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leating contami- | nated meat, large{ly sausage while {in our country botulism is usually caused hy improperly processed {fruits and vegetables The germ which generates botul- | ism poison is widely distributed in (the soil of the western part of the United States and the germs cling to fruits and vegetables and find their way into food cans without { difficulty,

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n n n WHEN contaminated fruits and | vegetables are canned, then eat Imust be sufficient to kill the germs as the germs do no harm in nature.

If spoilage occurs, the food usually has a cheesy odor and gas may cause. the lid to bulge, but again it may not have any un-

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| BOTULISM poison is destroyed by boiling for 15 minutes and although this eliminates all danger

the food ‘should be used immediately, for if it is allowed to stand at | room temperature, more poison may | develop if a few spores escaped the | heat, : i To guard against botulism, nonacid foods Such as string beans arm | corn should be processed In a pres- | sure cooker with an accurate gauge {or thermometer, In addition they | should be recooked for 15 minutes | before using and served at once. | n ” a | VEGETABLE salads are fre- { quently. responsible for epidemics { of botulism poisoning, as string { beans or other vegetables are some- | times poured directly from the can | into the salad bowl without pre- { heating, When the vegetables are | mixed with salad dressing, any ab{normal odor ore taste which may | have been present is masked and | poisoning may result, Symptoms of botulism usually de- | velop within 24 hours after eating { the contaminated food, although { they. may occur later when a small amount of food is eaten or if It did not contain niuch poison. n stomach and

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By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D. | pared products have not been re- | intestinal pains, diarrhea or conBOTULISM is a highly fatal form | Sponsible for outbreaks for more | stipation, prostration, and paralysis

{which often affects the muscles of the eyes. - Although an antitoxin {has been developed for the treat{men of botulism, the condition is

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