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Exploring Dr. William Makis’ Hybrid Orthomolecular Cancer Protocol: Focus on Ivermectin and Mebendazole/Fenbendazole

Exploring Dr. William Makis’ Hybrid Orthomolecular Cancer Protocol: Focus on Ivermectin and Mebendazole/Fenbendazole *Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Always seek professional guidance.* In the evolving...

Be Prepared for Life’s Unexpected Moments

3 Reasons EVERYONE should have emergency medications avaiable. It's all about access—access to medications and care when you need it most. And when things happen outside of your control that access can disappear.Below are 3 examples of how easily this access can be...

Youth Preparedness: Teaching, Building, and Coping with Disasters

Educating and preparing your children ahead of time means fewer surprises in the event of an emergency.Growing Up Prepared: Empowering Youth in Disaster Preparedness As we observe National Preparedness Month, it's crucial to remember that disasters can strike at any...

Low-Cost and No-Cost Emergency Preparedness Measures

Small steps today, mean a safer tomorrow for you and your loved ones.Low-Cost and No-Cost Emergency Preparedness So far in our series for National Preparedness Month this September, we've already covered How to Make an Emergency Plan for Your Household and How to...
Prepare for Radioactive Fallout and More

Prepare for Radioactive Fallout and More

Given the current state of world affairs, we will be turning our attention to nuclear fallout and the effects on the body.To begin with, we will delve into what you can do mitigate the effects of a nuclear explosion, through planning and education. And of course,...

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A Week In Review

A Week In Review

Recalls, Recalls EverywhereFood recalls have reached staggering levels. Below are a few recent recalls that you may want to visit and check your cupboards and refrigerator.  Along with food recalls is a voluntary recall of mislabeled medication: Voluntary Nationwide...

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Tips on Getting Urgent Medical Care When You’re Traveling

Tips on Getting Urgent Medical Care When You’re Traveling

Vacations are supposed to be fun and relaxing. Unfortunately, they can also expose you to multiple risks that can lead to illnesses and accidents.Data from GeoSentinel highlights that about 8% of international travelers have become ill to the point of needing...

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Water, Water Everywhere, But None to Drink

Water, Water Everywhere, But None to Drink

The devastation hurricane Ian, a category 4 hurricane, caused over the past week and weekend cannot be overstated. As of Monday, the death toll has risen to over 100. Over 2.7 million people lost electric power and as of Monday afternoon more than 600,000 were still...

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Maintain or Attain a Healthy Weight

Maintain or Attain a Healthy Weight

When you maintain a healthy weight, your overall health and ability to care for the sick and injured is enhanced. Preparedness isn’t just first aid and readiness during adverse weather events and home safety.  According to the CDC: The US obesity prevalence was 41.9%...

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Other Types of Accidental Poisonings and Exposures

Other Types of Accidental Poisonings and Exposures

Other Types of Accidental Poisonings and Exposures Accidental poisonings cover a broad spectrum of populations and exposures. From the toddler ingesting something they found in the yard to medication errors to insect bites, the routes and exposure to toxic are almost...

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