Comments on: Lesson 6…Chem/Bio attacks, safe rooms, & “ghetto” medicine

By: George Marshall

George Marshall — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:15:11 +0000

Hello Dave,

I could not find a link in the note on Lesson 6 preview. Can you send one or tell me where to look.

Thanks,

George

By: Doug Bergstrom

Doug Bergstrom — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 03:54:01 +0000

Lesson five = I am actually going through it the second time – following up and researching all you have done … incredible – so much to absorb yet in the right tone that I can digest it slowly and make sure I do my part to get all the material really clear for my application. Thanks too for all you are doing.

By: wendy

wendy — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 12:21:49 +0000

Keep up the good work David and God Bless your readers as well. I am amazed with the amount of preppers being in their 70s! I shouldn’t be surprised we have alot to learn from you/them!

David my interest has been piqued about colloidal silver as mentioned by a few of your readers comments. What is it, where can I get it, and how do I/we use it!!!

Another tool to add to our arsenal of weapons, PRAYER! God works through his believers to make impossible things happen!

Be blessed,
Wendy

By: Subee

Subee — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 05:16:58 +0000

This in answer to Melba Collett on Probotics. Most have to be refrigerated, but I found Flora Source that doesn’t. It works for me and my Daughter.(has a year shelf life ) or more

By: Subee

Subee — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 05:04:38 +0000

Please don’t recommend Cipro to people. Some can take it with no known side affects, but others are not so lucky. I still have trouble withe tendons in my leg due to cipro. It is a nedical fact that it does affect the tendons and is very painful.
I prefer natural anti-biotics like Colloidal Silver. But it or make it.
I had an absessed tooth, jaw swollen ans I used the silver, holding it in my mouth for 7 minutes. I did this several times and the next dat the infection was gone. I use Vit C also for colds or virus. These you can keep for awhile

By: Milo

Milo — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 03:00:15 +0000

I have been trying to get my wife involved, but she wants to stay in denial mode. I may be gaining ground, I told her about some of the things to do to help avoid the flue, (she is a high school teacher, and we have children, ages 3,8, and 13) maybe this is the lesson that will get her leaning in the right way. I am slowing working on all the lessons.

Thank You, David
Milo H.

By: Mary

Mary — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 16:19:46 +0000

Hi David,
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?!?!?…WHAT IF…?!?!?
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This is off topic but I feel is important to share.
I live in the SF Bay area. As you well know, we are waiting for the “BIG ONE”. I have place emergency kits with three day water and 2400 calorie food bars supplies in each of my 3 young 20 somethings cars and in the cars of their boy/girlfriends.
They have asked me questions like “what if you are in the East Bay and I am in class and Rosey is at work…?” I have told them that the first thing they need to do is to STOP AND THINK. God has placed us there for a reason. They need to access their immediate situation and realize that they may be the only one mentally prepared for the situation. I told them they NEED to be a LEADER in their group and look to see the best solutions employing others strengths. I feel that if you give teens and twenties knowledge and belief in their abilities that they will have the moment of pause and thought to act on their own behalf. We do the “what-if” game on occasion which takes away the anxiety of all the “what-if scenarios”
Two of my three are listening to your audio lessons and helping me with preparations. We make it a fun adventure.
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David, THANK YOU for all you are doing. Your course has given me peace of mind which is a wonderful gift.
Mary

By: George

George — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 20:25:22 +0000

Great addition to the course.

By: Patrick J

Patrick J — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 16:59:09 +0000

Love your course. It is the most informative and all encompassing to date. The comments your students leave are extremely important to everyone. Kudoes to all involved. This information could one day save your life or someone else’s! In any emergency situation it is important to clear your mind and control your breathing think positively and act appropriately to the situation.

By: Leonard M. Urban

Leonard M. Urban — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 05:19:32 +0000

I don’t know if many will agree with my experimentation with such things, but I’ve successfully used antibiotics intended for veterinary use purchased at feed stores. Pennicillin is about $12.00 per bottle, and in my case was useful in clearing up a dental infection when I would have had to wait 2 weeks to see a dentist or wait for 8 or 10 hours in an emergency room inhaling God-knows-what viruses from the people coughing and sneezing in there. I calculated the dosage for my own body weight and injected myself daily for five days. Worked. I cancelled the dentist appt. Have also used Fura-Zone, an antibacterial salve intended for treating wounds on horses. Worked great for some nasty cuts to my fingers on a salmon-snagging trip.