Ebola Survival Handbook

The Book You Need to See You Through the Coming Pandemic

Kimberly Paxton
The Daily Sheeple

If you’re paying attention, you’ve noticed that the newsfeeds are full of horror stories about Ebola. Right now, most of the concern is focused in the farthest corner of the earth, in a handful of small countries that seem far less civilized than ours. However, if the warnings filtering out of the CDC and the WHO are any indication, Ebola will be coming to our shores, and it could potentially be the worst pandemic the United States has ever faced.

Since the medical community appears to be stymied by the outbreak, it’s up to you to make a plan to protect your family.  A new book is out with the information you need to do so: Ebola Survival Handbook: A Collection of Tips, Strategies, and Supply Lists From Some of the World’s Best Preparedness Professionals.

The book is an anthology of informative posts from some very popular preparedness writers, many of them regular contributors at The Daily Sheeple. It includes articles from authors like:

• Tess Pennington of Ready Nutrition
• Mac Slavo of SHTFplan
• Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper
• Lizzie Bennett of Underground Medic
• Lisa Egan of Nutritional Anarchy
• Lily Dane of The Daily Sheeple

The book itself is 138 pages. It covers:

• The basics of the disease, including information on transmission and symptoms
• Prevention through social distancing
• Creating isolation rooms
• Basic hygiene and sanitation
• General pandemic preparedness in the event that you have to go into lockdown to lessen your risk of contracting the disease
• Dealing with diseased corpses should public services become unavailable

$7.99 … it’s a small price to pay for an anthology specific to this threat from the professionals we look to for information on a regular basis. Order your copy today:

Ebola Survival Handbook: A Collection of Tips, Strategies, and Supply Lists From Some of the World’s Best Preparedness Professionals
Kimberly Paxton is a staff writer for The Daily Sheeple, where this first appeared. She is based out of upstate New York. You can follow Kimberly on Facebook and Twitter.