For most of human history, bacterial infections and diseases were the number one killer year after year, regardless of whether there was a major disaster in progress. #urbansurvivalsite #shtf #disease #survival #endoftheworld
There are plenty of threats that people associate with a major disaster. Infection, however, is rarely one of them. #urbansurvivalsite #infection #disaster #pandemic #shtf
If the grid goes down and you’re sticking out the disaster at home, you’ll need an urban survival toilet. Here’s how to make one.
After the SHTF, it will be too late to get your teeth fixed, get new glasses, get medical procedures, lose weight, or get in shape. Do these things now.
One of the most overlooked aspects of preparedness is what to do if the sewage system in your city isn’t working.
In an SHTF event, when food delivery systems are down and the stores quickly run out of all food supplies, how will you keep eating healthy? Here’s how.
Aside from the alcohol wipes that are part of your first aid kit, do you have anything in your bag to use for personal survival hygiene?
Since water is usually in short supply during disasters, it’s important to reuse water whenever you can. Reused water is also known as grey water.
The following diseases aren’t really an issue in developed countries, but after the SHTF they will be much more prevalent.
One of the best reasons to lose weight is so you’ll be ready in case the SHTF. If you’re trying to survive, the last thing you need is to be out of breath.
