Survival Herbal First Aid: Doc Jones’ Inspired Lifesaving Plant Remedies for Burns, Bites, Breaks & More—When There’s No Doctor

When Every Second Counts, Nature Has Your Back.

What if you could treat burns, bites, bleeding wounds, or even broken bones—with plants growing in your backyard?

This isn’t just survival theory. This is real, lifesaving action. Inspired by the field-tested wisdom of Doc Jones, a respected herbalist and veterinarian, this book delivers practical herbal first aid remedies for moments when medical help isn’t coming.

Whether you're off-grid, prepping for a crisis, or just want to be ready for life’s emergencies, this guide gives you the skills and tools to heal—without pills, without hospitals, without panic.

Here’s the trick most people don’t know: Crushed plantain leaves can pull venom from a bite. But when mixed with yarrow and cayenne, it can also stop bleeding and prevent infection within minutes. That’s not folk medicine. That’s plant intelligence in action.

Inside Survival Herbal First Aid, you’ll discover: ✅ The top 15 field remedies every family should know—burns, bites, wounds, sprains & more ✅ Fast-acting herbal protocols you can make in under 5 minutes ✅ Doc Jones’ battle-tested plant combos for pain relief, swelling, and trauma ✅ How to build a portable herbal first aid kit that works anywhere ✅ Science-backed insights with traditional wisdom, distilled into plain English

Why This Book Is Different Other herbal books list what plants might help. This one shows you exactly what to do—when time is short and stakes are high. From dosage to preparation, you’ll get clear, no-nonsense instructions with zero fluff and 100% usability.

🩺 Your Lifeline When the System Fails. Don’t wait for disaster to learn what you wish you knew. Equip yourself with the skills of a frontier medic—today.

👉 Tap “Add to cart” to Get your survival healing checklist and bonus videos.

Be ready. Be resilient. Let plants save lives.

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Rafbók: 1 juli 2025