Nutrients That Will Allow You to Thrive Alive to Survive

 Grandpa Bill continues today talking about The Complete Guide to Natural Plant  Based Medicines, herbs, spices, clays, tictures, and wild crafted foods. Grandpa Bill today asks:
Here’s why Frankincense Serrata Essential Oil deserves a spot in your survival cache:

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A survival cache is a secret hiding place for your emergency stockpile. It is different from the ones you have at home and at your chosen bug-out location, and is meant to help you survive when SHTF and you are between the two locations. A survival cache is also a good way to split up your supplies and is a great fallback in case you lose your bug-out bag while traveling. [1]

Building your survival cache takes a lot of time and planning. After all, you may choose to keep multiple caches so you’re best prepared for every possible scenario you can think of. While there are no set rules as to what to put in your survival cache, there are basic supplies that ought to be in it, such as food, water, a first aid kit and some items for bartering. [2]

Of course, food, gold and silver are probably your first choices for barter items. But medical supplies and emergency medicines also hold a lot of barter value. In general, items with great versatility are easy to barter with, so it would be wise to make some space in your survival cache for useful, all-around items like essential oils. [3]

Essential oils have a lot of practical uses. Depending on their chemical properties, they can serve as natural remedies for a wide variety of issues. In fact, essential oils have a long history of use in traditional medicine and skin care that can be traced back to the time of the ancient Egyptians! [4]

Essential oils can also be used for hygienic purposes and as non-toxic ingredients for cleaning solutions. Some (food-grade ones) even make great substitutes for fresh herbs and spices. [5] Besides their pleasing fragrance, essential oils boast many beneficial properties that can help you maintain cleanliness and support optimal health, which is crucial in survival situations.

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