If you’re looking for information about the deadly Ebola virus, you’ve found the only resource that you need.
Watch this video to get started:
Here you will find every bit of info about Ebola—
- Everything you need to know about the current set of outbreaks
- How to spot someone who’s infected
- How to avoid becoming infected yourself
- What to do if someone you know becomes infected
And, most importantly, you won’t have to worry about conflicting information like you will find on the websites of the major health organizations, and I will show actual examples of that conflicting information farther down on this page.
So, I first heard about Ebola back in the very early 2010s, probably around 2011 and I became really interested in researching it, mostly because of how deadly the disease is.
Ebola is nothing to play around with because if you become infected, as many other cases have shown, you only have around a 40% - 50% chance of surviving and recovering.
But sometimes that number can go all the way down to around 10%, meaning you have around a 90% chance of dying if you don’t receive proper treatment.
That’s why it’s so important to know everything about the virus and how to NOT find yourself dealing with an infection.
Back when I first heard of Ebola I knew of coronaviruses but I didn’t know much about them, in fact I really only knew that term — coronavirus.
But Ebola is much, much more severe than coronavirus. As you probably know, while covid can cause death in certain cases, the majority of people will recover from a covid infection, and it isn’t uncommon for people to not even know they have covid.
Again, this is not the case with Ebola which is very, very contagious.
In fact, you can become infected with Ebola even if you have just a single strand of the virus on your finger.
And once you become infected it is critical that you know exactly what to do and how to treat the infection.
One of the main problems with Ebola is that early symptoms can be very hard to detect, because they can be very mild.
So, once the Ebola infection is confirmed it is critical that you get the proper treatment or there’s a good chance you will not make it.
Again, in many cases Ebola can have a fatality rate of 90% or higher if proper treatment is not administered.
But here’s the thing—right now as you’re watching this, there are only a handful of hospitals in the United States—approximately 50—that have specialized centers designed to treat Ebola patients.
And if that wasn’t bad enough, soon some of those treatment centers could basically be shut down because of lack of funding, which has already started to happen.
But as crazy as those facts are it really doesn’t even matter, because even if every single hospital in every single country had specialized Ebola treatment centers that could hold thousands and thousands of patients, there simply wouldn’t be enough doctors and nurses to treat every single patient.
Treating someone with Ebola is a very dangerous and time-consuming process. You need proper protective gear and a proper space to do it.
And you need to know this information because if there is a full-on Ebola outbreak, which is a very real possibility that could happen, you’re not going to be able to simply go to your nearest hospital.
Most people think that when they get sick they can simply go to a doctor, or that if they have a medical emergency they can simply go to the hospital for treatment.
Under normal circumstances both of those scenarios are likely to be true.
But pandemics, serious pandemics, are not normal circumstances, so here’s the question:
What would you do if you or your family went to a hospital and saw it overflowing with people?
And not just people, but sick, infected people carrying the deadly Ebola virus?
As other past outbreaks have shown us, it usually takes just 24 hours for hospitals to become full with patients.
And in many of these cases some people don’t survive because there simply aren’t enough trained doctors and nurses to properly take care of them.
The fact is, our healthcare systems are nowhere near prepared for Ebola, much less a full-on outbreak of the virus.
And all of this that I’m saying, this is not just some outlandish sensationalism like you will find on most “news” outlets.
These are cold, hard facts that CANNOT be argued.
No matter how many “experts” from the CDC, or the World Health Organization, or other health organizations try to downplay Ebola outbreaks, Ebola remains a major threat.
In fact, trying to downplay the seriousness of Ebola is exactly what they did back in 2014 when those major outbreaks first happened.
And here I’m going to give you a perfect example using a direct quote from the World Health Organization:
On April 1, 2014 when a medical group that had been working directly with Ebola patients (Medecins Sans Frontieres) released statements warning that the spread of the Ebola epidemic was “unprecedented”, what did the World Health Organization do?
They sent out a spokesperson to tell the public —
the very people they claim they are always trying to keep healthy and safe!
— that the Ebola epidemic was still “relatively small.”
And then just 6 months later, there had already been thousands and thousands of deaths caused by the Ebola virus.
Now, I’m not trying to just badmouth these health organizations, my point is that they consistently “make mistakes”, and that can be shown and proven over and over again.
And no matter how hard they will try to downplay an Ebola outbreak, you have to understand that if that happens, even a very small outbreak can turn into a major health crisis in a matter of weeks if not days.
Not including covid, more recent examples of serious global pandemics include the Asian Flu and the Hong Kong Flu.
The Asian Flu lasted from 1957 to 1958, and was first identified in China.
By June of 1957, the disease had made its way to the United States, causing approximately 70,000 deaths.
When it was over, around one million people throughout the world were dead.
The Hong Kong Flu pandemic took place from 1968 until 1969, causing around 34,000 deaths in the United States alone.
The first infections were reported in Hong Kong before spreading to other parts of the world.
And although the exact death toll is unknown, it is thought that the Hong Kong Flu virus claimed the lives of one million to upwards of four million people.
The virus strains responsible for that pandemic are still around to this day.
As horrible as those pandemics were, neither come close to the pandemic brought on by the Spanish Flu, which was a virus that was identified in March of 1918 in Kansas.
By October of the same year, it had spread to every continent, decimating the world’s population, infecting around 500 million people, and killing anywhere from 50 million to 100 million people.
Approximately 700,000 of those people were in the United States.
And think about this:
That deadly Spanish Flu pandemic happened BEFORE we had modern air travel...
Covid showed us just how crazy things can become, and it also showed us how quickly the world can change.
It also gave us a very clear picture of how our governments all over the world essentially failed us, the common citizens.
And again, covid is nothing, NOTHING compared to Ebola.
Most people who get covid have a 99% chance of recovering.
There are exceptions, but in most cases only people with major underlying health problems don’t recover.
But even if you’re one of the healthiest people on the planet, if you get Ebola you only have a 40% - 50% chance of recovering and not dying, while for children and the elderly the risk of dying is even greater.
So it’s very important that you understand how deadly Ebola is and how to prepare in case there is an outbreak.
And just to be very clear, there are Ebola outbreaks all the time, it’s just that they are mostly in very rural areas and they haven’t reached YOUR area yet.
But, all it takes is one mistake — for example, someone getting on a plane while sick even if they don’t yet know it — for the virus to begin to spread.
The first person to die from the disease in the United States was a man named Thomas Eric Duncan, and here is how quickly that happened:
- On September 20, 2014 Thomas Eric Duncan arrives in Dallas. Duncan had previously tried to help a woman infected with Ebola in Liberia.
- On September 25, Duncan travels to a Dallas hospital after experiencing a high fever and abdominal pain. The medical staff release him, even though he told members of the medical staff that he had recently been in — and traveled from — West Africa.
- On September 28, Duncan is transported by ambulance to the same Dallas hospital he had originally been released from. Two days later, the CDC confirms that Duncan is infected with Ebola, and he becomes the first person diagnosed with the virus in the United States.
- Only four days later, Nina Pham, a nurse who treated Duncan was also quarantined for carrying the Ebola virus.
On October 8, unfortunately Thomas Eric Duncan dies in the hospital in Dallas.
At this time it is unknown how many others might also have been infected from coming into contact with Duncan.
And what’s very ironic, and also very scary when you get right down to it, is a lot of the people who are traveling back and forth and who are getting infected, are doctors and nurses who are working around the world trying to stop people from dying from this deadly disease.
Other than the fact that the disease is so infectious, one of the reasons Ebola spreads so easily is because early symptoms can resemble those of many other illnesses, including the flu or even a common cold.
In Africa, malaria is a very common disease, and the early symptoms of malaria are also very similar to the early symptoms of Ebola, which causes many healthcare workers to become infected before they have time to properly protect themselves from their patients.
The first signs of an Ebola infection usually begin suddenly and without warning five to ten days after the initial contact with the virus, although the virus can live for longer periods in a host’s body without causing any signs or symptoms to show.
For example, the virus has been known to live for up to three months in the semen of male hosts.
The first symptoms of an infection are usually a fever or a severe headache followed by body aches in the joints and muscles, chills, and overall weakness.
As the virus overtakes the host in the days that follow, more severe symptoms usually appear, including vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pains, and chest pains accompanied by painful coughing.
People in the advanced stages of the disease might also have rashes on their skin, severely bloodshot eyes, and be prone to bleeding.
Bleeding internally is common, as is external bleeding from orifices of the body such as the nose, ears, and rectum.
HL - It’s important to understand that right now there is no cure and there is no totally effective vaccine for the Ebola virus.
That’s why it is up to you and the rest of us to prepare for this deadly disease now by learning the proper treatments and methods needed to fight Ebola.
The purpose of this video and this information isn’t to be all doom and gloom and try to freak you out, the purpose is to open your eyes to a very real threat that could very easily affect not only you and me, but all the people you care about.
Every single time some catastrophe happens, no matter the source — whether it’s a natural disaster, a viral pandemic, or whatever — most people wait and try to prepare AFTER the event has already started.
If you’ve ever been to a grocery store the day severe weather is announced, I’m sure you’ve seen the empty shelves where the bread and milk are usually stocked.
People panic at the slightest little thing, and when they panic they go crazy buying this, that, and everything else.
Many people don’t even know what to buy, but many others do, and I guarantee that if you wait until the storm has already hit, you’ll find yourself without an umbrella and nothing but empty umbrella shelves at your local stores.
We see this all the time with generators, gas cans, candles, and even toilet paper.
The day before an event is announced, the stores are full of these items.
The day after the event has already passed, the shelves are empty, and the stores are full of people walking around looking for those exact supplies.
HL - Again, that’s why it’s so important to prepare now, not later but now.
And again, if you think this is all just a bunch of sensationalistic bullshit or fear-mongering, even after the chaos so many other deadly pandemics have caused, you really need to wake up and wake up now.
Because Ebola is a very real thing and it’s a very real threat that could spread at any moment.
Just because you haven’t personally seen it, doesn’t mean it can’t find its way to your part of the world, or even right next door to your home.
HL - You can survive Ebola and you can help others to survive Ebola IF you know exactly how to do it.
Now, obviously there’s way too much detailed information that you need to know when it comes to avoiding and fighting this deadly disease, I can’t fit everything into one page on a website so that is why the Ebola Survival Guide was created.
HL - Unlike other “books” and “guides” you will find online, this isn’t just a bunch of copy and pasted articles pulled from the internet.
This is a full-on, highly-researched and very detailed guide that will tell you everything you need to know about Ebola and how to fight it.
There is no other comprehensive guide about this disease that even comes close to the Ebola Survival Guide.
I know that because I’ve read the handful of “books” that are out there and I saw first-hand how worthless they are.
That’s one of the main reasons so much time was spent making this guide.
I take this very, very serious, this is not some little issue, Ebola could become a very dangerous problem, and a very big problem.
HL - There are already outbreaks going on and Ebola has already killed tens of thousands of people.
Just because we — you and I — haven’t seen it firsthand yet, doesn’t mean anything. It is a very real threat that could be here at any moment.
And again, it’s very, very important to understand that.
The Ebola Survival Guide covers every single detail about the Ebola virus, including:
- Everything we know so far about the virus and the deadly disease that comes with it
- How to spot someone who’s infected
- How to keep yourself and your family safe so you don’t become infected yourselves
- The first, most important steps you need to take if an outbreak occurs near you
- The simple steps you can take to properly prepare your home to deal with an outbreak
It also includes detailed instructions on how to build a proper Ebola treatment space in your own home.
Remember, the hospitals will not be an option even if there is a moderate outbreak. There will simply be way too many people that are going to need treatment.
The guide details all of the equipment and items you need to get right now to prepare — and these don’t cost a lot of money and remember, don’t be that person aimlessly wondering around the stores AFTER the storm has already hit.
With this information you will know how to properly treat Ebola if you or someone else becomes infected
You will have an exact list of all medications and other supplies you can get right now that will help you not only fight but actually BEAT an Ebola infection.
You will also have the priceless words of wisdom from others who have survived an Ebola infection themselves.
And a lot more critical information.
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And, although at this time Ebola is most likely the next major threat and the outbreak we all might have to face in the near future, the methods and items discussed in this book are not only for the Ebola virus.
These methods and items can help you survive a multitude of pandemics, should they arise in the future.
You know, with our crazy world getting crazier every day it seems like —
different groups of people fighting, rioting, and looting, and viral outbreaks and diseases continuing to mutate and find new ways to infect us
— the one thing we can do is make sure we are prepared.
So, it’s up to you if you want to prepare now.
Or… don’t.
Don’t prepare and then find yourself clueless about one of the most deadly diseases in the middle of another — but much more serious and devastating — worldwide pandemic.
HL - And all of the info in this guide, you’re not going to find all of this anywhere else.
If you think you can just “go find it online” when you need all of this critical information in the middle of a deadly outbreak, let me show you something:
Right now you can go to the World Health Organization’s website and read right there on their webpage that “Ebola is not an airborne infection.”
You can then head right on over to the National Library of Medicine website and read that the “Ebola virus is classified as a biological agent capable of aerosol transmission.”
And while some of these so-called “experts” will argue that the terms “airborne” and “aerosol” have different meanings and applications and are not the same thing, it’s obviously far more important to be aware that there is a chance that you can be infected with the Ebola virus by inhaling particles in the air.
Arguing semantics while claiming that the virus “is not an airborne disease” is not only very misleading, it is also very dangerous and potentially deadly “information”.
And this is the World Health Organization and the National Library of Medicine we’re talking about, this is not just some no-name moron posting nonsense on some random forum!
No, this is directly from our so-called “experts”. And they can’t even agree whether or not the Ebola virus can be transmitted through the air!
That’s the kind of contradicting information you will find if you start hopping around to random websites trying to find all of the detailed information that’s already in this guide.
You simply won’t find it…
And just like all of those people who wait until the day AFTER the storm has already hit —
and can’t find even the most basic stuff they need at any of the stores because everything has already been wiped out
— you’re going to find yourself in the middle of an extremely deadly pandemic unprepared and with no one to turn to.
So, it’s up to you and all of the rest of us to take care of ourselves.
Again, there is no magical cure for Ebola.
HL - So, don’t find yourself unprepared.
Order a copy of the Ebola Survival Guide. Your life or someone you care about — your spouse, your child, parent, friend — your life and their lives might just depend on it one day in the very near future.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
Not just hype
Recommend
Easy to read
Two Thumbs Up From a Nurse
very informative book
Not just hype
By Dan T. on March 13,
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At first I thought this was just going to be a bunch of hype and other nonsense but it is actually a very detailed book that has many chapters about ebola virus. The author goes into the history of ebola , how to spot infected people how to make sure you don’t catch it, but the best part is the chapter on taking care of sick. this will be good to know in case me or someone in my family gets sick especially my kids because of how hard it is to beat.
Recommend
By jannell on June 19, 2023
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I actually bought over 20 copies of this guide so everyone in my closest family has one. I know that some of them think I’m being overly cautious but after having a serious case of covid that sent me to the hospital for a week back in 2022 I vowed to never let anything like that happen again and being prepared is the best way to stop it from happening.
I definitely recommend this guide to everyone. The writer makes a great case for why Ebola could be the next major pandemic and I’ll tell you right now that it is scary. It’s very scary to think and I hope that it doesn’t happen but it’s better to be safe than sorry as the saying goes.
Easy to read
By stargazer67 on October 28, 2014
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This is a great resource with very easy to read but detailed instructions for dealing with the ebola disease. I read it front to back as soon as I got it. Five stars
Two Thumbs Up From a Nurse
By Kathy Triplett on May 30, 2024
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Being a nurse myself, I am always buying books on illnesses and diseases and since the Covid pandemic I am now buying even more. One that has always intrigued me is Ebola. I have actually read a few different books about the Ebola virus in the last few years. The last one I read was published in the 1990s and went over the discovery and history of it. The other books were very similar and while the information in them is also good, they don’t really go into detail when discussing how to survive an Ebola infection.
This book is different, it is not just a book about the origins of the virus or just the basic facts, but a set of instructions dealing with how to avoid and treat the virus based on the current available information. Ebola is a very dangerous virus unlike anything we have seen in the past four or five decades. Its level of danger is much higher than that of Covid because it kills so many who become infected. The symptoms of Ebola are also much more severe. Although I found some of the details concerning actual patient care a bit lacking (mostly because I’m a very nitpicky nurse), overall this is an excellent resource. I would actually go so far as to say this is required reading if you’re serious about being prepared for an Ebola pandemic. This information would also serve you well if something other than Ebola comes along in the future.
very informative book
By Shawn on August 1, 2020
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A lot of good info about ebola and how to fight it.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
Worth Having
Essential Info
What I was looking for
Good info
Very powerful
Worth Having
By Charles Ingram on October 20, 2014
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Like many of the others here I found this book because of all the Ebola outbreaks going on right now. I’m not sure of the exact background of the author but either way this book is very well written and worth reading right now during these outbreaks. I feel like I have all the knowledge I need in case something happens and more cases start popping up in the US.
Essential Info
By RoadWarrior82 on September 30, 2015
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This book is well written and organized. I especially like how the author doesn’t waste time and immediately dives right into the essential information everyone should know about the Ebola virus and disease. I also like how he calls out the so-called “experts” by clearly showing the WHO and CDC releasing conflicting information to the public! When I saw that I couldn’t believe it, especially since this is a very serious and deadly disease with a high mortality rate. I will obviously have this book on standby if an Ebola pandemic breaks out, and I would encourage others to have a copy as well. Ebola is a very serious disease and you need to be prepared instead of relying on the government. I also like how the author shows plenty of examples of how governments have failed over and over during past pandemics to contain deadly diseases. Those parts of the book were a real eye opener…
What I was looking for
By June S. on June 23, 2021
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All of the info in this book is good and useful, there is no filler. The pictures and diagrams are also very useful and in color so they are easy to see everything.
Good info
By connieg673 on October 10, 2014
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I learned a lot from reading this. The scariest part that really made me stop and think is when the book talks about how animals can become infected. That’s where scientists think the virus comes from. It made me really scared for my dog since other dogs have alreayd been put down because of ebola. But this book is good because it shows you what to do if more ebola cases reach america.
Very powerful
By Derrick p on May 14, 2018
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When I first started this book I thought “Oh no, here we go…” because it starts off like one of those horror or thriller movies about a worldwide disaster. But a few pages in I realized something. What if a worldwide Ebola outbreak DID happen? It would actually probably be just what the author is describing. Because unlike those movies, Ebola is a very real thing and it’s a very real threat. If you’re thinking about getting this book but you don’t believe me then go right now and look up photos or videos of people with Ebola and see with your own eyes.
The reason the author is being so serious in this book is because this is such a serious disease. Think about this: If you get Ebola there is a 50% chance you will die. And that’s in THIS modern time right now. Even with all of our modern medicine in 2018 there is still no cure or vaccine for Ebola. I’ve never heard of another virus this serious with that kind of death rate.
As far as the actual info about Ebola, the author does a great job describing all of the details about how it would ravage our infrastructure and hospitals. I double checked his information and he is absolutely right. Even now, 4 years after the massive outbreaks back in 2014 we are simply not prepared for a major Ebola outbreak. We simply don’t have the needed hospitals or the staff to run them.
He then goes into detail about the actual disease and how to spot someone with an infection. Some of the early symptoms of Ebola are very common so it can be difficult to spot, but as the disease progresses it will eventually become much, much worse. Ebola will most likely kill you if you don’t know how to treat it. The people who have survived only did so because they received the right medicines and proper treatment from healthcare workers and doctors. That’s where the main part of this book comes in, which is every step on how to treat yourself but also how to treat someone else with Ebola if you ever had to.
This is actually a great resource and you better hope you have a copy if an Ebola outbreak ever occurs because I believe the author is right, if that happens there will be pandemonium like we’ve never seen.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
Great book
Better to prepare now
Good Source Of Info
I like the content but it should have more pictures
Not just for Ebola
Great book
By Brandon B. on June 10, 2023
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I got this book after a me and a coworker were talking about covid. We both had it the other week but what was funny is that neither of us had any symptoms at all. We both had very mild sore throats for like a day and that was it. We were talking about how both of us are unvaccinated and how my coworker had already had covid like 3 times and nothing ever happened to her the other times either. Anyway she told me about ebola asked if Id ever heard of it. I had never heard about this disease until she mentioned it and somehow I found this book. If you don’t know anything about ebola it is a very serious illness and a lot of people who get it actually die unlike covid. I know people died from covid but not like with ebola, it is on a whole other level. It is very serious and there is a lot more that goes into not only not getting sick but treating the illness. This book goes all into avoiding the illness but also how to treat yourself or someone else who gets it. There’s even a chapter about dealing with someone who dies from the illness. It’s pretty morbid subject matter but definitely somthing to think about especially in this day and time when so much information is suppressed and misinformation is allowed to be spread without consequence. We all saw what happened during the covid outbreak and like this book says, an ebola outbreak would be a million times worse. I don’t even like to think about it because I have small kids, but in my opinion it is better to at least do a little prep now just in case.
Better to prepare now
By carebeargirl on October 29, 2021
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I bought this after hearing about some recent outbreaks. With the world we now live in, especially after COVID19, I want to be better prepared if something like that ever happens again. This book does a great job discussing all of the other pandemics throughout history and it’s amazing once you realize how many times our government has failed to keep us safe. I agree with the writer of this book that if a more serious outbreak occurs like it would be with EBOLA that it is up to us citizens to be prepared because we most likely won’t be able to rely on our public services.
Good Source Of Info
By Clark Kent on November 20, 2020
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Very informative. Highly recommended.
I like the content but it should have more pictures
By scotty on November 2, 2014
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I’ll be honest I’m not really a reader. I will get books like this on subjects that I think are important, but I don’t read novels or anything. I got this after seeing some news videos showing ebola patients and it was awful so I wanted more info than what I was getting from the media. The content of this book is good but it’s just page after page of paragraphs. It’s almost like information overload. I think it would have been much better and more memorable if there were at least a few pictures here and there in each chapter.
Not just for Ebola
By Brenda C. on January 16, 2016
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This book is good for ebola but also all sorts of serious issues and times of unease when dealing with a deadly disease. Worth every penny.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
Good
Good book
Ebola pandemic??
If you think Covid was bad
Everyone should read this
Good
By user28573 on April 19, 2024
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Book is well organized and the information seems to be reliable.
Good book
By Kim K. on October 30, 2014
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The author does a good job explaining what ebola is, where it comes from, and how we as humans can prevent it from infecting us. This book is well-written but also not bland or boring.
Ebola pandemic??
By kylestyles on November 6, 2019
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I mean, this book has good info… I guess?? But seriously, is anything like an ebola pandemic going to happen. I doubt it
If you think Covid was bad
By Joshua R on July 19, 2022
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If you think Covid was bad you better hope there is never an ebola pandemic because its downright scary! All I can say is I’m glad I bought this for future reference
Everyone should read this
By Darla on December 9, 2023
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As we saw during the COVID pandemic, many people don’t even know the basics of what viruses are, how they work, and how they affect humans. If more people had even a little of this basic knowledge we would all be better off, especially with a much more dangerous virus like Ebola. Coronavirus can make you sick but Ebola will most likely kill you if it gets into your system. If the scenarios the author discusses in this book turn out to be true, and they certainly could in the near future, having this book could be a lifesaver which is why I bought it.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
pretty good read
Ebola is freaking SCARY
Don’t just rely on the “news”..
Five Stars
Just the facts
pretty good read
By namelessfaceless92 on September 21,
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My brother got this for me as a gift a few years back. To be honest it was really supposed to be like a gag gift and I had zero interest in this weird “ebola” illness. Around a month ago I got covid and became pretty ill. That’s really when I remembered that I had this ebola guide and thought let me see what that is all about. The only other time I’d ever thought about it was years ago when it was in the news. So I just read this for the first time and I figured I would leave a review because honestly its a pretty good read. There’s a lot of very detailed subjects and I honestly learned a lot from it. So you wanna know about ebola and what it can do which is pretty horrible stuff then check out this guide.
Ebola is freaking SCARY
By Amanda O. on November 11, 2017
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The way the author described some of the outcomes of past Ebola outbreaks and what a massive outbreak would like like gave me shivers. What a horrible disease. This book scared me but in a good way. Now I feel I am ready if Ebola ever starts to become a serious threat to our world.
Don’t just rely on the “news”..
By Guy Smith on January 13, 2015
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I have been researching ebola since I first heard about it last year. I live in Texas and some of the people who have been infected were in Texas which is pretty scary. The main reason I ordered this guide is because the information online and on the news is all over the place and after reading this I see why. The book even discusses some of this and how different places are reporting different information. I like having a clear concise guide with all of the information clearly layed out and detailed, which this book does a good job with. You really should learn about all of this and I do recommend this guide. I didn’t give 5 stars because I think some of the information could have been sourced better, but overall this is still an excellent guide.
Five Stars
By robbieandro on May 3,
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Good book, solid info, five stars
Just the facts
By Katrina G. on May 22, 2022
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This book has great information and is written well. But the thing I liked most is that the author stayed away from political stuff. After dealing with all of the political rubbish with covid it was a nice break to just stick to the facts of the disease without all of the “left vs right” crap.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
Detailed
Not what i expected
A lot of info for the price
Really good info.
Better book.
Detailed
By Dirk T. on December 2,
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Very helpful information
Not what i expected
By Craig k. on March 23,
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This book didn’t have to be so dark. Sometimes it’s downright depressing. I guess that’s the style the author chose. Don’t get me wrong, there is still a lot of useful information but I think the author should have avoided all of the gory details.
A lot of info for the price
By Marcy on March 29, 2017
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this book has some really good information if you are just starting to learn about virus outbreaks and how to prep for a serious outbreak. If something like ebola did break out there will definitely be a lot of unrest probably like we’ve never seen in our lifetime to this point .
Really good info.
By Brent P on April 15,
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Really good info about ebola. I’m glad I have this as a reference if needed.
Better book.
By Big Chris on December 2, 2014
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I ordered another ebola book on amazon and it was like 50 pages. It still had decent info but was more like an intro type of book where as this one goes really deep into the virus and how to fight it. The one good thing about ebola is that it is a virus so it can be killed which is good for us. This book shows all of the ways the professionals have been using to stop outbreaks but the problem is they have never been able to eliminate ebola. That’s why a book like this is a must have and must read for any future outbreaks that might be in a larger city and spread more easily.
Just a few reviews of the Ebola Survival Guide:
Excellent Book
As described.
Not boring!
Disturbing…
The best book I found
Excellent Book
By Ralph on November 27, 2014
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I do a lot of traveling for my job so obviously I’ve been keeping up with this new thing called ebola. I read this guide on my last plane ride and I really appreciated all of the factual information supplied by the author. I was shocked to learn that ebola has been around since the 1970s and there still isn’t any kind of vaccine or cure, especially with how deadly it is. The way it has been spreading this year is staggering and really makes me not want to travel. But I have no choice so at least I now have a solid guide that I can use if things really get bad.
As described.
By steven k. on April 17,
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There is a lot of research in this book and I like all of the details.
Not boring!
By name on May 9,
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To me, reading these kinds of books can often have me looking at my phone within 5 minutes, but not with this one. This book, while frightening and very dark at times, is written very well and kept me engaged while also teaching a lot of facts and data about the Ebola disease. I also really like the section where the author included a lot of commentary from people who have survived the disease so you get firsthand accounts of what they went through and how they feel now that they beat the virus. Super scary stuff!
Disturbing…
By Spinkick on March 6,
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This book is very interesting but I hope I never have to use it….
The best book I found
By Matt D'adamo on November 1, 2014
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My wife and I have been hearing about this ebola virus for the past few weeks so we decided to order some books. I bought 5 books including this one and it is by far the best out of the bunch. You can tell that the other books were just thrown together to capitalize on this current news going around on tv and online. There was one that was not like that, but it is a much older book and still doesn’t have near the amount of info this book has.
This is a very detailed book about how to actually avoid getting ebola and how to actually treat someone (or yourself) if you ever had to do that. The chapter about how few hospitals there are (only 4, yes 4 total hospitals in the U.S.) that actually have ebola treatment centers was pretty insane. This book also has a lengthy timeline that goes through each phase of the current outbreaks and how quickly everything got out of hand. It’s safe to say that any government is the last thing you should be relying on in situations like this.
Overall I do recommend this book if you are looking for good, detailed information about the virus and how you can protect yourself from it.
"They were three months behind from the start in fighting this..."