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You have probably heard tens times before: "Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Unfortunately, depending on what your morning's morning meal is composed of, it can also be the most dangerous for health, say the authorities. A breakfast base has just been identified as the source of a multi-states dangerous bacteria epidemic, and the experts say you should stop eating this product immediately. Continue reading to find out if you should throw this food from your kitchen now.

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On May 12, the Ministry of Health State of Washington (DOH) announced that oneE. coli epidemic in several Washington counties had been attributed to consumptionYogurt produced by Pure Republic of Ireland, Which also sells its products under the CPC Community market label.

Pure from Irelandissued a reminder opinion for its products because ofE. coli Contamination, and the Ministry of Health announced that the assigned community CPC market yogurt has been withdrawn from shops, as well. As of June 23, there were 17 cases ofE. coli Infections, 10 hospitalizations and no deaths related to the consumption of affected yogurts.

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While pure announced that the Republic of Ireland Washington Doh had tested 12 samples of its products and baptized them "freeE. coli Contamination, "the doom still warnings against the consumption of the company's products.

"Anyone who has CPC Community market or pure yogurt at home should Ireland do not eat and should throw it," the doh states. If you have questions about recalled products, you can contact Pure co-founders Eire Richard Smith at (509) 301-9512 or Jill Smith at (541) 571-1693.

According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mostE. coli Determination infections In a week, and the symptoms, which usually include moderate fever, severe stomach cramps, and diarrhea, usually start within 10 days of contacting withE. coli.

However,E. coli May cause more severe symptoms, including strong fevers, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting they cause so serious dehydration, which all require medical care. About 5 to 10 percent of people who develop aE. coli Infection subsequently develop hemolytic and uremic syndrome (SHU), which can be fatal; Four people exposed toE. coli Via the recalled yogurt have developed Shu so far. If you encounter low urinary frequency, a loss of color in your cheeks and eyelids, or extreme potential fatigueE. coli The exhibition, contact a medical provider because they can all be SHU symptoms.

From the initial beginning to Washington, threeE. coli The affected yogurt infections were also discovered in Yavapai County, Arizona.

However, the Ministry of Health explains that cases found in Arizona are secondary infections. At least two of these cases are related to close contact between a resident of Washington who consumed the touched yoghurt and fell ill before going to Arizona and the people in Arizona who did not eat yoghurt. The investigation into theE. coli epidemic is in progress.

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