Meet this Alain Bombard. He proved that a man can do anything

total some 50 years ago that a doctor in a small rubber boat across the Atlantic Ocean. He had enough of this 65 days. He drank sea water and ate that catch in the ocean. He wanted to prove that the victims of the shipwreck are the chances of survival. And he proved.

Bombard diary. He wrote to all. For example: "Eating raw fish makes people highly susceptible to infection. It runs up the slightest wound. " He jettisoned antibiotics - and suddenly the victims of disaster they will not.

He found that it is necessary to drink sea water in small portions, and then kidney cope, but you can drink only 6 days - we must continue to fish and squeeze its juice. A fish skin incision, and out of the lymph stands, here and drink it. Or cut the fish into small pieces and then wrapped in a cloth and squeeze. Twenty-four hours drinking fish juice, and then you can again drink sea water.

Approximately half a liter of water can be collected in the morning - dew drops. It covers the whole boat, and it is possible to collect sponge.

To reduce your thirst, you have any wet cloth and put it on the face. If you throw overboard sock on a leash, then an hour it will be typed plankton. A tablespoon a day satisfies the need for vitamin C. Do not take off their clothes, even if it is wet. Clothing stores heat.

That just did not feel Bombard. Its share fell and storms, and calm, and the scorching heat. At times it was difficult to keep within normal psyche. He was talking to a doll. Little doll was presented to him by friends.

And Bombard won. After 65 days, he landed on the island of Barbados.
«To win, you have to believe it!» - he wrote in a note to his friend Jack, who threw him before the start of the voyage. After that, Bombard, and went across the ocean alone.

He won because he knew that people die primarily from fear. So in lifeboats killed passengers of "Titanic." So many of the victims died of shipwrecks.

Bombard gave them a chance. He proved that a man can do anything.







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