Food Safety

Articles in Food Safety

By zen17 3 comments
Many of the chemicals found in foods today are introduced during the manufacturing process in order to enhance flavor, preserve freshness or save money. The chemical acrylamide is different in that, not only is it difficult to pronounce, few ... more »
By holler4health 1 comments
A few weeks ago the FDA released a preliminary report stating that bisphenol A (BPA) is safe. Meanwhile, the National Toxicology Program (NTP), the federal agency charged with advising the government of the toxicity of chemicals, said it is ... more »
By MarlaineMarie 1 comments
A recent outbreak of Salmonella poisoning from tomatoes brings up the issue of proper food handling. In Wisconsin, the water levels are rising to record highs and the banks of bodies of water are overflowing, seeping into usually dry areas - and ... more »
By thesquirrelymom 2 comments
There is a place online where you can check for recalls... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 1 comments
It might surprise you to learn that your bathroom is probably not the dirtiest place in your home. That distinction might go to your sink.What makes it even more concerning is the fact that the germs present in your sink and drain can be easily ... more »
By Lovelytinyapple 0 comments
Do you want to loos weight? How? Besides to go to gym every day, to pick the right food is very important. You may pick different kinds of healthy food, and some of them will be listed below... more »
By Sholeh 0 comments
Maybe you've sent back a glass spotted with lipstick at a restaurant, or a plate with dried food stuck to it. Perhaps you notice crumbs in a post-dishwasher cup and wonder if you should use it. Do you always disinfect the cutting board after ... more »
By w1z111 0 comments
It is no secret that many of the foods, beverages, and personal products people use every day contain toxic substances known to be harmful to human health. And, it is no secret that even some of the processes, procedures and therapies intended ... more »
By 1Bobby & Wendy Key 2 comments
Many people are embarrassed when someone spots a roach in thier home. Many people cant stand these little quitters in their home. Every time you turn around a roach seem to turn around with you. Its nothing worse than seeing thier little legs ... more »
By Amanda Smith 5 comments
Sadly, toxins are part of our everyday life. They are in the air we breathe, the products we use, and also in our food and beverage containers. It is important to recognize the good stuff and the bad stuff. The quickest way is to identify toxic ... more »
By Ursula Anderson 6 comments
Picnics and barbecues are some of the most joyful aspects of summertime. Hot baked beans, cold potato salad, icy beer and steaming hot dogs are not only delicious and fun, the correct temperatures prevent bacteria from growing and causing ... more »
By sekitto kisakye 1 comments
Keeping the value of your milk is the best way to increase its market and keep your customers happy and below is how.. more »
By texaspeach63 0 comments
Most people don't realize that keeping your refrgerator clean and maintaining proper temperatures and food storing basics are important to your families health, but they are. Many people become sick everyday because of improper storage of food ... more »
By meemee67 3 comments
A lot of people obsess about how not to get sick and how to remain healthy. Germs are actually good for you. Some may even prevent you from getting sick. Probiotics, are germs which are live microorganisms that can help digestive health, have ... more »
By MIghtyDreamer 10 comments
Aluminum allergies come unheard of for some and it is unmonitored by many and doctors alike. Yet, it is the culprit for discomforts from bone and muscle pain to memory lose. Aluminum allergy is a serious undetected or unnoticed mineral in the ... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 0 comments
Although there are veggie washes you can buy at the supermarket for cleaning fruits and vegetables, it's simple to make your own that will work just as well and costs only pennies. Here's how to make your own homemade vegetable wash... more »
By DrJewell 4 comments
Many avoidable accidents can happen in the home especially when there are children present because of negligence or not paying attention to safety prevention guidelines and child proofing the house. This article will help you become aware of some ... more »
By MIHealthCoach 4 comments
Very few things are detested more than a fly in the kitchen, or in your soup. Flies can carry deadly diseases that affect both humans and animals, including e. coli, influenza and salmonella. Following a few defensive measures will protect ... more »
By MCarr 1 comments
It is likely that if you hear of a food recall it is through the news media or by word of mouth. Learn how you can be more educated about U.S. Food and Drug Administration product recalls. For example, contaminated peanut butter led to the ... more »
By deedavis 1 comments
All produce is covered in chemicals, bacteria, soil, mold, possibly insect parts and the like. Including, pre-washed bagged salads, on account that E. coli bacteria tends to grow rapidly on vegetables. Most of us wash or clean our fruits with ... more »
By danielzrib 0 comments
Many times food-bourne illnesses can be prevented simply by washing raw fruits and vegetables properly. Scrubbing them under running water alone is not enough, but soaking them in Grapefruit Seed Extract in water kills parasites and germs, ... more »
By psychonurse 1 comments
Organic farming is a specific system of farming that emphasizes soil fertility. By using natural farming methods, organic farmers are able to produce healthy and nutritious produce. This is accomplished by composting, rotating crops, and using ... more »
By CCrock 6 comments
After years of speculation about the toxic of the chemicals in plastic leeching into beverages and food, Canadian officials have just officially declared the chemical called bisphenol A, or BPA as toxic. This chemical is commonly used in ... more »
By David Sarokin 3 comments
I love tomatoes, and I'm not going to let salmonella (food poisoning) outbreaks stop me from eating them. But make no mistake! Some tomatoes are the source of salmonella poisoning, and you should steer clear of them until the government sounds ... more »
By MIghtyDreamer 16 comments
Ahhh, the thrill of summer. For some lovers of ice cream, summertime could be the most glorious time to eat it. In this article are three cautions and methods to use when purchasing ice cream from a store or supermarket to help insure that it ... more »