Health News Room » recall http://www.healthnewsroom.net Health and wellness news, videos, articles and more. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:51:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix Recall http://www.healthnewsroom.net/aunt-jemima-pancake-mix-recall/ http://www.healthnewsroom.net/aunt-jemima-pancake-mix-recall/#comments Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:25:35 +0000 Admin aunt jemima recallpancake mix recallquaker oats cosalmonella contaminationwhole food diet http://www.healthnewsroom.net/aunt-jemima-pancake-mix-recall/ The Quaker Oats Co. has recalled three pancake mix products due to the potential of potential for salmonella contamination.

The three products, Original, Original Complete, and Buttermilk Complete have the best if used by date of February 8, 2009 through February 16, 2009. Anyone with boxes of the recalled products can return them to the store they purchased them from for a full refund. To date, no illnesses have been reported.

This is another example of the benefits of a whole food diet. Foods like this mix are processed, have been manufactured and always have the potential of health concerns, not only from contamination, but from the ingredients itself.

Processed foods are one of the main contributors to obesity and poor health in America today. One of the best way to avoid health concerns and maintain your optimal weight are to remove processed and fast foods from our diet.

Here are some additional suggestions:

To your best health!

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]]> http://www.healthnewsroom.net/aunt-jemima-pancake-mix-recall/feed/ 0 E. Coli Food Poisoning Can Have Long Term Effects http://www.healthnewsroom.net/e-coli-food-poisoning-can-have-long-term-effects/ http://www.healthnewsroom.net/e-coli-food-poisoning-can-have-long-term-effects/#comments Mon, 21 Jan 2008 21:23:39 +0000 Admin chicken and eggse colikidney problems http://www.healthnewsroom.net/e-coli-food-poisoning-can-have-long-term-effects/ Research is now showing that e. coli poisoning can now trigger long term effects including kidney problems. There are 76 million e. coli infections reported every year and are normally found in animal based foods including meat, unpasteurized milk, chicken and eggs that have been recalled. Watch this video for more.

The best way to avoid e. coli food poisoning is to eliminate animal foods from your diet and concentrate on as many fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and natural grains. Not only will you eliminate the chances of food poisoning, but you will also reduce your risks significantly for most preventable cancers and disease, increase your energy levels, lose weight and hundreds of additional benefits. Removing animal foods from your diet is also the single best thing you can do for the environment.

Wash your greens thoroughly since animal waste fertilizers are sometimes used in growing them. E. coli growns inside the warm intestines of animals and is often spread during meat processing to other foods.

]]> http://www.healthnewsroom.net/e-coli-food-poisoning-can-have-long-term-effects/feed/ 0 1 Million Pounds of Meat Recalled http://www.healthnewsroom.net/1-million-pounds-of-meat-recalled/ http://www.healthnewsroom.net/1-million-pounds-of-meat-recalled/#comments Sat, 10 Nov 2007 08:16:11 +0000 Admin cargille coli bacteriafecal mattermeatmeat packerprocessed meatrecall http://healthnewsroom.net/1-million-pounds-of-meat-recalled/ A million pounds of meat is being recalled by meat packer Cargill after finding the E. coli bacteria in samples. The recall affects most states east of the Mississippi. This is the second recall by the company in a month. Unfortunately, this type of recall will not end. The way meat is produced today will continue to spread fecal matter within the processed meat and allow the E. coli and other bacteria to grow in many cases. The solution is to reduce or eliminate meat from your diet to not only avoid illness, but decrease your chances of getting cancer or many other diseases. Recently, a study reported that a meat-less diet was best for avoiding heart disease.
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