(Things to Watch Out For: My doctor told me once that actual food poisoning is exceedingly rare and in almost all cases what happens is that you pick up a virus from the food you are eating which was not sufficiently/properly cooked. This is most likey with pig meat, which can transmit upwards of 50 viruses that humans can catch. With other animals, the odds of getting sick are much loewr as they can only carry a very small percentage of things that human can catch.)
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Date: 2006-08-18 12:26 pm (UTC)(Things to Watch Out For: My doctor told me once that actual food poisoning is exceedingly rare and in almost all cases what happens is that you pick up a virus from the food you are eating which was not sufficiently/properly cooked. This is most likey with pig meat, which can transmit upwards of 50 viruses that humans can catch. With other animals, the odds of getting sick are much loewr as they can only carry a very small percentage of things that human can catch.)
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