Food safety culture from farm-to-fork, Douglas Powell, HACCP Australia, Aug. 2009

Posted: September 2nd, 2009 - 12:32pm

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deanner79 says:

Great information...on how to stay safe and avoid food born illnesses. From my understanding you can use a mountain grown herb called Oregano. This herb helps destroy bacteria, and usually it's the bacteria we need to destroy to prevent illness. If the Bacteria has a chance to override your immune system you will feel sick, nausea, etc. I had food poisoning and I used oil of oregano. I took 3-6 drops in water every 2-4 hours for about 5 days, than I took probiotics to repopulate my good bacteria in my stomach.

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted on December 3rd, 2009 - 12:12pm

deanner79 says:

Here is some more info on oregano oil and some cautions to consider...

 

If you are taking blood thinning drugs, oil of oregano acts similarly in thinning the blood. If you take oregano oil with blood thinning drugs your blood pressure may drop too low and your blood may become too thin, so please work with your doctor on adjusting your medications accordingly.

Oil of Oregano is not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Always dilute oil of oregano with unrefined coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil prior to using it; the usual mixture is 50/50.

Effective Against Bacteria

Oil of oregano at relatively low doses was found to be effective against Staphylococcus bacteria and was comparable in its germ-killing properties to antibiotic drugs such as streptomycin, penicillin and vancomycin. [Science Daily 10/11/2001]

Researchers at the Department of Food Science at the University of Tennessee reported that, among various plant oils, oil of oregano exhibited the greatest antibacterial action against common pathogenic germs such as Staph, E. coli and Listeria. [Journal Food Protection, Volume 64, July 2001] British researchers reported oregano oil had antibacterial activity against 25 different bacteria. [Journal Applied Microbiology, Volume 88, February 2000]

The growing problem of antibiotic resistance has health authorities extremely concerned. It is already the case that various germs are showing resistance to vancomycin (strong antibiotic), particularly to intestinal bacteria (Enterococcal species) among hospitalized patients. [Southern Medical Journal, Volume 94, August 2001]

Drug resistance does not develop against naturally-occurring antibiotics such as garlic and oil of oregano. But oil of oregano is not to be confused with common oregano in the kitchen spice cupboard, which is usually oregano marjoram, rather than true oregano (Oregano vulgare).

The benefits of oregano have gone largely unnoticed and under-publicized for far too long. As Ingram notes, oregano is "one of the world's finest natural medicines that is if it's true oregano."

Hop that helps...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted on December 5th, 2009 - 11:08pm

Raw Meat Protection says:

That was some great info. It's interesting to note that wasabi is in fact needed for an individual eating sushi to destroy any food borne bacteria or parasites. However the best solution if you're unsure about what might have been on the food you just ate is to consume betaine with your food and afterwards. 1000mg during and after will suffice. This raises the acidity of your stomach acid and allows your stomach to destroy even the worst of bacteria that try to slip through your digestive system. Remember though once an infected piece of food has passed your stomach it can be much more difficult to control and eliminate. Using Probiotics can however aid you as a last line of defense should this situation arise. If anyone reading this has other questions about bacterial, fungal or Chronic Yeast Infection Treatments then please feel free to contact me.

Posted on December 20th, 2009 - 10:30pm

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