| Title | : | When SHTFCoronaVirus Outbreak Survival Guide: How to survive the 2020 COVID-19 / SARS-CoV Outbreak |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 82 |
| Publication | : | Published February 23, 2020 |
Are You Prepared for SHTF Situations?
Reading the stories about what’s going on around the world can be enough to cause you to lose sleep. It seems every time you turn around, there’s another bad situation brewing – or happening as you watch it unfold on live TV.
It’s enough to make you feel anxious and worried about the future of the world we live in. The truth is, there’s not a lot that you can do to stop bad things from happening.
You can’t control the weather and you can’t control people with a vendetta and you can’t stop a breakdown in society. You can’t make sure that the government is going to be operational. AND you can't stop the 2020 Coronavirus from spreading!
One of the reasons that Coronavirus is so frightening is because it can mimic the flu at first. Most people won’t go see the doctor when they experience flu-like symptoms.
They’ll wait a couple of days to see if they get any better. And because this virus has no cure, that makes it even more dangerous. At the first start of the virus, you may notice that you just feel “off.”
You might have a headache ranging from mild to severe. Achy muscles are another symptom. Having a lower backache is also a common symptom. Sore throats can occur when you’re infected with the Coronavirus virus.
You can feel extremely fatigued and feel weak. There may be experiences of stomach pain and nausea. Not having an appetite is common and so is vomiting. At some point, you may develop a high fever as your body makes an attempt to fight off this virus.
This guide has been developed to help you when Shit Hits The Fan (SHTF)
Just because there are some things outside the realm of your control doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be prepared. You need to act now to handle what you can take care of.
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Reading the stories about what’s going on around the world can be enough to cause you to lose sleep. It seems every time you turn around, there’s another bad situation brewing – or happening as you watch it unfold on live TV.
It’s enough to make you feel anxious and worried about the future of the world we live in. The truth is, there’s not a lot that you can do to stop bad things from happening.
You can’t control the weather and you can’t control people with a vendetta and you can’t stop a breakdown in society. You can’t make sure that the government is going to be operational. AND you can't stop the 2020 Coronavirus from spreading!
One of the reasons that Coronavirus is so frightening is because it can mimic the flu at first. Most people won’t go see the doctor when they experience flu-like symptoms.
They’ll wait a couple of days to see if they get any better. And because this virus has no cure, that makes it even more dangerous. At the first start of the virus, you may notice that you just feel “off.”
You might have a headache ranging from mild to severe. Achy muscles are another symptom. Having a lower backache is also a common symptom. Sore throats can occur when you’re infected with the Coronavirus virus.
You can feel extremely fatigued and feel weak. There may be experiences of stomach pain and nausea. Not having an appetite is common and so is vomiting. At some point, you may develop a high fever as your body makes an attempt to fight off this virus.
This guide has been developed to help you when Shit Hits The Fan (SHTF)
Just because there are some things outside the realm of your control doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be prepared. You need to act now to handle what you can take care of.
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When SHTFCoronaVirus Outbreak Survival Guide: How to survive the 2020 COVID-19 / SARS-CoV Outbreak Reviews
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Started off with some nice comprehensive stats on the CoronaVirus. Made a nice point about the 97 percent projected survival rate and then went on to advise on how best to make sure that percentage is much lower, including quarantining possibly infected family members, including children, in a tent in your yard.
