Antibiotics have saved lives since 1942 when the first person was saved using the first antibiotic, penicillin. However, since then, overuse and permeation of life-saving drugs into our environment and water sources has caused drug resistance in once easy-to-cure strains of bacteria and fungi.
As preppers, we prepare for disasters, but most don’t know that we are no longer waiting for a particularly serious disaster. The apocalypse has already arrived.
This guide will help you identify your biggest risks, figure out your plan and your backup plan, and get prepared for whatever emergencies might occur.
You can be better prepped tomorrow than you are today, regardless of your budget, just by thinking through these exercises and identifying your assets and available resources.
