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The world is already a filthy place, and humans are known for creating a lot of trash and treating nature as their personal garbage

An astonishing 51% of Americans are on long-term medications for chronic health issues. That number is on the rise, up four percent from just

In today’s world, dominated by pharmaceutical chemicals, it’s easy to forget the humble origins of pain relief.

We often take for granted the simple act of moving, and we don’t think much about the natural functions of our bodies. However, for

It is easy to fall into the trap of thinking idealistically about our survival scenarios. One way we do that is by thinking that

As winter is in full force, the telltale signs of sneezes, sniffles, and the occasional fever are ever-present reminders of the importance of proactive

As a prepper or a survivalist, you know how important it is to be ready for potential disaster scenarios. You may have gathered a

Plants are awesome because they give us food, shelter, clothes, and medicine. They can even boost our mood and make us grin.

I am currently in the midst of a survival crisis. Oh, it’s nothing dramatic and it probably doesn’t look like survival or a crisis

There are many things in life you can’t control. However, survivalists can take measures to help themselves live as long as possible in the

There are several important differences between a survival medical kit and the typical first aid kit on the shelf in a supermarket or even

There are several important differences between a survival medical kit and the typical first aid kit on the shelf in a supermarket or even

In today’s article, you will discover the hidden uses of diatomaceous earth, a remarkable and versatile product that will transform your homestead, small farm,

A Pocket Survival Kit (PSK) is designed to keep you safe from as many threats as possible and that's why it must absolutely contain

September is National Preparedness month in the United States, with a focus this year on preparing older adults for disasters. We rarely touch on