HERBAL SURVIVAL BIBLE

<p></p><p><strong>HERBAL SURVIVAL BIBLE</strong></p><p><em>Off-Grid Remedies for Wounds Infections and Crisis Care When the System Fails</em></p><p>By Grant Wilder author of <em>The Off-Grid Blueprint</em></p><p></p><p>When the grid goes down your health is in your hands.</p><p><strong>Herbal Survival Bible</strong> is the ultimate guide to natural off-grid medicine-designed for preppers homesteaders survivalists and anyone who refuses to rely on a fragile healthcare system. Packed with <strong>over hundred time-tested herbal remedies</strong> this field manual offers step-by-step protocols for treating real-life medical emergencies using herbs you can grow forage and preserve without electricity refrigeration or pharmaceutical access.</p><p>Whether you're dealing with cuts burns infections fevers stress or chronic illness this book teaches you how to:</p><ul><li>Control bleeding and clean wounds with wild herbs</li><li>Treat infections colds and fevers when antibiotics aren't an option</li><li>Manage pain inflammation digestive problems and stress naturally</li><li>Build your own bug-out herbal first aid kit and long-term apothecary</li><li>Safely care for children the elderly and even livestock in grid-down conditions</li><li>Craft salves tinctures teas syrups poultices and more with clear instructions</li></ul><p>Each remedy is presented with practical no-fluff clarity: what it treats which herbs to use how to prepare them how to dose them and how to stay safe in crises. This book also includes a complete herbal index and fast-access emergency protocols for fever trauma infection sepsis and more-perfect for use in the field or during disaster scenarios.</p><p><strong>Key Features:</strong></p><ul><li>hundreds herbal remedies organized by condition and usage</li><li>Scenario-based emergency care protocols</li><li>DIY medicine-making techniques using foraged or homegrown plants</li><li>Survival-focused guidance from a seasoned field medic and off-grid expert</li><li>Tools storage tips dosage charts and quick-reference indexes</li></ul>