Holy S*&% be careful what u eat

[BoiBoi]

http://health.msn.com/healthnews/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100161691&GT1=9303

well hot damn, now the tainted pet food has entered human food through feeding hogs, everyone be very careful because they say over 300 some hogs have already entered the human food markets
oh yea and they say there is a "LOW" risk of human illness, yea until we start dying off because of this BS

[ABK]

Well, I guess pork & chicken are off my menu ...

[FearlessKnight]

Well, I guess pork & chicken are off my menu ...You know what really sucks...unless it is a taco or a hamburger I dont eat red meat.......I am skeeeeeeroooood!

[Rockstar]

I practically live off chicken:(

[chloesredboy]

I practically live off chicken:(LOL,so does my husband,he would eat chicken for every meal if i would cook it!Glad i live on turkey and fish.

[Rockstar]

Just wait...Turkey and fish will be next:p

[chloesredboy]

Just wait...Turkey and fish will be next:pThanks!thats okay though,i could really go the rest of my life without meat and not miss it.Im not against it or anything just dont much care for it.

[laurajean]

Well, I hate to tell ya, but fish is contaminated with mercury and other heavy metals as well as (at least currently off the coast of Californai) a microbe produced by algae blooms that I cannot recall the name of.
Turkeys eat the same stuff as chickens.
The best thing to do is find a local producer of food, if possible, so you know what your food ate.
Beef are fed old newspapers, dead other cows(remember mad cow disease? Well it hasn't gone away) Umm, anything cheap because the agribusinesses that grow the food of the USA are interested in low production costs first and safety is only incidental.
So think about what you eat. Investigate how your food is produced and seriously consider changing your eating habits. I don't think our food supply is very safe. It is best to get locally produced stuff from people you know and trust...if you can find any. And yes, it will be more expensive... but I guess that is better than getting poisoned.

[chloesredboy]

Well, I hate to tell ya, but fish is contaminated with mercury and other heavy metals as well as (at least currently off the coast of Californai) a microbe produced by algae blooms that I cannot recall the name of.
Turkeys eat the same stuff as chickens.
The best thing to do is find a local producer of food, if possible, so you know what your food ate.
Beef are fed old newspapers, dead other cows(remember mad cow disease? Well it hasn't gone away) Umm, anything cheap because the agribusinesses that grow the food of the USA are interested in low production costs first and safety is only incidental.
So think about what you eat. Investigate how your food is produced and seriously consider changing your eating habits. I don't think our food supply is very safe. It is best to get locally produced stuff from people you know and trust...if you can find any. And yes, it will be more expensive... but I guess that is better than getting poisoned.we have wild turkeys like crazy around here.Driving down the highway youll see huge groups of them.Thoughts have crossed my mind before...of course id end up getting attached to then or something stupid and wouldnt want to eat them.

[laurajean]

There is an idea, wild turkey.. I don't think there is enough wild game to feed us all in the USA though.
Sometimes I get sort of depressed about the state of the country and the world. This food poisoning thing is a case of it. There are positive things that can be done to make our food (and our dogs' food) safe, however.