MY PEOPLE DIE FROM LACK OF KNOWLEDGE . DISEASES ONLY HAVE NAMES because , they are GIVEN TO THEM BY SCIENTIST/DOCTORS/ETC. . Diseases have Symptoms , Symptoms are for the majority of us a NUTRITIONAL IMBALANCE . Our body/Brain are suppose to naturally give us what we need to survive . Our bodies are very adaptable to different environments but also need the right intake to survive that environment [be it (drink)liquid or (eat)solid or (state of mind)thoughts and ideas form] . [MEDITATE] Slow Down AND Pay Closer Attention to what your Body/Brain is Telling “YOU” what you NEED and NOT what the Doctors Assume you need . You Yourself are the BEST at Diagnosing and Curing any “SO CALLED DISEASE”. Like Anything else , it takes Effort on “Your Part” to make things happen . For every “Action” there is a “Reaction” .

My wife is a Type 1 diabetic as well. Her doctor has always prescribed on the high side and we have gradually built a large inventory of insulin. Consider storing both complex and simple carb food types. Basically foods that will sustain you over expended periods and foods that can quickly boost your glucose levels in a low situation. Make sure to keep glucose tablets in your short term bugout bag.

Try researching the Ketogenic ie…cave man, paleolithic diet. It wont fix your problem but it can switch you from glucose dependance to burning fat and many have used it to reduce insulin dependance. It focuses on more readily found food sources like meat you can hunt and veggies you can grow or gather.

Try researching the Ketogenic ie…cave man, paleolithic diet. It wont fix your problem but it can switch you from glucose dependance to burning fat and many have used it to reduce insulin dependance. It focuses on more readily found food sources like meat you can hunt and veggies you can grow or gather.

Dear Jandor,
Keep up the good work of working on your endurance level that will be a major thing if times get tough and also peoples’ state of mind staying strong. Good luck!

Insulin pens like this have made carrying your insulin with you a lot easier. Carrying the correct number cap needles is far less space consuming then carrying a bag of full size needles. Plus they work on almost all pens.

Thank you for your response. Let’s all hope it never comes to that.

As a nurse I feel confident giving you somke real advice. In a SHTF situation your greatest enemy is time .Less or equal to 3 months ok >6 months? Refigeration would help buy you time, but no matter how well stocked your insulin stores will eventually begin to degrade with the grid down. The truth is if the wheels on the trucks stop turing for more than 6 months. My friend I’m sorry but you know what comes next. I suggest that you also prepare for that if and when. Life insurance in a sense for your family.

The test meters always seem to have the most oddball batteries, I’m not sure why they can’t use “AA” or “AAA” to make it simple.