Wilderness Survival
Daryl Stevenett of Salt Lake City, Utah is currently on his tenth day with no food. How is he doing it you ask? He has been taking a wilderness survival pill, called LifeCaps. He initially began taking the survival pill to see if it could sustain his life if he was ever caught in an emergency survival situation in the wilderness. http://www.lifecaps.net/
After surviving his tenth day without any food, Daryl was reported saying "I feel amazingly well and my hunger cravings have subsided. I weigh 240 lbs and I don’t have any hunger pains, yet I’ve discovered that the more active I am, the more LifeCaps I have to take for my survival. These past ten days have shown me what really matters in a wilderness survival situation".
What would you do if you had five minutes to evacuate your house? Just yesterday, there was a devastating wildfire in Draper, Utah and people were evacuated from their homes and were given only five minutes to leave. In such a drastic survival situation, LifeCaps would have come in very handy if people could not easily get to food. The survival pill can be stored in the glove box of a car, a purse or a backpack in the event of an evacuation.
Daryl said, “After hearing yesterday’s news, I feel so much safer knowing a survival pill can save my life in an emergency. To think of all the wilderness survival situations you may be placed in, whether its forest fires, floods, earthquakes, or camping, it would be foolish to not be prepared for an emergency in or out of the wilderness."
Daryl plans on going 17 days without consuming any food whatsoever, only LifeCaps. On Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008 (the seventeenth day) he will appear on ABC’s channel 4 "Good Things Utah" to talk about his long survival run without eating. LifeCaps will be sponsoring a half price giveaway to 167 people who watch the show and call in. The winners will receive a coupon that can be redeemed online at http://www.lifecaps.net/
