I'm 67, with type 2 diabetes. According to some, I'm one of those 1% who should be left to die, so that the economy can survive. But that's not going to happen... not if I can help it. Because there's a specific set of things I'm doing to survive when there's no doctor. Things I learned from a "3rd world doctor" who is used to deprivation - when hospitals are flooded with sick people, and there are shortages of essential equipment.

1. “The hospital used to be
where you went to get well”
Now it's where people go, rightfully
fearing they will get sick from Covid-19
Here's a new way to protect yourself:
It's the most sacred vow of medicine:
"First, do no harm"
And for the most part, doctors do a good job of keeping it.
But recently, it's become harder and harder for health workers to
uphold their Hippocratic oath.
And as thousands of doctors and nurses fall prey to the vicious Covid-
19... while countless infected people are flocking into infested
hospitals... lots of seniors are wondering: "am I pushing my luck?"
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2. hospitals... lots of seniors are wondering: "am I pushing my luck?"
It's something that prompted even the CDC, at the height of the 몭rst
wave, to advise older folks with chronic conditions to "stay at home as
much as possible".
It seems as though millions of Americans with diabetes, heart disease
or any other chronic health problems are now between a rock and a
hard place. It's a deadly dilemma: If you're not feeling well, you need
immediate medical help, or risk getting sicker. But if you do go to the
hospital, you face the risk of getting Covid-19 from another patient
who doesn't even know they have it... or worse, from the very doctor
or nurse who is supposed to take care of you.
If this scenario frightens you sounds like you, don't worry - you're no
coward. It just means you're smart enough to understand the risks.
And these risks are real:
In fact, the CDC reported that
... over 62,000 health professionals got
infected until May 26...
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3. and numbers only went up from there. We know for a fact that
hospitals are a major source of Covid-19 infection. In the UK, up to
20% of all infections happened in hospital, while people were getting
treated for something else. And even though the US authorities
haven't been too transparent with these numbers... we know that at
least 9000 Americans came back home from hospitals with the bug.
The real numbers are likely much higher.
But amid this unmitigated disaster, there's a ray of hope. And it's
coming from the same place that made this country the best in the
world: American self reliance. Because while the most dangerous
pandemic in over a century is raging on, tens of thousands of patriots
have started taking matters into their own hands. And they're staying
healthy and safe even when there's no doctor... or at least until they
can safely go to a hospital.
Hi, my name is George- and on this page that I might be forced to pull
from the Internet soon, I am going to show you why, if you've been
postponing going to the hospital for anything non-essential, you might
be right... and why soon enough there might not be a doctor available,
even if you need one.
I'll explain exactly what medicine this "battle-hardened" surgeon from
Europe recommends you stockpile now... to prepare for the looming
drug shortages...

4. I'll show you how to get a list of all the natural remedies you need to
hoard for long-term survival. And what are the simple yet essential
medical techniques and procedures you need to know in a medical
emergency.. so that even if there's no doctor, or you can't visit one,
you can still manage your chronic conditions, reduce your pain, and
even restore your health until the doctor can see you.
This is especially important if you or a family member are at risk:
According to the CDC, 8 out of 10
COVID-19 deaths were from people
over 65!

5. No wonder I'm taking this more seriously than anything.
Like I said, my name is George and I am from Survivopedia.com - one
of the leading survival websites on the Internet. Odds are, you don't
know about us. Many people don't. In good times, people hate us for
"being wrong" and for somehow "spreading fear". In bad times like
these, we are hated for being right. You just can't win with these guys.
I've heard it all - that I'm a conspiracy theorist, a tinfoil hat, crazy
prepper - you name it.
But over time, I learned to stop paying attention to the trolls and
internet idiots. And I realized that we were not alone. When we
published Backyard Liberty and showed people how to prepare for a
food crisis, more than 140.000 Americans heeded our calls. Even
more were interested in our EMP preparedness course. We help
patriots prepare for unlikely but devastating events - like the current
pandemic.
And this time it's more personal than ever. Because you see... I'm one
of those "seniors with underlying conditions" you keep hearing about.
My health, maybe like yours, is far from perfect, but I manage. I used
to do many stupid things when I was young. We all did. But it doesn't
mean we deserve to die. No one does. And frankly, ...

6. I won't go gently into that good night!
Not if I can do something about it.
That's why, in the early days of the pandemic, I put my nose to the
grindstone... and spent hundreds of hours researching this novel
threat. And what I discovered shocked me to the core: hard evidence
that we're about to witness a healthcare apocalypse of biblical
proportions. And NOT directly from Covid-19... but from its
consequences.
Big words, I know... and I double checked the evidence in hope I was
mistaken. But I'll show you all my proof here and so you can either
prove me wrong... or realize that the time to prepare is now, while
there's still time.
The numbers don't lie: millions of Americans have already "opted out"
of the healthcare system. Hospital visits were down nearly 55% in
March and April, in an analysis by Strata Decision Technology.

7. People are getting it: in the middle of a pandemic,
the last place where you want to be is
a building where all the sick people go!
Because frankly, it doesn't take much to get infected in a hospital.
Hospitals are notorious for making people sick - even without a
pandemic. The CDC estimates roughly 1.7 million hospital associated
infections... that cause or contribute to 99.000 deaths each year! And
that's BEFORE the coronavirus.
Covid-19 makes this worse. People don't realize just how easy it is for
a nosocomial outbreak to happen - that is, for your hospital to infect
you. A recent Harvard Medical School study puts it this way:
"To cause a nosocomial outbreak, it will take just 1 patient with occult
COVID-19 who is hospitalized, tests negative for influenza virus, and
is taken off precautions despite persistent respiratory symptoms. Or
just 1 visitor with COVID-19 and mild respiratory symptoms who is
permitted free access to the hospital because it does not have an
active screening and exclusion policy for visitors with respiratory tract
symptoms. Or just 1 infected health care worker who decides to
soldier through a shift despite a sore throat and runny nose"
But there's another side to this story that should give you the jitters.
Because...
... soon, you may discover that you

8. ... soon, you may discover that you
can't go to your hospital... because it
doesn't exist anymore!!
This might sound crazy but it's 100% true. As expensive as healthcare
is in the US... people don't realize just how fragile hospitals are. And
many of them are laying off personnel at an unprecedented scale... or
they're even going bankrupt.
You see, during the pandemic, hospitals were forced to halt elective
surgery - which accounts for a big chunk of their revenues. With
elective surgery gone, their revenues dried up. How much? A
whopping $200 Billion with a capital B, and these are June numbers.
It's enough to send many hospitals to the brink of 몭nancial ruin - and
beyond.
We've already had 29 hospital bankruptcies in 2020. But that's just

9. the tip of the iceberg - especially for rural hospitals. Michael Topchik,
executive director of the Chartis Center for Rural Health, says that 453
of the country's 2000 rural hospitals... close to 1 in 4... are in danger
of closing... while 216 are most vulnerable.
Not even the giants are faring better:
Mayo Clinic is expected to lose at least
$3 billion in revenue this year...
...and has already undergone pay cuts and layoffs. If Mayo Clinic is in
bad shape... you can imagine just how much worse the smaller
hospitals are doing.
But wait, there's more:
Because simply avoiding doctors and hospitals is not going to cut it. In
fact, it might make things worse!

10. In fact, if that's your plan, maybe you're better of playing the COVID-
19 lottery, and just going to the hospital. Because "doing nothing" is
not much of a strategy... and people have started paying with their
lives.
It's true:
stats are showing a sharp increase in
heart attacks and stroke...
with at least 35% of the excess deaths NOT caused by the
coronavirus. Take D.C. for example: according to the DC Health
director, excess deaths in the state were 40% higher from January to
May than they were just one year before. And almost half of those
were not attributed to the novel virus - instead, to conditions like
pneumonia, flu, diabetes, cancer and overdoses.
And this begs the question:
How will Americans deal with chronic conditions when it's not safe to
visit a doctor?
How will the millions that suffer from heart conditions... diabetes...
kidney disease... or COPD... where will they go when their hospital is
closed? What will they do if - or when there isn't enough medical
personnel to take care of them?
It's the deadly dilemma: Go to the hospital and risk getting sick, or
stay home and risk getting sicker.
There is a third way - the very thing that helped make America the
greatest country in the world. Self suf몭ciency. And I'll show you how
becoming medically self suf몭cient will help you slash your risks of

11. becoming medically self suf몭cient will help you slash your risks of
getting sick... and keep your health in the best shape you could hope
for... even if the pandemic decides to stay with us for a long time.
So what can you start doing right away
to become medically self reliant?
There are two simple steps:
Step 1 is to start stockpiling essential medicine, that might be gone in
a crisis. Studies have shown that there are 153 critical drugs that
people with chronic disease need right now - or else they with die.
Many of them are made in China or in India. We were already
experiencing shortages even without a pandemic. With so many
factories closed, and governments limiting exports, you need to brace
yourself for possible worldwide disruptions.
So what medicine to stockpile? I have a special list from a top survival
doctor, and I'll share it with you here on this page in a moment.
But that's just the beginning. Step #2, and probably THE most
important thing, is...
... you have to internalize some basic
medical skills that could save your life
in a "no doctor" scenario
Look: knowledge is power, and even the most basic medical
knowledge will give you the power to save lives - yours, or a family
member's.

12. In case you're thinking I'm nuts for even considering that you learn
basic medical procedures... I know how it sounds. What am I saying
here, that you'll perform your own surgery? That you'll treat some
serious health problems, like a stroke or heart attack?
No. If any of that happens AND there is no doctor, I hope you scored
good points with God - because you're going to need all of HIS good
will. But...
...just because you won't
perform your own brain surgery,
doesn't mean
there aren't things you can do
Quite a lot, actually!
You can learn to prepare for nervous, respiratory, circulatory, digestive
and urinary system diseases.
You can manage super몭cial wounds and even fractures.
You can give 몭rst aid.
You can learn to self diagnose a medical problem (with some help).
Perform CPR. Stop bleeding. Deal with trauma. Deal with hypothermia
and hyperthermia. Fight infection. And so much more - all in a few
hours of casual reading.
How do I know this? Years ago, when the Ebola pandemic happened, I
was afraid that it was going to be "the one". Luckily, that wasn't the
case. But while I was reading every available source, and doing my
research, talking to doctors, etc... it occurred to me. Not all doctors

13. research, talking to doctors, etc... it occurred to me. Not all doctors
are alike in a "no healthcare" situation.
As I was doing my Ebola research, it struck me that the best doctor for
a medical crisis will probably not be some "silk underwear", Porsche-
driving doctor from a billion dollar hospital. My best bet was someone
from the trenches. A doctor who is forced to perform miracles with no
expensive, state of the art technology. And while facing severe drug
shortages. In short, ...
... I needed a 3 World Doctor
If I wanted to learn from the best... I knew that the best crisis doctor
would be someone who 몭ghts crisis on a day to day basis. And after a
few months of research, I found my guy-in one of the poorest
countries of the European Union-Romania.
His name is Dr. Radu Scurtu-and he's a rather unusual surgeon. While
he's working within the state-of-the-art French healthcare system...
he earned his stripes in the terrible healthcare system that Romania
had in the early 2000's.
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14. The doctor had seen it all. No electricity. No proper disinfectants.
Having to seat 2 patients in the same hospital bed, because of
shortages. Rats and cockroaches. Things that would make your
stomach churn-and that you'd never see in the US under normal
circumstances.
Dr. Scurtu managed to get out of that system-몭rst, working for a few
years in Germany, before moving to France. But he took with him a
wealth of information on how to deal with a collapsed system. What's
more, moving from "stone-age" to "state of the art" meant he could
get the best of both worlds. Romania had taught him self reliance and
ingenuity. Western Europe provided the expensive toys.
It reminded me of a lesson I learned from my grandpa-a self made
multi-millionaire, but who had weathered two wars and the Great
Depression. While Grandpa was happy to enjoy a life of luxury, he
always liked to remind us that it can and it will all go away. He had lost
it all multiple times-and had made it all back in multiples, with the
help of God and of his own good attitude. Grandpa was fond of saying:
"There is no education like adversity"
When you think about it, it makes sense. Should the healthcare
system collapse, most of our fancy pants doctors will be screwed.
They have no idea what it's like to operate with a flashlight. Or what to
do with a patient when basic medicine is out of stock, and the fancy
equipment is hogged by thousands upon thousands of sick people.
They will be overwhelmed. And WE are going to be the ones who will
suffer the most.

15. When I met Dr. Scurtu, one of my 몭rst questions was "what can I do to
fend for myself in a medical crisis?". I was expecting the same run of
the mill response I had gotten tens of times from other doctors-that
you shouldn't try to play doctor, that I should go to the hospital, yada
yada yada. I knew that, I'm not an idiot. But what if there IS no doctor,
and no hospital?
Dr. Scurtu was more than happy to take my question. And he gave me
an earful. Turns out, short of surgeries and complex medical
procedures, there is quite a lot of stuff you can do! Here's some of it.
But 몭rst, a disclaimer:
Don't try any of it without talking to
your doctor 몭rst!
I'm giving this for information purposes only. If you have a doctor you
can access, call him. If you can go to a clinic, do it. That's the safest
course of action, and it would be irresponsible of me to suggest
otherwise.
Below you'll discover what a doctor does when they can't go to a
hospital. Use your own discretion.
Here's what I learned from Dr. Scurtu: that if you want a good chance
of being to treat something properly, you 몭rst want to know you
diagnosed it right. He taught me the simple TeCaMoLo principle.
These are the core questions you need to ask, to clarify the
circumstances in which the injury happened:
TeCaMoLo:
TEmporal-when did the injury occur?

16. TEmporal-when did the injury occur?
CAuse-why did it happen?
MOdal-how did it occur?
LOcation-where did it happen?
Ask these 4 questions and you'll have a proper baseline for healing
the patient.
Beyond that, the Dr. showed me ...
... how to recognize the signs of
medical distress
Is the patient pale? Does he or she have a too weak or too rapid
pulse? Are they confused? Are there any obvious signs of injury?
The doctor then showed me how to perform a body check (more
about this later). And hundreds of little tidbits that could save your
life. For instance, do you know why it's a good idea to have an old-
school glass syringe in your house? It's because you can sterilize
and safely reuse glass... unlike the disposable syringes. In fact, it's
probably a good idea to buy some medical pliers and pincers, to have
just in case.
I asked Dr. Scurtu what medicine to stockpile - in the event that you
won't be able to 몭nd them in a crisis. This is particularly important
now-with global supply chains falling like dominos. He gave me more
than a handful.

17. Let's start with the obvious.
What should you have on hand, in case
of pneumonia?
Try to have some Cipro around the house. For kids, Bactrim or Suprax
suspension will help, or Avelox.
For asthma and breathing problems, see if you can get your hands on
prednisone taper, Albuterol, or Primatene Mist.
For shortness of breath or chest pain, stock up on nitroglycerin 0.4 mg
tablets, as well as anticoagulants.
For non-infectious Diarrhea, Imodium-AD will help. In case of a
urinary tract infection, make sure you have Bactrim or Macrobid.
Other things you MUST have in your stockpile include: aspirin as a
blood thinner; atherosclerosis medication, like Mevacor or Zocor;
Coumadin as a blood thinner for stroke; Aleve for arthritis; Zantac for
heart burn; Lisinopril or Tenormin for high blood pressure.
And in general, you should make sure you can get your hands on...
Fiber laxative
Aspirin as a blood thinner
Atherosclerosis medication. Mevacor (lovastatin); Zocor
(simvastatin)
Blood thinners for stroke Coumadin (warfarin)
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18. Medications for arthritis Aleve (naproxen)
Heart burn medications. Zantac (ranitidine).
High blood pressure medication. (Lisinopril); Tenormin
(atenolol).
He told me exactly what medicine to stockpile for: cold and flu,
allergies or pain. For breathing problems, gastrointestinal issues, or
skin conditions. What antibiotics to get, what birth control to take; and
if you have kids or grandkids, 6 drugs you absolutely need to have in
your cabinet. Too many things to mention here-but I'll show you how
you can get all of the exact same information.
And as I was talking to the doctor, I realized I had stumbled on a
treasure trove. I felt like a kid in a candy store. Or better: like a
starving survivor in a zombie apocalypse, who just discovered a
hidden stockpile.
So I knew I had to persuade Dr. Scurtu
to share his wisdom with our
community
Extracting practical wisdom from survival experts was, after all, our
specialty.
But the good Dr. wasn't interested. He liked his privacy. He didn't like
fame of any kind. And for sure he didn't want any of the negative
attention that tends to come with being any kind of survival expert.
It wasn't about the money. The French healthcare system pays
doctors handsomely. But I was determined to win this one-because I
knew this wasn't about our egos. There was much more at stake-the
lives of thousands of Americans who would be left helpless in a
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19. lives of thousands of Americans who would be left helpless in a
medical crisis.
After a lot of cajoling and maybe a little bit of emotional blackmail, I
succeeded. And boy oh boy did we deliver.
We interviewed the doctor for two weeks straight. What's more...
... I was too paranoid to let the good
doctor write it all by himself
Truth is, as much as I loved his expertise, I was afraid we will end up
with a course written for other doctors. Too often, experts suffer from
the "curse of knowledge". They know the stuff so well, that they forget
what it was like to not know. So they tend to give really complicated
explanations that no one really understands.
But that was 몭ne. I knew NOTHING about how to be your own doctor
in a crisis. So I asked all the dumb questions (so you won't have to).
When I didn't understand something, I asked the doc to rephrase it in
plain English. And when we put it all together, it turned out to be the
most practical course on medical preparedness you'll ever 몭nd. We
called it Survival MD-What to Do When There's No Doctor

20. "This book is a must-read for disaster preparedness. It is
clearly written, easy to understand, and extremely informative.
I highly recommend Survival MD!" - Zabian Crosby
"I think that everyone in the U.S. should have this manual.
Could save your life!" - Mike Kirsch
Before I go on and explain what's inside, I want to set the record
straight.
Here's what Survival MD is NOT:
First of all - This is NOT a medical tome. If you're planning on
becoming a doctor or a registered nurse, this is NOT for you. This is a
practical, down to Earth, plain-English course on how a layman can
"replace the doctor"-when there is no doctor available and you're in a
life and death situation.
Second of all - It's NOT a book on how to treat yourself when you can
easily go to your doctor. That would be plain stupid-and it would be
irresponsible for me to suggest otherwise. If you're looking for a way
to stop going to the doctor when there's nothing wrong with the
healthcare system... it's my duty to tell you that you might put your life
in great danger.

21. Third (and frankly I don't care if this hurts our sales)-this is one book I
hope you will never need. Just like I hope you never have to shoot
your gun in self defense-but it's wise to protect yourself.
"Si vis pacem, para bellum"
This is a Latin quote I hold dearly. It means that "If you want peace,
prepare for war". It's why we keep a big army even though we're not
몭ghting the Nazis anymore. It's why you keep a 몭re extinguisher in the
house. This course is a 몭re extinguisher. It will not prevent 몭res-but it
might help you put them out.
Now that I got all this out of the way, let me tell you why I'm so
excited about Survival MD. There's no other "medical survival" course
like it on the planet. And I'm not using these words lightly.
As far as I know, this is the only course of its kind. Something that will
allow you to weather out a medical emergency where there is no
doctor. It doesn't matter if it's a pandemic, a grid-down scenario, or a
Katrina-like event that clogged hospitals for weeks.
Rave Reviews for Survival MD:
"I've found your book to be very informative and especially
appreciate the lists of supplies suggested." - Tammie Barletta
"SurvivalMD is easy to understand and uses items you should
have available. Also contains good ideas on what you need to
stock up on." - Sarah
Very detailed but easy to understand. The way it is shown and
explained it makes my comfort level very high in performing

22. what is necessary to address various situations." "- Rusty
Coleman
An 80/20 approach to survival
medicine
Maybe you're familiar with the 80/20 principle. If not, here's a
refresher: 80% of all our problems come from just 20% of causes. You
learn 80% of any topic in about 20% of the time you study. You spend
80% of your time with less than 20% of your friends. Once you
understand this universal principle, you'll start seeing it everywhere.
It's the same in medicine. Sure, you can go to medical school, pay a
quarter million dollars, and sink 4 years or more into this. Or you can
take a shortcut: learn the 20% of medical knowledge that will help
you in 80% of the situations. And this is exactly what Survival MD is
about: a "layman's shortcut" to developing life saving skills for a crisis.
Survival MD has one purpose, and one purpose only: to keep you and
your loved ones alive until a quali몭ed specialist can see you. And in
order to do this, we pulled out all the stops.
Here's a glimpse of what you'll 몭nd inside:
Got asthma or COPD? Dr. Scurtu will show you how people
with respiratory disease need to prepare (one of the things you
absolutely need around the house is an oxymeter. And 4 other
things you need to order online right away)
Planning for long term medical survival? Take care of this
몭rst-even if there's nothing wrong with your health (NASA does it
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23. 몭rst-even if there's nothing wrong with your health (NASA does it
to all their astronauts)
4 items to stockpile (not medicine!) for someone who is
wheelchair bound. Plus: what you should do if your MS is
exacerbated and there's no doctor.
What if you have cardiovascular disease, or peripheral
vascular disease? And the dangerous warning signal that comes
from your toes.
The two fruits people with kidney failure must absolutely
avoid... at least until a dialysis machine is available. Page 29
Rub clove oil on a sore tooth for
relief...
... and 7 other things you can do to prevent getting a deadly
infection, when there's no dentist;
What to do when there are no antibiotics available. Yes,
veterinary antibiotics can help-but how do you know the right
dosage? Page 44
Why Augmentin may be the best antibiotic to stockpile (if
you can still 몭nd it). And 6 other antibiotics that may save your
life from a deadly infection (#2 is the best for pneumonia)
Does your medical go-bag have a fully stocked "hygiene
kit"? 19 things you should hoard. Page 55.
How to make your own toilet paper using, if you run out.
(this recipe uses baby oil or lotion-and will give you a good
alternative when panic buying emptied all store shelves)
How to build the ultimate medical
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24. How to build the ultimate medical
go-bag...
This includes cheap alternatives if stores and pharmacies
run out of the essentials. Plus: 8 medical instruments you didn't
know you needed (but surgeons keep them in their homes for
an emergency). Also included: 9 things to stockpile in your bug
out vehicle
Simple and effective 몭rst aid techniques you need to learn
now (including how to treat a bullet wound). This might come in
handy if there's an economic collapse and mass social
breakdown. Page 81.
What to do if garbage disposal services stop working. Full
list of supplies you need for emergency sanitation. And how to
deal with human waste so that it doesn't become a hazard. Page
84.
Quick recipe for home-made hand
sanitizer:
Did you know you can make your own hand sanitizer that
doesn't dry your hands, AND costs a lot less than the price-
gouged versions you can 몭nd in stores? It's easy: all you need is
some aloe vera gel and 99% isopropyl alcohol. You can still buy
both online, in bulk. Take 1 part aloe vera gel and mix it
thoroughly with 2 parts alcohol and you're set-for a fraction of
what you'd have paid even before the pandemic!
4 essential medical skills for the lay person. You'll learn
how to treat mild to moderate burns; how to straighten and splint
fractures; how to stop moderate bleeding; and how to take care
of complex lacerations.
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25. The right (and simple) way to give CPR. It's an easy but
effective system called CAB, that stands for Circulation, Airway
and Breathing. You'll also learn basic life support-like rescue
breathing, chest compressions and basic 몭rst aid (you won't be
able to give advanced life support... but basic life support might
save a life)
How to know within minutes whether your patient is in
severe condition or it's only something mild using the Glasgow
coma score
What people are saying about SurvivalMD:
"My dream was to be a Dr. I have read many books. This one is,
by far , the best, and has the most information I have ever
read. I feel, when used with common sense, it can be a
wonderful resource to have until trained help arrives." - LARK
LEWIS
"There is always something unexpected, which you haven't
planned. Twenty four years in the service, nine years of it in
Special Ops proved it to me. 5 stars for Survival MD" - Kenneth
Rothwell
"The book will become a necessity to have close at hand in just
about any circumstance thank you" - Kathy Smith
"Well put together and I need a lot of things to complete my
prepping and I have only read one third the book!!!" - Karen
Moeller
We've also included lots of information that we hope you never need-
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26. We've also included lots of information that we hope you never need-
but that might become handy in a crisis situation. Things like how to
use a de몭brilator-and read an ECG. How to perform an emergency
amputation. How to stop a bleeding in seconds. 5 ways to suture skin
so it will heal faster. And so much more.
Even if there's a complete shutdown of conventional healthcare...
there's still hope. Because there are plenty of herbal remedies that
will keep you healthier until there's a doctor. For fever, you'll get a
doctor's recipe for a mixture of yarrow, peppermint and elderberry
flowers. For pain, you'll get 7 powerful reliefs. And lots of proven
remedies for cold and snif몭ng, sore throat, diarrhea and constipation,
and lots and lots of other health problems.
You'll discover the top 5 most likely causes of death you'll
be faced with in the aftermath of a crisis. It may sound weird...
But focusing on these, means you'll ward off up to 80% of the
illnesses! So there's no need to 몭ll your brain with medical
problems that have a 1 in a million chance of happening.
And that's not all...Inside "Survival MD." you'll 몭nd the worst
medical mistakes you can do in a crisis. Like...
Do you know what you should never do if you're stabbed?
People in third world countries struggle with this horrifying
scenarios every day because of the high crime rate. There are
two key procedures to avoid bleeding to death or even getting an
infection.
And do you know why you should never use a plastic bag
or wet bandage to cover up a wound? In fact, doing it increases
your risk of infection and even death!
You'll learn how to put a dislocated shoulder back in its
place just like professionals do. And it's easier than you think!
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27. You'll also 몭nd out how and where to get a few months'
worth of prescription drugs. A little known secret for getting
behind the counter drugs without a prescription.
And life-saving advice for dealing with a whole range of
conditions-like heart burn and gastritis; Crohn's disease;
ulcerative colitis, IBS, kidney stones... an more.
And that's just a taste of what's inside!
We worked hard to bring you the ultimate medical crisis survival
manual. And folks loved it. Just look at what people are saying about
Survival MD:
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"Just the information I have been looking for. How to stay
healthy without Doctors or Hospitals. Thank You" - Joe
Paulauskas
"This is a thoroughly readable reference. It's not med schools
thorough text, but it is clear and is a good guide to save lives." -
Jim Loyd
"very good book of medical knowledge. [Offers] options my
Doctor does not talk about" - Walter
"Lots of good info in there. Not something you can 몭nd at
Barnes N Nobles". Tonya Sei
"It's a wonderful book. Everything is clearly written. Five star is
not enough." - Tonie King

28. " ...every subject explained in detail" - William Walker
"I found it to be simple, straightforward, and well
illustrated, easy to understand and well organized. Best
such "guide book" I have found yet." - Terry Ross
"I am not a doctor. But I do try to manage my own health, in
view of how big pharma controls a lot of what doctors do
and prescribe. I need to learn what I can, and now try to do
without doctors as much as I can. So survival md is huge
help in my view. thank you" - Ronald Carrier
"I thought the manual is easy to reference information
needed especially in a crises. Very broad coverage of many
situational occurrences. I'm glad I made the purchase. I
have lifesaving & C P R training." - Phil
"Survival M.D., is GREAT. 5 Stars all the way. Thank you so
much. It is organized so that the average JOE BLOW can be
ready to take care of self and family if needed. The book is
well organized and written in simply everyday language
without loosing the importance of medical education. thank
You again. By the way, I'm a retired R.N. and eye specialty
tech." - Lottie Lee hall

29. "This will be my main reference and Goes in with my
survival gear. It guides a person on how to handle many
medical emergencies. I am retired nurse and taught 몭rst
aide to scouts over the years but being less involved, I have
forgotten some skills. I'm traveling now but will be sure to
have my "crash cart" up to date when I return home." -
Johanne Cooper
"Practical and informative. Covers a lot of topics. Begin to
realize what a SHTF event would do to our lives. Enjoy
reading. Pretty fast read with a lot of detail."- Jim Costigan
But wait... there's more:
It's essential that you get access to Survival MD right away. We
don't know what the future may hold for us. But you need to
prepare-and you need to do it now.
This is why, when you're getting Survival MD today, I want to send
you two special reports to help you through these hard times.
The 몭rst one is called...
BONUS #1: "The doctor's best practices for preventing a
coronavirus infection"
Look - even if there's no cure or vaccine for COVID-19 yet, it
doesn't mean there isn't a lot you can do to protect yourself from
it.

30. We wanted to dispel some of the misinformation surrounding
face masks
Or why washing your hands is not enough (there's one thing
most people do that renders even the most disciplined hand
washing useless).
We show you how to practice
food safety - so that you don't
get infected when you shop for
food, or when you cook it. And
how to travel if you absolutely
must.
We also included two essential
things doctors do to boost
their immunity for the flu
season. (#2 slashed people's
risk of getting the flu by 5 times. While the coronavirus is NOT
the flu, it's been theorized that it will lower your odds of getting
an infection).
The second bonus I'd like to send you is something I hope will never
happen to you-but if it does, you will need this. It's called...
BONUS #2: "How to survive isolation and quarantine".
I did this research for myself-and I believe it will help all of us. Soon
enough, you might 몭nd yourself in quarantine or some form of social
isolation-either mandatory, or self-imposed. So how do you survive 30
days or more of isolation?

31. Quarantining alone is a different deal than quarantining with others.
At the same time, if one family member is sick but the others aren't,
it's going to be really tricky to isolate just the sick person.
All these things bring up some interesting issues - like...

32. How do you resupply while in quarantine?
How do you avoid infecting others?
How do you take out the garbage and make sure it doesn't
pile up?
And many simple things like that that most people
probably never thought about.
You'll get this special report on isolation and quarantine for free, when
you get the Survival MD manual today.
OK, how much will this cost?
Look, I won't hide it. This training is one of a kind, from one of the only
"survival doctors" in the world. You're not going to 몭nd something like
this anywhere else.
I can't stress how much I want for things to change - for this
information to be something you will never need. But if you've read
this much, you probably want to prepare for the unthinkable.
The only thing that comes close to this are medical textbooks. They
will give you a world-class training - that is, if you can understand all
the scienti몭c jargon and are ready to spend up to $1400 for a year's
manuals. Or you can get SurvivalMD, the crash-course... the "express"
version for laypeople - and pay a fraction of that. You won't become a
doctor. But you will be better prepared for a situation where there's no
doctor.
You can think of this as a form of life insurance. For me, the best life

33. You can think of this as a form of life insurance. For me, the best life
insurance you can get is self reliance.
And I wanted to make it as easy as possible for you to become more
self reliant in this crisis.
This is why this is not going to cost a fortune.
Plus, I want you to start reading this NOW, not a week from now.
This is why you can...
Get it in print...
AND start reading immediately!
Look: This is not some quickly slapped together "e-book" or some
other junk like the stuff ruthless marketers are peddling on the
internet.
I think that when it hits the fan, it's important to have a hard copy in
your hands. Something you can use as a reference manual every time
you need to.
Plus, in a "power out" situation, a hard copy might be the only way to
use this knowledge.
But at the same time, I don't want to rely on the USPS these days.
They can take a week to ship the book to you, and I believe you
deserve this information NOW.
So here's the deal: for people who are in a hurry and want the
information NOW, we typically sell a $39 "digital only" version of
Survival MD. For those who want it in print (and can wait up to a week
for delivery), we add an extra $8.99 for shipping and handling. But

34. for delivery), we add an extra $8.99 for shipping and handling. But
today, I want you to get both the physical AND the digital and you only
pay for the printed version.
This way you can start reading immediately... and still have a hard
copy for reference in your library.

37. And frankly, the price doesn't even matter. That's because you're
covered by...
Our 60 - day ironclad money back
guaranteed
Here's how it works: There's so much chaos and uncertainty these
days, that I want to help you get some peace of mind.
You'll get Survival MD and all the bonuses right away-so you can study
it and use its wisdom immediately, without wasting precious time.

38. I hope it will ease your anxiety and help you feel like you're
gaining control over your health and your life. Preparing for a
medical emergency is one of the most important things you did
in your entire life-and I want you to feel there's no risk.
I believe so much in Survival MD, that if you think it's not worth
10 times what you paid, you owe us nothing. Just send it back
and we'll reverse the transaction instantly so you'll get every
penny back.
On top of that, (and maybe I shouldn't say this), since this is a
digital download, you can keep all of it just for giving it a try.
Even if you decide it was not for you, and you want your money
back. Scout's honor.
Now it's time to make a decision
that will influence the rest of your life
On this page [in this video], I've shown you why millions of Americans

39. are right to avoid non-urgent hospital visits in the middle of an
outbreak. People can, and have gotten infected in hospital. But I've
also shown you that avoiding the doctor only sweeps under the rug...
delaying and sometimes increasing your risks.
You've seen how there's another way for patriots to stay healthy,
when there's no doctor.
And hopefully I've made a good enough case for why you need to
learn some basic-but essential-medical skills, to save you in a
potentially life threatening situation when there's no doctor around.
I don't think there's a better teacher
for all of this than Dr. Radu Scurtu
He's proven his resilience in the "trenches" of one of the least funded
European healthcare systems... and he's had his fair share of modern
healthcare. He's the only "survival doctor" that I would trust my life
with.
Now it's up to you. And frankly, time may wait for others, but it may
not wait for this pandemic. I hope there will be a vaccine soon - but
I'm not counting on it. Remember how the war in Afghanistan was
supposed to last less than a year? Well, my hopes aren't high with the
pandemic either. And the truth is, we're not more prepared than we
were when this started. I fully expect to see more hospitals shutting
down... more people getting sick from hospital acquired infections...
and even more people deciding it's not worth playing the odds, and
going to the doctor.
This is why getting Survival MD might just be the best investment you
make this year. Remember - we'll also send you the two special
reports, "The doctor's best practices for preventing a coronavirus

40. reports, "The doctor's best practices for preventing a coronavirus
infection" and "How to survive isolation and quarantine" free of
charge.
So I urge you to click the "add to cart" button now and thank yourself
later-after all this is over-for making one of the best decisions in your
lifetime. Remember, you risk nothing-you're backed by our 60 day no
questions asked guarantee.
Thank you!

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