used to stop bleeding and heal wounds in an emergency situation. Apple cider vinegar can be used in a variety of ways but particularly to treat food poisoning.

Preparation is key when it comes to surviving any type of disaster. These preparations are effective in a variety of situations and limit the amount of danger associated with a situation.


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Top 10 Remedies

Posted by Mama (TN) on 04/21/2021
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Editor's Choice

Dear CPN,

What a fun question!

1. Baking Soda - Because so many ailments are aggravated or caused by being acidic, which baking soda reverses. 1/2 teaspoon in 4 ounces of water. Helps a UTI, bladder pain, heartburn. I have also used the baking soda water for dry eyes. I just wipe the water across the closed eyelid. Topically baking soda mixed with water to make a paste is good for a bee sting or burn. 1/2 cup in a bath is wonderful when sick.

2. Turmeric - amazing natural anti-inflammatory. Great for arthritis, stops diarrhea, useful for MRSA and staph infections (internally and externally), boils, etc.

3. Coconut oil - My favorite use of this is for viruses - especially mono and covid. It is also great topically or used for oil pulling for oral issues.

4. Castor oil - massaged into the skin or used as a castor oil pack I have used it for pain, cysts, and gallbladder attacks. It is also an amazing moisturizer. And then there its traditional use as a laxative.

5. Raw honey - for sores, burns, wounds, skin infections, sore throat.

6. Dried plantain leaves - plantain tea is great for a uti. Plantain poultices are excellent for pain. Plantain leaves, reconstituted are part of a natural burn treatment that helps skin cells to grow.

7. Melatonin - Sleep aid and for the high dose melatonin protocol for covid.

8. Frankincense essential oil - topically for pain, growths, UTI, infections.

9. Activated charcoal powder - to neutralize poisons. Stomach bug, diarrhea, pain.

10. Magnesium - sleep, constipation, stress, sore muscles, TMJ, headaches

If I were allowed a dozen I would add:

11. Nettle capsules or tea - for allergies, hives, poison ivy, arthritis.

12. Chamomile tea bags - calming tea, eye infections, sleep, infections.

~Mama to Many~