Hi,

This is the only physical book you need when medical help is not on the way:

The Home Doctor: Practical Medicine for Every Household

It’s a unique guide for the layman that you can use to manage common health ailments at home when seeing a doctor or going to a hospital is off the table. The book is written by Maybell Nieves, a front-line doctor from Venezuela who has helped hundreds of people through one of the worst medical crises in modern history, with very few medicines and almost no working medical machines left.

Many of the ingenious protocols and procedures she developed do need do not require medical assistance as they are specifically designed to be self-applied. That makes them extremely valuable if the medical system cannot be depended on, like during long-term blackouts or a pandemic for example. These methods, Maybell will show you in minute detail inside the book are already being used through conflict zones and after natural disasters throughout the world.

Right now there are only 200 physical copies left, and I hope that you can still secure yours today.


 

Click to see what’s waiting for you inside The Home Doctor.

Having a way left to treat yourself or your loved ones during dark times is one of the most important survival steps you can take. It’s no secret that in any crisis it is a disease that ends up claiming the most lives. But with the Home Doctor, you’ll also be able to save money on expensive medication, unnecessary doctor’s appointments, and hospital stays from day 1.

If you’ll have the foresight to secure your own copy today, The Home Doctor: Practical Medicine for Every Household will protect your family’s health for many years to come. Plus, there are also an additional two surprise bonuses in store, if you act fast enough.












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