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Is there a downside to feeling nauseous and bloated? Like, any particular health concerns that spring up when that's the strategy?
by zimbabwe 17y ago
Is there a downside to feeling nauseous and bloated? Like, any particular health concerns that spring up when that's the strategy?
- stcredzero 17y agoWell, a nausea-related downside to breakfast #1, is that you run a risk of dying from Salmonella.
- steveplace 17y agoFrom all the raw cookie dough I've eaten over the years, I'm convinced that I have built an immunity.
- ars 17y agoNah, Salmonella in eggs is actually pretty rare. Plus few people would die from it even if they got it. And if you are really worried you can get pasteurized raw eggs.
- stcredzero 17y agoI guess about one person in every county in the US every year to be fairly rare. Pasteurized eggs sound like they would be more expensive. I suspect my friend was buying massive chicken-house raised eggs laid by birds with red glasses taped to their heads and hacked off beaks, pumped up with antibiotics and living in their own filth.
- jganetsk 17y agoBacterial food poisoning can lead to various long-term diseases. Look up Reactive Arthritis, and Guillian-Barre syndrome. I speak from experience. Reactive Arthritis is not fun, and one can be genetically predisposed to it. But, it is true that Salmonella in eggs is pretty rare. And given the string of recent outbreaks, you're perhaps more likely to get it from something else.