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Everyone's stocking canned goods, but what if that's exactly what gets you killed? After three months of eating nothing but cans, 45% of refugees develop scurvy—yes, the sailor's disease—because canned food storage plans ignore the nutritional reality of long-term survival.
In this video, I'm breaking down the lesser-known prepper foods that will actually keep you alive and functional when the grid goes down. We're talking about foods with 30-year shelf lives, indefinite storage potential, and the micronutrients that prevent you from bleeding out while surrounded by "food."
🔴 What You'll Learn:

Why ghee outlasts your retirement plan (and how to store it forever)
The protein sources that make beans look like a bad joke
How to prevent scurvy when fresh produce disappears
The flavor essentials that keep you human in month six
Real shelf-life numbers that make canned goods look pathetic

This isn't about hoarding. This is about understanding which foods actually deliver nutrition and longevity—not just calories that expire in seven years.

📊 KEY FACTS FROM THIS VIDEO:

White rice in mylar bags: 30-year shelf life
Freeze-dried meat: 20-30 years vs. canned meat: 5 years
Ghee stored properly: Indefinite shelf life
Scurvy develops in 3 months without vitamin C
95% of homeless populations show vitamin C deficiency
Most prepper pantries: 3:1 carb-to-protein ratio (not optimal)

🎯 MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:

Freeze-dried foods
Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers
Ghee (clarified butter)
Powdered eggs
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid powder)
Coconut oil
Freeze-dried fruits and vegetables
Whole spices vs. ground spices

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This content is for educational and informational purposes only. I'm sharing research and practical knowledge for preparedness planning. Always assess your own situation, dietary needs, and storage capabilities. This is not medical or nutritional advice.
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