Essential Medicines Your Survival Kits Must Have – Part II

essential medicines your survival kits must have – part ii

In the first part of this article, we focused on building a custom survival medicine kit, tailoring it to your personal and family needs. We discussed the importance of including essential medications, from prescription drugs for chronic conditions to over-the-counter treatments for common ailments. We also highlighted the importance of maintaining and organizing your kit to ensure it remains functional in an emergency.

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Exploring the Benefits of Sage for Health Management in Absence of Medical Professionals

exploring the benefits of sage for health management in absence of medical professionals

Today we will explore the benefits of Sage as an option for health management, particularly in remote rural areas where the availability of medical professionals is poor. Findings suggest that Sage embraces indigenous knowledge and supports informal health service providers in decision-making and preventive and curative health care for strong primary health care.

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Assessing The Three Survival Zones When Disasters Strike

assessing the three survival zones when disasters strike

The sudden realization that you are in a potential life-or-death situation can send your mind and body into shock. Panic can quickly take hold. Your heart races, blood pressure spikes, and sweat begins to drench your clothes. Under such intense stress, your brain may not function as it normally would. Clear, rational thoughts can vanish, replaced by irrational thinking and impulsive decisions, which can escalate an already dire situation into something far worse.

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A Few Creole Healing Herbs You Should Try – Part II

a few creole healing herbs you should try – part ii

Welcome back to our exploration of Creole healing herbs! In the first part of this article, we looked at the fascinating world of traditional Creole medicine, discussing the historical significance and usage of herbs like Groundsel Bush (Manglier), Elderberry (Sureau), and Lizard’s Tail (Herbe à Malo). These plants have been cherished for their medicinal properties and continue to be integral to natural healing practices within Creole communities.

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