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by  N.Morgan Unfortunately, there are many common parasites that we are unaware of and yet, most of us could be suffering from them. Parasites are tough, but certain herbs are tougher. With the help of top parasite-killing herbs like Triphala and vidanga, you can finally get rid of the health-robbing critters. By combining herbs, you can take advantage of their different modes of action. For example, one may interfere with parasites’ energy production, while another may attack the critters’ nervous system. Many natural plants and compounds may help the body clear out parasites. Garlic Garlic  is anti-bad-stuff. Viruses, fungi, bacteria, parasites,  cancer , and vampires all hate garlic. It’s an absolutely amazing herb and the best in the business at killing bad stuff. It even chelates heavy metals (removes them from the body). Garlic is also a very powerful deterrent for blood-sucking parasites like mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas. B...

by  N.Morgan In today’s world, being medically self-sufficient can save money, time and a lot of unnecessary side-effects and other health issues. Vicks VapoRub can be used to treat a multitude of illnesses and ailments. Vicks VapoRub has been used for treating headaches, colds, a cough, a congested nose, along with chest and throat stuffiness. Vicks VapoRub is also a must-have in any survival medical kit or first aid kit However, Vicks VapoRub can do so much more than this! Vicks VapoRub has been present and used for more than a hundred years and is known as one of the most widely used over-the-counter decongestants. Recently there are many popular and unconventional ways to use this ointment. Vicks is a supposed treatment for so much more than just a congested chest. 1. Repels Mosquitoes If you want to keep mosquitoes away, apply a little bit of Vicks on your clothing and skin. 2. Sinus Headaches If you are suffering from sinus headaches, ...

Survival Medicine Hour: MERS, Dental, Wounds, More  In this episode of the Doom and Bloom(tm) Survival Medicine Hour , Joe and Amy Alton, aka Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, discuss recent evidence of human-to-human transmission of Middle East Respiratory Virus (MERS), how teeth decay, considerations when dealing with open wounds, and the possible genetic nature of risk taking, and its relevance to survival settings. Also, a new project which may interest those with a sense of humor:  Barely Prepared! To listen in, click below: More http://bit.ly/1KegmKX 'via Blog this'