Day 1 - There's mayhem at the grocery stores. People are fighting over the last few jars and boxes of food. Fights break out.
		Day 2 - People still have food in their homes. They eat lightly. Everybody is on edge.
		Day 5 - Now people begin to run out of food. Neighbors come knocking. "Do you mind if we eat with you?"
		Day 10 - Small bands of armed thieves are making their rounds, stealing food at gunpoint. You hear gunshots down the street.
		Day 15 - People are dying. The neighbors you thought you knew so well have become strangers to you. They're not acting normal anymore. People are desperate. But the government can't help because...

There's No Food Left!

Of course, the ruling elite of this country will vanish into secret bunkers and feast on the food they've stocked up. They'll dine like kings and queens.

But the average American family will starve.

Millions will die.

If the scenario above sounds shocking... or even impossible... look no further than America's Great Depression for proof that hunger can visit this land.

Millions of Families Went Hungry During the last Great Depression - and That Was When People Were Self-Sufficient!

In fact, in 1940, after the depression ended, the population in the U.S. was projected to be around 142 million. But after the census was actually taken it was revealed to be only 132 million. We know 3 million left the country. But what happened to 7 million very hungry people? How many actually died? No one seems to know.

It's easy to forget the lessons of history.

It was just a scant 80 years ago that hunger ravaged the land INSIDE the United States! Except back then, most people grew their own crops and were self-sufficient.

Today, almost no one is self-sufficient.

During the last Depression, folks helped each other out. Today, they'll kill you over a pair of basketball shoes.

Any slight hiccup in the food distribution system and Americans would feel it immediately. The casualties could literally run into the tens of millions.

Let me be frank. The scary part of a food shortage isn't calculating projected "death toll" statistics. It's what people will do when they begin to starve.

You see, when people don't have food to eat, it doesn't take long for desperation to set in. Desperation leads people to do desperate things.

For instance, the early American colonists who lived in Jamestown resorted to cannibalism during the "Starving Time" of 1609-1610.

In fact...

They Dug Up Corpses for Food!

Read that again several times. And in the year 2005, after Hurricane Katrina, looters emptied shelves faster than anybody ever imagined.

An out of towner who was visiting New Orleans compared the chaos to a war zone. "It's downtown Baghdad," she said.

Of course, food shortages have happened all over the world and all throughout history. For instance, the Old Testament talks of a great famine in Samaria.

During that time two women made a pact to boil their sons and eat them. So the first woman boiled her son, and the two women ate him.

But the next day, the second woman refused to boil her son.

And in that same Bible story, we learn that a donkey's head fetched 80 pieces of silver, while dove's dung - quite literally bird poop, meant for food - fetched 5 pieces of silver.

In today's money, that means the cost of a little bird poop to starving people fetched about $90.

• This is the reality of famine and starvation.

• This is what happens when you don’t have food for more than a few weeks.

• This is what happens when the food system collapses and you are unprepared.

The Most Affordable Insurance
You'll Ever Buy...

If you've read this far, then I can only assume you're the type of person who hopes for the best, but plans for the worst... the type of person who will be prepared when disaster strikes.

That's why I must tell you:

Right now you couldn't make a better investment than investing in an Emergency Food Supply of your own.

Ideally, you'll want to have enough food to last you for 90 days or longer. But even a one month supply would be far better than nothing. And...

You'll sleep well at night knowing you have your very own Emergency Food Supply on hand for any emergency situation.

It would sustain you through any temporary disruption in the food supply, whether it's a localized disaster (like Hurricane Katrina) or a widespread emergency (like an oil crisis).

Best part: Getting your Emergency Food Supply is easier (and more affordable) than you may think.

Introducing Solutions from Science
Grab 'n' Go Emergency Food Supply

We searched for quite some time to find what we believe are the very best Emergency Food Supplies you can get. Each bucket contains:

• 84 servings of food, including breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees (enough for one adult for a month, or four adults for one week). You get ALL of these delicious meals:
  

  Savory Stroganoff (8)	Chili Macaroni (8)
  Creamy Pasta and Vegetable Rotini (8)	Pasta Alfredo (8)
  Teriyaki and Rice (8)	Hearty Tortilla Soup (8)
  Cheesy Lasagna (8)	Apple Cinnamon Cereal (8)
  Brown Sugar and Maple Multi- Grain (12)	Crunchy Granola (8)

• Every 4-serving entree is sealed in an air-tight, nitrogen packed, Mylar pouch. Not only are these pouches waterproof - but the packaging process removes 98% of residual oxygen, which means a longer shelf life and much better taste.

• Quick preparation - just add water! Ready to eat in only 10-12 minutes.

• Nutritionally dense - lots of calories to sustain you and your family for days.

• Every meal is 100% vegetarian for longer shelf-life. (And not to worry... you'll still get plenty of protein in these meals!)

• Great taste means you'll actually want to eat this food! Stefan Mamula writes, "We went four days straight eating nothing but Emergency Food Supply meals, and our kids loved it; they didn't get tired of it!"

• All 84 meals come in a heavy duty plastic bucket with a big handle for easy transportation. Need to leave your house quickly? Just grab it and go.

How Much Does Your Family Need?

You should plan out what you need based on how many people are in your family, and how long of an emergency supply you want.

The standard meal packages provide 4 adult servings of one of our tasty breakfasts or entrees. This translates into enough servings for a family of 2 adults and 4 children.

If you want three meals a day for 3 months, you would need 9 buckets. A 6-month supply would be 18 buckets. And a 12-month supply would be 36 buckets.

Obviously, even just one 84-serving "bucket" is better than nothing. But we recommend that each family get no less than three buckets. If you only ate 2 meals a day, then a 3-bucket Emergency Food Supply could be made to last for 45 days for a family of 2 adults and 4 kids.

How Much Does a 1-Bucket
Emergency Food Supply Cost?

You can get an 84-serving Emergency Food Supply bucket for $179 - a very reasonable price to pay compared low quality alternatives.