Reddit reviews The Survival Medicine Handbook: A Guide for When Help is Not on the Way
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Any thoughts on this one? It's what I have in my kit and I find the intro to be very helpful as well. Just the mindset of prepping and why knowing a little of everything is necessary. Would value your opinion as a medical prof.
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I got the survival medical handbook. http://www.amazon.com/The-Survival-Medicine-Handbook-Guide/dp/0988872536
Iceland's got good medical care - we'll use it if we have to for as long as it's available (much as I despise technology, I'll leverage any advantage I can from it in the short term - I'm not a dogmatic primitivist.) After that, well, I've got a working knowledge of natural medicines and my copy of The Survival Medicine Handbook - great book - covers everything up to, and including amputation (though I hope it never comes to that! :0 )
The SAS is what I and many consider to be the Prepper's Bible. It's waterproof and contains a lot of information covering the basics and other good survival information. I have 3 copies that I paid around $20 each or less each.
My main skills lean toward healthcare; diagnosis and treatment of sick and injured. I would suggest subscribing to this channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/drbonespodcast
and their book (which I have): https://www.amazon.com/The-Survival-Medicine-Handbook-Guide/dp/0988872536/ref=zg_bs_864488_2