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Title: Emily's Disaster Guide of Natural Remedies
Author : Emily Thacker
Release Date : January 15, 2012
Genre: Health & Fitness,Books,Health, Mind & Body,
Pages : * pages
Size : 352 KB

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307 Ways to Naturally Treat & Prevent Infectious Diseases Safely!

Did you know more than a million people in the US have been sickened by Swine Flu? And it’s not even flu season yet…

Recently The World Health Organization stated that the Swine Flu was a worldwide pandemic. There are entire countries quarantined. This includes cruise ships. Airplanes. Neighborhoods. Can you imagine this?

Think back to August 2005 and Hurricane Katrina. More than 80% of New Orleans was flooded, and those flood waters didn’t recede for weeks. Bacteria, toxic chemicals, bacteria and even raw sewage invaded homes and drinking water.

What would you have done if you and your family had been trapped in one of these homes? Would you have known how to protect yourself and your family from illness?

Over the years, it was home remedies that fought the war against illness. If we can’t get to the pharmacy --- or the shelves are empty, what then?

Here’s the good news…There are many simple, everyday substances you already have in your home and garden that can help protect you and your family in an emergency.

And they can be yours – just when you need them the most!

Now after years of continued research, best-selling author, Emily Thacker, brings you perhaps the most important book of our time. Emily’s New Guide to Natural Treatment’s for Infectious Disease and Other New Threats needs to be in every home in America.

It includes a guide for natural solutions to help treat and prevent illness safely. There’s even a listing of specific items to keep in storage in your home including when and how to use them.

What are infectious diseases? They used to be things like the bubonic plague or typhoid. But now they include things like Swine flu. West Nile virus. Meningitis. Staph, strep and other hospital infections. The list goes on and on.

During the pandemic plague that ended in 1350 as many as 30 million Europeans died.

Between 1918 and 1920 a worldwide influenza epidemic killed almost 22 million people.