When it comes to a stroke, every second counts. You have no time to waste. The longer the brain is without oxygen, the more severe and extensive the damage. A person suffering from a stroke needs help right away. It is vital that you know how to recognize the signs of a stroke so you or your loved one can get help immediately. (more…)
Is salsa on th{e}FDA warning list of produce possibly linked to the salmonella outbreak or does processing take care of that? How about pickled jalapenos?
Currently, the FDA is warning consumers to avoid fresh salsa that contains jalapenos and tomatoes. The source of the outbreak has not been confirmed as of yet. Investigators are being cautious and asking consumers to be careful. Since they have been unable to determine the source of the salmonella outbreak, they are warning to stay away from any foods prepared with fresh tomatoes or jalapenos.
At this time, investigators believe the salmonella outbreak is associated with fresh produce only. This would eliminate pickled jalapenos, unless they are made fresh. If you want to be safe, do not eat any restaurant prepared foods that usually contain jalapenos. Many restaurants have stopped serving foods that contain the jalapenos for now. But be cautious when eating out, just in case a place is adhering to the policy ‘consumer beware’.
There are many places you can choose to do your work-outs; gyms, health clubs, outdoors, home. The possibilities are endless. Now that the weather is finally warm there is another option to consider, the pool. Water is a great place to do your work-out. You can perform most of your usual cardio and toning workouts right in the water. You could also join a class and start a new exercise program.
The order you perform your exercises in may not seem very important. But it could be depending on what your fitness goals are. In general, the exercises that you perform first will be the most effective. These are the exercises that you are able to give your all performing. The exercises you do next will be a little less precise in form due to fatigue and therefore less effective.
The investigation into the outbreak of salmonella illnesses originally attributed to tomatoes has taken a new turn. Since the initial reports in April concerning the outbreak of salmonella illnesses, experts have warned consumers to avoid red round tomatoes, plum tomatoes, and Roma tomatoes. With the number of confirmed cases of salmonella recently reaching over 1000, the FDA inspectors have tried relentlessly to locate the source. In the course of the investigation, inspectors have found another type of produce that could be part of the problem.
Experts are now warning consumers to avoid jalapeno and Serrano peppers. Some of the people confirmed infected with salmonella ate both tomatoes and peppers. Since many people do not recognize the difference between the two types of peppers, jalapeno and Serrano, experts are advising people to steer clear of both. Some investigators are extending the warning to the herb cilantro as well.
Currently the FDA is now looking into farms and distribution centers that may have handled both types of suspected produce. The investigation to this point has been unsuccessful in pinpointing the exact cause and location of the salmonella outbreak. More than 40 states have reported confirmed cases of salmonella. Cases are still being reported and the FDA has warned that this outbreak is not over yet. The number of cases has not declined and consumers should be careful to choose only tomatoes that have been cleared. And now it is being recommended that consumers also consider avoiding the peppers potentially involved in the salmonella outbreak.
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