Join Purium Co-founder Dave Sandoval every Wednesday at 4pm PT to learn about more about the Purium lifestyle!
Quick Recap:
- Purium as Survival Food: Dave emphasizes Purium products as “cellular survival food” capable of sustaining individuals during emergencies. He compares Purium’s philosophy to the Mormon Church’s practice of maintaining a two-year food storage, highlighting the need to be prepared for unforeseen events.
- Nutritional Completeness: Dave asserts that Purium provides all essential nutrients (proteins, fruits, vegetables, healthy fats, and fiber) needed for survival and thriving, even on a reduced calorie intake (around 800 calories per day). He lists specific Purium products that fulfill each nutritional category, suggesting a combination of:
- Protein: Super Amino 23, MVP Sport (chocolate/vanilla), Dark Berry Protein.
- Fruits: Apothecary, Bio Fruit.
- Greens: Power Shake, Epigenetic Family.
- Fats: Super Meal.
- Fiber: Daily Fiber Blend.
- Detoxification: Biome Medic, Parasite Cleanse.
- Food Rotation System: Dave promotes the use of a food rotation system to ensure the longest possible shelf life for stored Purium products. This involves maintaining a 90-day supply and consistently using the oldest products while replacing them with newer ones.
- Preparedness and Security: Dave shares his personal experience of using Purium during a power outage, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for emergencies. He suggests stocking enough Purium for oneself and possibly for neighbors in need. He argues that being prepared brings peace of mind and a sense of security amidst uncertainty.
- Future Focus: Dave hints at upcoming initiatives to enhance Purium’s preparedness offerings, including a focus on the Purium Apothecary and self-care practices during potential crises.
FAQs
What is considered “Purium Survival Food?”
Purium Survival Food refers to a selection of Purium products that can provide complete nutrition in emergency situations. This includes the Ultimate Lifestyle Transformation pack, which contains the Power Shake, Apothecary, and Super Amino 23, as well as supplemental products like Mvp Sport, Dark Berry Protein, Bio Fruit, Super Meal, and Daily Fiber Blend.
Why should I consider Purium for survival preparedness?
Purium is promoted as “cellular survival food” due to its dense nutritional profile. It provides a wide range of nutrients, including protein, healthy fats, fiber, fruits, and vegetables, all in a long-lasting, shelf-stable form. In an emergency situation where access to fresh food is limited, Purium can provide the essential nutrients your body needs to function.
How many calories does Purium Survival Food provide?
The Ultimate Lifestyle Transformation, supplemented with additional products for a complete nutritional profile, provides approximately 800 calories per day. While this may seem lower than typical daily calorie intake, the high nutritional density ensures that your body receives the necessary nutrients even with fewer calories.
How much Purium Survival Food should I store?
It’s recommended to have at least a 90-day supply of Purium on hand for each person in your household. However, you can adjust this based on your individual needs and the size of your family. Consider factors like the potential length of an emergency and the number of people you need to provide for.
What is a food rotation system and why is it important?
A food rotation system involves regularly using the oldest products in your stored supply and replacing them with newer ones. This helps maintain the freshness and maximizes the shelf life of your Purium Survival Food, ensuring it remains viable for as long as possible.
What other preparations should I make alongside Purium Survival Food?
In addition to storing Purium, consider other essential preparations for emergencies, such as:
- Water Storage: Secure a safe and reliable source of clean drinking water.
- Backup Energy: Have alternative power sources like generators or solar panels available.
- First-Aid Supplies: Maintain a well-stocked first-aid kit for treating injuries.
- Emergency Communication: Have a plan for communication in case of power outages or network disruptions.
