The INFECTED: Secrets to Boost Your Immunity sales page, captured 2026-09-23
INFECTED: Secrets to Boost Your Immunity review
A prepper's book on home remedies and stockpiling so you feel ready for the next outbreak
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
Maybe you got through the last few years feeling like you were winging it. Somebody brings something home every winter, you end up flat for a week, and you would rather have a plan than keep hoping for the best. That is the itch this book goes after. INFECTED is a short self-published book from a prepper writer. The core of it is a daily routine, seven things the author calls the Gang of Seven, which you make at home from things you probably already have in the cupboard, plus chapters like what never to do with a fever and why summer symptoms are probably not flu. Worth saying plainly once: the page offers no studies, no named researcher and no clinical data behind any of it. Treat it as one author's home remedy knowledge, not tested medicine. Where it does earn its keep is the feeling of being ready. If what nags at you is being caught unprepared, a stocked cupboard and a written plan genuinely take the edge off that. The bonus books lean hard into home defence and doomsday stockpiling, so the package as a whole is pitched at preppers rather than at someone just after health advice. There is a 60 day money back guarantee, which lowers the risk of trying it.
Pros
- Plain, practical prepper advice you can act on the same week
- Option to get a physical book rather than just a PDF
- Bonus guides cover stockpiling, oils and home security
- 60 day money back guarantee
Cons
- No evidence, sources or studies offered for the health claims
- Bonus content is heavily prepper and doomsday themed, which will not suit everyone
- Page does not show the price, shipping times or postage costs for the printed copy
What you get
Two options. The digital package is the INFECTED ebook plus a Grocery Store Loopholes ebook. The printed package posts the book to your door and adds four bonus ebooks: Doomsday Survival Medicine Chest (60 pages), The Prepper's Guide to Essential Oils, Home Defense Hacks (44 pages) and Grocery Store Loopholes. The main book centres on the seven things the author says to take daily, mixed at home from pantry staples.
Before you buy
- Check the final price and what shipping costs and takes for the hard copy, especially outside the US
- Check whether the refund covers the printed book and whether you have to post it back
- Run any daily remedy past your doctor first if you take medication or have a health condition
Who it suits
Suits someone with a prepper streak who wants a practical starting plan and peace of mind, not someone looking for evidence-based medical guidance
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