Surviving 90 Days in a Pandemic

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SURVIVING 90 DAYS IN A PANDEMIC DOESN’T INCLUDE OVER-BUYING TOILET PAPER
The book Stop Buying Toilet Paper – Your Guide to Surviving 90 Days advocates effective strategies to get through a pandemic or disaster.

SACRAMENTO, California—In March 2020, our world and way of life literally changed overnight. The spread of the deadly COVID-19 made national and international headlines. People got sick by the millions and thousands began dying. The way the virus spread (from person to person) seemed like a story straight out of Hollywood and movies like I am Legend or 27 Days.
           
However, people had the strangest reaction—they panicked and started buying in bulk not nonperishable food, dairy products, or meat and produce; they started buying toilet paper. Yes, stores can’t keep toilet paper stocked on the shelves. Walk into any grocery store and the toilet paper and even the paper towels and tissues, all gone. They also bought out the bottled water supplies.
“I wrote Stop Buying Toilet: Your Guide to Surviving 90 Days to provide sane, rational information about what you need to know to successfully survive a pandemic like this one,” said author Lance A. Casazza. “Many of the items I discuss in the book are good for more than just a pandemic or disaster for that matter. This information will help with many other aspects of illness and ways to assist in prevention.”
The book provides an overview of factual information such as the difference between bacteria vs. viruses; the body’s immune system and how it responds; and general information about health, wellness, and mental health challenges when you can’t go anywhere. “One of the key points is about prevention and health,” said Casazza. “I’ve outlined some natural ways to stay healthy, including boosting your immune system through proper vitamins, chiropractic treatment, cryotherapy and red light therapy, and techniques to support your mental health.” 

The eBook and print versions are available on Amazon, Amazon Kindle, Nook, and Apple Books. For more information, call 916-300-8012 or send an email to info@3LPublishing.com.

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