The Prepper's Water Survival Guide: A Complete Set of Life-Saving Methods You Can Depend On in Any Emergency

180 Pages·1.9 MB·English

by  L. Hillman, Raymond

THE PREPPER’S
WATER
SURVIVAL GUIDE
A Complete Set of Life-Saving Methods You
Can Depend on in Any Emergency | Discover
How to Find, Collect, Filter, Purify and Store
Water to Survive Living Off-Grid
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INTRODUCTION
“I’m dying of thirst.”
How many times have you used this
expression?
Maybe when jogging, after an endless shift at
work, or on a stifling hot summer day.
Yet, in several countries around the world,
‘dying of thirst’ is by no means just a saying.
I can confirm this from first-hand experience
on missions in some of the toughest terrains
you can imagine.
Just think that on our planet, almost a billion
people do not have access to drinking water.
And most people living in the Western world
can’t even begin to comprehend what it’s like
to lose your life because of thirst.
Mind you, it’s not surprising. Being unable to
relate to a remote scenario doesn’t make you
a selfish person.
And as long as unlimited drinking water
flows from our taps, it’s really hard to
imagine a situation where you wake up in the
morning and… there’s absolutely no water
available – anywhere.
But what is it like to die from thirst?
Technically, death occurs when the
percentage of water in the body drops below
a certain threshold.
Fatigue, drowsiness, numbness, cognitive
difficulty, dizziness, and palpitations all are
red flags warning us that we are in danger.
Now, let’s take a step back.
If you are a prepper (or a would-be prepper),
you are more aware than 99% of people
living in the Western world, and you know
that in a major crisis, having enough water
can make the difference between life and
death.
But how long can you survive without water?
Unsurprisingly, in the “Rule of Three” that
every Prepper is familiar with (3 minutes
without air, 3 hours without shelter in a harsh
environment, 3 days without water, 3 weeks
without food), hydration is in third place.
If we can’t drink, our body starts showing the
first signs of dehydration in less than 24
hours. And the process can be much faster if
being under the sun is part of the equation.
Have you ever experienced a very intense
workout at the gym, a run in the blazing sun,
or an unusually challenging hike in the
mountains?
In many such cases, you end up with a feeling
like your very bones are aching, coupled with
a severe headache.
This happens because your body has entered
a water deficit due to a mild onset of
dehydration.
And this can also entail the other symptoms I
was telling you about, such as a dry mouth,
dizziness, tachycardia, shortness of breath,
and a general feeling of poor lucidity.
You see, urination and even breathing cause
us to lose about 2 liters of water daily. And it
is imperative that this loss be compensated.
There is no proven method to establish how
quickly you can die of dehydration.