I first met Dr. Sheldon Marks on the volunteer board of a local non-profit that worked to support local law enforcement in Tucson, Arizona. There, I learned that Dr. Marks was an incredibly well-informed preparedness expert who worked with local SWAT teams and even taught emergency medicine to law enforcement groups.

This offers us all an interesting advantage, because Dr. Marks' experience with law enforcement translates into first-hand knowledge of exactly how law enforcement and emergency services will respond in a pandemic scenario. That knowledge is revealed in our unique audio recording (see below).

Dr. Marks is also the author of one of the best-selling books on prostate cancer, by the way, so he's an accomplished author and communicator. But he's NOT an "alternative medicine practitioner (and doesn't claim to be). What this means is that he's very familiar with preparedness primarily from a conventional medicine point of view.

You can probably imagine, then, what the conversation must have been when I sat down with Dr. Marks for a three-hour audio recording focused on preparedness... it became a fascinating discussing covering the best of both worlds: Conventional medicine and natural medicine, all for pandemic preparedness.

Over a hundred tips and strategies for surviving the next great pandemic This unique audio recording is what we're now offering on 3 MP's: A three-hour tell-all discussion between two preparedness experts, each coming from a different point of view on health.

The audio course is entitled, How to Prepare for (and Survive) Any Pandemic, and here's what you'll learn inside:

• Why many people remain in a state of denial about any approaching outbreak or cataclysm.


• How to consider the risks and potential benefits of taking anti-viral pharmaceuticals or vaccines (according to Dr. Marks).


• Why vaccines are useless for fast-moving pandemics.


• Why vaccines and medicines will be rationed by the government.


• Why modern medicine will fail in a pandemic.


• How to care for an infected family member without spreading the virus.


• Why you should avoid touching your mouth, nose and eyes during any pandemic.


• Straight talk on N95 masks and respirators.


• The role of sleep, diet and antioxidants in protecting your health from influenza.


• Why a "worst case scenario" will shut down transportation, industry and basic infrastructure.


• Why the global food supply is extremely vulnerable to infectious disease outbreaks (and how to protect yourself with smart food preparedness).


• How your human body is already wired to beat influenza and survive any pandemic (but only if you help it).


• What H1N1 swine flu has in common with the 1918 Spanish Flu.


• Why modern society causes infectious disease to spread far more quickly than in 1918.


• Why the release of statistics about influenza infections is really a political decision as much as a scientific decision.


• The danger of using antibiotics during influenza infections. (Hint: Superbugs!)


• What to expect from law enforcement and emergency response services during a pandemic.


• How to store an emergency water supply for your family, and why most people greatly underestimate the volume of water they might need during an emergency.


• Why you never want to depend on your government to supply you with emergency water.


• How to buy and store emergency food items (and what to avoid).


• What to include in your basic health preparedness kit (for your home).


• Why the complexity of modern society makes our world so dangerously vulnerable to infectious disease outbreaks.


• Why a working bicycle may be one of the most important pieces of equipment you'll ever own in a pandemic.


• Why learning "real world skills" could save your life in an emergency.


• The one big mistake most people make on buying preparedness books and gear.


• Why you should be cautious of depending on preparedness items that require batteries.


• How to decide whether you should stay in a city, or leave it to escape the population density.


• Why you should consider the degree of your neighbors' preparedness as well as your own.


• How to avoid broadcasting your level of preparedness to marauders looking for supplies.


• How avoid getting stuck in line with "the masses" who are desperately trying to get supplies during a pandemic.


• What to include in your "go bag" (and what to avoid including!).


• How to keep your mood and mental health in good spirits.


• Why you need a preparedness stash in your workplace as well as your home.


• Warning: Don't use these preparedness items indoors (or you might literally kill yourself).


• How to stress test your preparedness gear to make sure you can use it when you need it.


• Strategies for personal protection, including questions and answers about weapons.


• Places to avoid in the city during a civil disturbance or a pandemic.


• Simple devices you can use to protect your house, your apartment or your personal space.


• How to deal with authorities who try to confiscate your weapons or supplies.


• Learn what cops keep in their own homes for personal protection.


• Which legal documents you should photocopy and keep with you at all times (just in case!).


• Why you need spray paint in your emergency preparedness kit (and what to do with it!).


• How the mainstream media actually worsens a pandemic by spreading lies and misinforming the public.


• A discussion on whether Big Pharma is hyping the pandemic in order to sell more vaccines.


• Why some people can actually become a liability due to their lack of preparedness or inability to cope with crisis.


• How to know in advance who can keep their cool in a crisis.


• Which nutrients may help reduce the "cytokine storm" immune response that killed people in the 1918 Spanish Flu.


• Why individual responsibility is your key to surviving any pandemic.


• Why the global population is "self balancing" through repeating cycles of massive die-offs of people.


• Why the spread of a global pandemic may be the natural effect of inhumane factory farming.


• "Big picture" discussions on the cycles of human population, infectious disease and the future of human beings on our planet.
  ... and a whole lot more.