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Originally posted by starwarsisreal
I smell Monsanto might have a hand on this since there well known for this type of problem. Does anyone agree?
Some one with some smarts. I wish everyone would read this you are a wise one . I grow my own, what I dont grow I get from the farmers market.
Originally posted by withallmylove
reply to post by YourPopRock
there s nothing to laugh about when pple die..and dont call them lazzy,not all viruses die easily after washing the vegetable..all i know is that they were imported from spain and were so called bio products(which i personally never buy cause i grew up in a farm and i totally know what a true bio product smells and tastes like..)
if u live in the city and still want to be safe just make friendship with a good old fashion farmer and buy directly from him..thats if u dont personally like milking the cow and care for your own garden
wish everybody all the best and stay safe!
Originally posted by Aggie Man
If people would properly wash/cook their vegetables, then this problem would not exist. I just can't feel sorry for the lazy and stupid.
Originally posted by pajoly
It was reported today (NPR carried a segment on it) that the problem is NOT the cucumbers, so they are back to point zero trying to figure out the source. Testing has confirmed presence of e coli in some cucumbers, but they subsequently learned it was not the same strain.
Originally posted by Aggie Man
If people would properly wash/cook their vegetables, then this problem would not exist. I just can't feel sorry for the lazy and stupid.
www.webdoctoradvice.com... new-bacteria-ndm-1-spreads/
- This infection will certainly expand further. Fortunately, not so fast as, for example, influenza. It spreads with dirty hands and objects, so it slows it. Prevention is primarily hand hygiene. Unfortunately, in the UK among infected patients death may be expected. This deadly bacteria in Great Britain “took” mostly children and elderly but particularly risk is for those who already suffer from some serious diseases such as cancer.
www.rawstory.com...
Authorities in Germany warned against eating raw vegetables after traces of the bacteria were found on organic cucumbers from Spain last week. But officials said they are unsure what caused the sudden outbreak of enterohaemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC) which can result in full-blown haemolytic uraemic syndrome (HUS), a disease that causes bloody diarrhoea and serious liver damage and possible death. The outbreak has hit countries including Britain, Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands, but most these cases appear to involve people who had recently travelled to or from Germany.