Comments on: Planning Your 3 Month Food Supply http://bulk-survival-food.com/planning-your-3-month-food-supply/236 Long Term Food Storage Blog - Freeze Dried Food and MRE Thu, 09 Sep 2010 07:34:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Todd http://bulk-survival-food.com/planning-your-3-month-food-supply/236/comment-page-1#comment-1082 Todd Thu, 19 Feb 2009 04:11:40 +0000 http://bulk-survival-food.com/?p=236#comment-1082 I think the items you listed are good items to have. There are a couple items that should be added. First, you know when your body is under stress it goes through your bodies vitamins, minerals & water much quicker than it would under normal conditions. Problem is you cannot carry enough water with you. One of the largest causes of death in a disaster is being dehydrated & out of fuel(vitamins). The young & the elderly are the first to have problems. So the two things, I have added to my BOB is a aquamira filter straw. Do not buy one off of the aquamira website though because you can get them cheaper on other sites, just google it. The second item is called Lifecaps. They are capsules that have all the vitamins & minerals even Iodine to sustain life. You can live off of the lifecaps & water alone. If you want to learn more about them go to Lifecaps.net After buying 25 bottles, I got a coupon code & got 75 more bottles. The coupon code is “Healthcaps” It will get you 30% off. Now with a water filter & healthcaps you can carry & fit much more in your bug out bag. Easily carry enough food with the capsules to sustain life for months. You cannot live without water. That is not all I carry in my bag. I was just adding to what I saw posted earlier. I have a very extensive medical bag, I can sew wounds, cut off limbs & more along with the normal basic medical kit. I train with an 80 lb. bag, I have spent 41 days in the Southern Utah desert, I have eaten bugs, honey ants & worms, saved my pee to distill. I have all my paperwork, extra I.D. & birth certificate, gun ammo, MRE's, high calorie food rations, 3 different knives, small folding shovel, hatchet, leatherman, maps, compass, matches & two alternate kinds of firestarters etc. I have never seen a bag as complete as the one I carry. I have been doing this for 18 years, so when I come across a couple items & new ideas, I just wanted to give people some ideas. You can only carry so much & the Lifecaps, waterfilter & fiber with that simple recipe I mentioned are only additions to your normal bag. I also have guns & ammo sealed in 3" pvc with extra supplies burried at my Northern location if I can make it up there in an emergency & food, guns & supplies at a friends in Idaho, my parents & my brothers in case I have to head there way. I can live on the land permanently if need be. I also carry a small library of referrence books & notes in my pack. I am always open to new ideas & eternally looking. I stand behind what I stated previously & apologize if I did not make it clear that the lifecaps, filter & soda bread recipe were just great lightweight & lifesaving additions. Thanks for your feedback. Todd I think the items you listed are good items to have. There are a couple items that should
be added. First, you know when your body is under stress it goes through your bodies
vitamins, minerals & water much quicker than it would under normal conditions. Problem
is you cannot carry enough water with you. One of the largest causes of death in a disaster
is being dehydrated & out of fuel(vitamins). The young & the elderly are the first to have
problems.
So the two things, I have added to my BOB is a aquamira filter straw. Do not buy one off
of the aquamira website though because you can get them cheaper on other sites, just google
it.
The second item is called Lifecaps. They are capsules that have all the vitamins & minerals
even Iodine to sustain life. You can live off of the lifecaps & water alone. If you want
to learn more about them go to Lifecaps.net
After buying 25 bottles, I got a coupon code & got 75 more bottles. The coupon code is
“Healthcaps”
It will get you 30% off. Now with a water filter & healthcaps you can carry & fit much
more in your bug out bag. Easily carry enough food with the capsules to sustain life for
months. You cannot live without water.

That is not all I carry in my bag. I was just adding to what I saw posted earlier. I have
a very extensive medical bag, I can sew wounds, cut off limbs & more along with the normal basic medical kit. I train with an 80 lb. bag, I have spent 41 days in the Southern Utah desert, I have eaten bugs, honey ants & worms, saved my pee to distill. I have all my paperwork, extra I.D. & birth certificate, gun ammo, MRE’s, high calorie food rations, 3 different knives, small folding shovel, hatchet, leatherman, maps, compass, matches & two alternate kinds of firestarters etc. I have never seen a bag as complete as the one I carry. I have been doing this for 18 years, so when I come across a couple items & new ideas, I just wanted to give people some ideas. You can only carry so much & the Lifecaps, waterfilter & fiber with that simple recipe I mentioned are only additions to your normal bag. I also have guns & ammo sealed in 3″ pvc with extra supplies burried at my Northern location if I can make it up there in an emergency & food, guns & supplies at a friends in Idaho, my parents & my brothers in case I have to head there way. I can live on the land permanently if need be. I also carry a small
library of referrence books & notes in my pack. I am always open to new ideas & eternally
looking. I stand behind what I stated previously & apologize if I did not make it clear
that the lifecaps, filter & soda bread recipe were just great lightweight & lifesaving
additions.
Thanks for your feedback.
Todd

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