Top 10 medicines

Morphine
Hydrocodone
Acetaminophen
Amoxycillin (sp?)
Triple Antibiotic Cream
Anti-fungal ointment
Imodium
Nitrolingual spray
Lantus (insulin glargine)
Atenolol

The last 2 are "me specific" since they are the 2 most important to keeping me alive on a daily basis...the others things I would want if I were healthy and for treating others.

#11 would be Albuterol

 

boric acid, for ladys?

 

erm' yeah, helps out with erm' infections that they some time get.

Heck you can even use it as a fire retardant for wood , well when prepared correctly.

 

Couple others I would add.
Prednisone.
Famotine.

 

Vitamin M, Motrin for all of the non-military out there. I am so lucky that I had some with me last week when I fell on the ice in Norfolk, VA last Wednesday. As I was laying there in the snow and ice all I could think of was, "I've fallen and I can't get up" and that if this would have happened when I was 30 I would have just bounced back up. Getting old is not for the weak of mind or spirit.

 

Actually, sulphuric is better for disposing of the bodies...

Just sayin'

 

Motrin, also known as "Grunt Candy" in the Marine Corps and Army...

 

Acetaminophen? That shite can destroy YOUR liver and kidneys. (Not any good for your: joints, tendons, or ligaments either!) Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are, both, extremely toxic to dogs and cats; and should NEVER be given to them.

Nobody's mentioned cilantro, kelp, or seaweed. Cilantro is one of the few vegetables that will purge heavy metals from the human body; and kelp, and seaweed perform a similar protective function as potassium iodine. (So does Miso soup!)

In the event of nuclear contamination you want to start ingesting any or all of these medicinal substances a.s.a.p. They will help to protect your thyroid gland from absorbing radioactive particles from the air and water. Kelp and seaweed will, also, help cleanse and protect your liver from the adverse effects of nuclear contamination.

 

A Really Bad Week For The Supplements Industry - Forbes

Seems DNA testing shows most supplements don't contain the advertised ingredient. Then the counter claim the testing with DNA doesnt identify substances when the DNA is striped away during manufacturing. Hmmm. One then needs to wonder if the second claims is true, does the substance still have significant efficacy as compared to the substance when it still contains the DNA?

Seems the bottom line might be to just eat the original foodstuffs that contain the desired substance. Clearly, YMMV here.

AT

 

Subscribed.

Without looking ... not sure if we're talking over-the-counter or to include prescription meds?

Prescription meds ... I'll take anything and everything I can get post shtf, especially antibiotics. Plus I'll be growing poppies.

Over the counter, off the shelf stuff? Do I have to spell them properly?

Lots of triple antibiotic ointment. Lots of it.
Naproxin Sodium
Aspirin
Benadryl
Ibuprofen
Bovine and fish antibiotics
Lanocaine/Benzocaine/Novocaine
Hydro-cortisone gels and creams
Iodine (tinctured and provodine)
Anti-fungals (all of it I can get)

Is that ten (10)?

But who can stop at ten?

 

None of those seemed to deal with multi-vitamin supplements though?

 

oxygen
magnesium chloride
magnesium bicarbonate
sodium bicarbonate (baking soda)
selenium
sulfur
iodine
glutathione