One of the biggest keys to making it safely through any long-term survival situation is being able to identify safe food sources.

Unfortunately, most foraging and wildcrafting courses, while excellent tools for learning how to survive, are often based on local resources only.

So what happens if you travel a far distance? Or what happens if you leave the country?

To help you identify safe food sources wherever your travels may take you, we have created “The Universal Edibility Test” ebook.

This book reveals an 8-step process you can use to identify edible plants no matter where you are in the world.

Be Prepared For Long-Term Survival Situations!

(Or, simply get to know you local flora better)

You will also get 5 quick cheats for identifying safe plants . . . quick!

Sometimes you may need to find safe plant food fast. This section shows you just how to do that.

The good news is you don’t always have to start from scratch. Plant life isn’t random. It follows patterns. And if you follow those patterns, you can be sure to find edible plants.

Here you’ll discover how to recognize aromatic mints, mustards, onions/garlic, acorns and cattails, which are all edible or have edible parts.

Get Informed & Increase Your Chances For Survival

The truth is some edible plants have poisonous lookalikes and some plants that are OK to eat later on actually start out poisonous.

The bottom line is there can be a lot of stress and uncertainty surrounding what is and what is not OK to eat during a survival situation.

If you have read the book or seen the movie “Into the Wild” you know just how impactful a wrong food choice can be.

With this powerful guidebook by your side, you’ll have a complete blueprint to follow to find safe food choices. You’ll also have access to additional information that can help improve your (and your family’s) chances for survival.

For example, we answer commonly asked questions about edible plants – like is it safe to eat a plant you saw an animal eating? And are certain colored berries safe to eat?

You’ll get answers to these questions and much more!

Best of all, this guide is available for FREE right now. Just enter your name and email address below to gain immediate access. Also, remember we never spam and you can unsubscribe from our list at any time.