Warning: Study Finds Superbugs Lurking in 40% of Supermarket Meat

Scitech Daily ^ | APRIL 17, 2023 | By EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES

[dsrtsage]

Actual bugs is the only solution

[PGR88]

Let me guess - Davos bugs are 100% healthy and have no pathogens whatsoever.

[Steve_Seattle]

So, why aren’t people who eat meat dropping like flies? 40% is a big number, and that represents millions of people a day. This sounds like more scare tactics to drive us away from eating meat.

[AnalogReigns]

In SPAIN? Isn’t Spain more or less, “2nd World,” (in line with maybe Greece or Turkey) in health standards?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

As long as they are free-range, uncaged, humanely harvested, organic bugs, that is true.

It's the bug raised by unscrupulous bug rancher on stinking piles of manure that we need to watch out for. We just don't have enough FBA* inspectors to cover the territory.

(*Food and Bug Administration)

[Nifster]

How much was left after proper cooking!??

[Rdct29]

Some people will do anything to stop people from eating meat. I've been thinking about going on an all meat diet. I pay a little more for my meats because I get them from a store that only sells all natural meat. I think I would need supplements and vitamins to make up for the lack of vegetables. I think it was Jordan Peterson I heard talking about the all meat diet. It sounded interesting.

[gundog]

I guess my habit of cooking meat has really paid off big.

[Openurmind]

“So, why aren’t people who eat meat dropping like flies?”

Absolutely. Total psyop propaganda.

[4Runner]

I think FReepers need a geography lesson. What do studies of meat in Spain have to do with the United States?

[Magnum44]

[Blueflag]

If you performed skin-surface cultures of humans, probably 70% or more would test positive.

Bacteria are present everywhere in nature.

[beethovenfan]

Well, we’re supposed to be eating bugs anyway........

[Tell It Right]

I think FReepers need a geography lesson. What do studies of meat in Spain have to do with the United States?

Exactly. This was done by a "Spanish study" ("Spanish" as in Spain, not Jeb! loves) studying meat in Oviedo, Spain not Oviedo, Florida.

[for-q-clinton]

I came here to say that. They are making us demand bugs to eat instead of our currently meat supply.

[BenLurkin]

WHen it’s smoking it’s cooking. When it’s flaming it’s done.

[Codeflier]

Bingo. That is why we cook things. Duh!

[OpusatFR]

That’s really bad news for those who eat their chicken and pork tartare.

[lowbridge]

Are these bugs impervious to fire?