“Daniel’s Western Meat Packers Turkey Patty” is being recalled by Daniel’s Western Meat Packers due to undeclared wheat.
These patties were sold to restaurants and distributers in Illinois and California. The frozen turkey patties have the establishment number EST. P-2896 inside the USDA inspection mark. The patties were produced on the following dates:
- Feb. 18, 2009
- March 27, 2009
- April 1, 2009
- April 10, 2009
- April 17, 2009
- May 23, 2009
- Dec. 28, 2009
- Jan. 22, 2010
If you have any questions you can call (562) 948-4408. If you live in either Illinois or California and have a wheat allergy, it is probably best to avoid turkey patties in restaurants for the next few weeks.
Arthritis is a painful condition causing swollen joints and stiffness. In the past, a patient’s diet was not linked to the symptoms associated with arthritis. But today, recent studies are beginning to find particular foods contributing to the sometimes crippling effects of arthritis. Changes in the diet of some patients has not only significantly reduced arthritis flare-ups, but has eliminated it in some.
The top foods that have proven to trigger arthritis are dairy, corn, red meat, oats, wheat, rye, citrus fruits, eggs, potatoes, nuts and caffeinated drinks such as soda and coffee. Vegetables coming from nightshade plants should be avoided too, such as eggplant and tomatoes.
In a recent study, individuals suffering from rheumatoid arthritis were given a low-fat vegan diet. In only a month, these patients were experiencing noted relief from their arthritis. Numerous other studies have shown that diets rich in antioxidants and fiber such as vegan diets will greatly benefit arthritic patients. These diets are completely dairy-free. Many arthritis suffers find arthritis pain to decrease after removing dairy from their diets. Some have been known to feel complete relief on a dairy-free diet.
