CHICKEN!!!! Why Hast Thou Foresaken Me???

[Snake Plissken]

I stumbled across this article the other day:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28677495/

Essentially is stated that you could possibly contract Gastroparesis, a seemingly relatively rare chronic condition that prevents food from properly reaching the digestive tract for proper nutrition.

Is comes from Campylobacter found in the undercooked meat of this lady's entree.

After the news that Peanut Butter will fell you with Salmonella , making a relative vegetarian diet not safe, now this. I realize SOMETHING is going to get you, but damn. It makes me not want to fucking eat anything anymore.

So, this doesn't need to be repeated, but:

Make sure your meat is properly cooked and clean all the counters, your hands and the utensils. If you eat out, check to make sure it is properly cooked.

This kind of stuff just scares the crap out of me.......

[Marrt]

I stumbled across this article the other day:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28677495/

Essentially is stated that you could possibly contract Gastroparesis, a seemingly relatively rare chronic condition that prevents food from properly reaching the digestive tract for proper nutrition.

Is comes from Campylobacter found in the undercooked meat of this lady's entree.

After the news that Peanut Butter will fell you with Salmonella , making a relative vegetarian diet not safe, now this. I realize SOMETHING is going to get you, but damn. It makes me not want to fucking eat anything anymore.

So, this doesn't need to be repeated, but:

Make sure your meat is properly cooked and clean all the counters, your hands and the utensils. If you eat out, check to make sure it is properly cooked.

This kind of stuff just scares the crap out of me.......

Well that's chicken sashimi of the menu then.

Although I thought this piece was more concerning

“About 70 percent of broiler chickens in the United States are fed arsenic at some point,”
The average person ingests an estimated 8.1 micrograms of arsenic a day from chicken, according to a study from the USDA. And when you add that to the small amounts of arsenic you can be exposed to from other sources, such as drinking water, dust and arsenic-treated wood, a steady diet of chicken could quickly become risky. “Chronic exposure [10 to 40 micrograms a day, research suggests] is associated with an increased risk for skin, bladder and respiratory cancer,” says Caroline Smith DeWaal, food-safety director at the CSPI

[Zapruder]

Well that's chicken sashimi of the menu then.

Although I thought this piece was more concening

How else do I prepare for random battles of wits?

[A.D.D]

I ate an entire jar of Smucker's all natural peanut butter last week. The peanut issue was traced to one processing facility. I am pretty sure no peanuts that go into the butter purchased soley as peanut butter were affected.

Only peanuts/peanut butter going into foods containing one of the two.