Dehydration Kills ? By Marjory Wildcraft
Did you know that the average person can start to dehydrate in less than a day?
We always hear a lot about preparing for a food shortage, but our water supply is as much at risk of interruption as the food supply.
And while we can go for days with no food, we can’t go nearly as long without water.
Recently I have gotten many requests for more information about emergency water preparation. Water is difficult to store and heavy to move, so it is important that you know how to make any kind of water safe to drink.
Even urine if you have to.
My friend David Morris has put together an excellent resource for you that explains in detail everything you need to know to make ANY water source safe to drink.
CLICK Here to see how he does it:
In this special “How To” report he covers dealing with… * Bacteria * Sediment * Salts * Oils/gas/volatile organic compounds * Pesticides * Herbicides * Road runoff * Industrial runoff * Heavy metals * Plastics * And more
This 33 page report is definitely worth the time it takes to read and I am sure you will find it to be a valuable resource.
Here is where you can check it out… https://se965.infusionsoft.com/go/water/BFP37/
Bottoms up!
Marjory –
Marjory Wildcraft and the Backyard Food Production Team
[email protected]
Links don’t work.
Sorry about that. Here’s the link that will work
https://se965.infusionsoft.com/go/water/BFP37/
I have a story.
My doctor of 26 years (who has disappeared recently). Walked in the examination room, hit the doorway pointed to me and said – “hospital”.
Hello, hospital?
He asked if I had drove myself? I said, “No my son B drove me”. He said, “Nurse bring B in her now.” upon my son entering the room, Doctor OM said, “You will drive your mother to X hospital immediately, do not stop to pack stuff, do not pass go…………take her immediately to the hospital where I will have someone waiting for her and give her immediately a IV (EEEK – I hate needles and IV’s).
In short my gall bladder and appendices was remove the next day. I was given a IV (WHY don’t they have a sad smiley?) as soon as I hit he door.
My doctor explained that especially when you hit older age, that having enough water in your body is critical and can mean the difference between life and death.
I awoke at 6 AM with my doctor in the doorway simply watching me silently.
Well, I did feel better – a lot better. I felt well.
Again, my doctor of 26 years has quit and disappeared.
The new doctor is nice but she doesn’t care like Dr. OM.
She simply doesn’t care.
I’m a old “useless eater” like in the fictional book, “Minnesota Cold” by Cynthia Kracck.
If you are older, keep hydrated……………seriously.