The Lost Ways Survival Book Review
The Lost Ways Survival Book Review š Website : http://lostwaysbookbyclaudedavis.blogspot.com.tr/ š Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/thelostwaysebook/ š Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/thelostwaysclaudedavis/ š Twitter : https://twitter.com/thelostwaysa š Youtube Subscribe : š Donāt miss the next videos: press the little bell ((š)) to get notifications Saving Our Forefathersā Skills In essence, some of what we would view as catastrophe today would be akin to normal daily life 150 years ago. A life without hyper connectivity with other parts of society, without electricity, and without supermarkets that cater to oneās every need. What better way to prepare for what canāt be predicted, but for which you can still prepare to not only survive but also thrive. The Lost Ways survival book is a comprehensive guide that aims to reconstruct these lost skills and knowledge, which were second nature to our industrious forefathers. We live in a time where mankind has not only truly conquered nature, but prolonged human lifespan and greatly enhanced its quality. There has never been such a period in human history, a period of supreme comfort and complacency. But in doing so, man has also made himself disconnected from nature, and is now utterly dependent on delicate societal and technological infrastructure. Specifically, dependent on the vagaries of governments. About the Author - Claude Davis Claude Davis Claude Davis, author of The Lost Ways book and owner of the AskaPrepper.com with 15 years of survivalist experience, knows all too well how dangerous it can be to become dependent on governmental entities. His grandparents were the lucky ones to escape the horrors of one such governmental predation in Ukraine; known as Holodomor, meaning ādeath by hungerā, which killed 2.5ā7.5 million Ukrainians. In escaping of collectivism/communism they were able to offer Claudeās parents, and therefore himself, a relatively safe future in the USA. However, even in the USA the worst thing you can do is take things for granted. Danger vectors are many: environmental, geo-political, economic, epidemic, societalā¦and if you pay enough attention to the news you may understand how each of these danger vectors could potentially be on the brink of destabilization. Claude undertook to salvage the life-saving knowledge of his grandparents so everyone can benefit from them, either for historical or practical purpose. A Group of Experts To make The Lost Ways an authentic but actionable reality for the reader, Claude Davis drew from numerous sources and experts for whom this is not a mere theory: Erik Bainbridge, a Native American who took part in the reconstruction of the Kule Loklo village in California, shows how to construct a subterranean roundhouse, which can fill many functions: storm shelter, camouflaged bunker, or a root cellar that can store a yearās worth supply of food and water. Patrick Shelley, a professional woodsman and trapper, will teach you how to make in the old ways robust traps for various wildlife, thus ensuring you never find yourself in the precarious position of not having enough food on the table. Shannon Azares will teach you how to apply the knowledge of XVII century sailors to your water supply, in order to make it safe to drink for months and even years. This is critical for oneās preservation of health, and avoidance of dangerous diseases you could get from spoiled water. Susan Morrow, an ex-science teacher and chemist, will teach you how to substitute modern, industrially manufactured medicine, with poultices. Our forefathers made great use out of them, and you will be surprised at their similarities with modern medical supplies. It goes without saying that even if you think you have enough stockpile of medicine for any future situation they all have an expiration date. Lex Rooker gathered the knowledge of Native American scouts and early pioneers to create superfoods, merely from basic ingredients easily found in any major store. This food is designed to last for a very long time, has a compact form, lightweight, and high in all major nutrient groups: proteins, carbohydrates, and vitamins. And many othersā¦