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A concern that is high on the list for many preppers is how to stop bleeding in an emergency when they or family members are injured. When times are peaceful medical preparedness is so low on the list of wants and desires. Still, we all need to understand basic first aid. In times of disaster and collapse, many people turn to their  natural remedies . These remedies contain all sorts of information on healing and even help to stop bleeding. One such blood stopping natural remedy is cayenne pepper. In fact, cayenne pepper has been used in natural remedies for centuries. Among its many health benefits, cayenne pepper is also a great herb for the treating of wounds or lacerations. This may come as a bit of a surprise to many. Cayenne pepper, however, is a multi-faceted plant. Not only does it staunch the blood flow of a cut or laceration, but it also actually disinfects the wound as it possesses antifungal and antibacterial capabilities. It also has some anti-inf...

It’s highly advised that all parent attend a first aid course like Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or CPR. According to studies, choking is the leading cause of unintentional death in babies under 1-year-old . This visual guide will show you how to relieve choking infant and perform proper CPR. See also the Common Illnesses in Babies and the Advantages of Breastfeeding for Mother and Baby.

Overview Insect bites are, mostly, not severe  Sometimes they cause a severe allergic reaction, anaphylaxis Anaphylaxis is life-threatening if not treated on time The sting of bees, wasps, hornets/bite of fire ants, painful  Bites of insects, like mosquitoes, cause itching The bite of a black widow spider can be fatal if left untreated Causes   Examples of biting insects Mosquitoes Fleas Mites Spiders Examples of stinging insect Bees Wasps Hornets Symptoms Localized Pain Swelling Redness Itching Numbness Burning Tingling sensation Breathlessness Weakness Treatment Remove the stinger using a straight-edged object Wash the area thoroughly with soap and water Place ice wrapped in a cloth on the affected area Repeat after every 10 minutes Apply a gentle cream to prevent itching Take antihistamines if necessary Observe for signs of infection like pain, redness or swelling In case of emergency- Try to keep the person ...