Seven Perfect Survival Foods

God gave us health laws. We are not to eat SCAVENGER meats. Scavengers are basically God's vaccum cleaners for the earth. They eat dead flesh, etc. Vultures (bird scavengers), catfish, shrimp etc. (bottom feeders, water scavengers), and pigs (4 legged scavengers). The list is much longer, but you get the idea.

My understanding is that pigs will eat anything, even their dead babies...and the dead flesh they digest turns to meat very quickly...in turn we butcher and eat it. They don't sweat so where do all of those toxins go? They are stored in the fat. Heating/cooking does not kill all of the pork parasites..bad stuff.

All of that knowledge made it very easy for me to quit eating scavenger meats.

PS: No, you won't go to hell for eating pork ...but you may live longer (less arthritic pain too) and healthier because of it.

Mike
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A great tip someone posted a while back is this: Food in cans will stay preserved for a far longer time if you dip them in wax. Melt some wax in a crock pot and dip the cans in it. Someone else told me they heard about dipping matches in wax before going hiking to make them waterproof. I haven't tried it .... but will.

No, not for consumption. Spread between 4 large totes (in the garage summertime, basement in winter), we feed them food scraps like egg shells, melons rinds, apple cores, etc. etc and in turn they make us the black gold for our gardens. So, we are able to compost year round here in NH. The big fatties are great bait for fishing too!

How are peanuts? They have good protein, cost about 2 bucks a pound, and I believe can stay a long time. Any input?

Apple cider vinegar. It has tons of uses & is good for you. Will also pretty much stop food poisoning in it's tracks. (an issue if depending on canned food for survival)

- Apple cider vinegar
- coconut milk (anti-viral)
- any hard liquor (vodka, whiskey, tequila, gin)

- All of the above are good for disinfecting, cleansing & antiseptic. They're all yummy too. :)

http://www.anyvitamins.com/apple-cider-vinegar-info.htm

Coconut Milk, is a "must have" if you have small children. There might be a milk shortage and coconut milk will make the ideal substitute. For my 2 year old niece, I use one can of coconut milk to 1/2 can of pure water, and 1/2 teaspoon of stevia. (Any other sweetener will do, honey, agave...) Mix this well; it keeps in the fridge for 3 days. You can also add 1 teaspoon of almond extract or vanilla extract for a real taste sensation. This is also an excellent alternative to those who are lactose intolerant.

Coconut milk contains lauric acid which helps keep you healthy.

I picked up a case of it from Whole Foods last week. I prefer full fat NOT light coconut milk and organic.

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