Low Carb Eating - Dr. Heidi's Fat Burn Program

Yes, you can HAVE that new body that turns heads. And with Dr. Heidi's ER Fat Burn program, you'll be doing it with real foods your body needs. Not packaged food substances, risky appettite suppressants and diet pills which have so many side effects. Eat real food from a list of fat burning foods. Low carb eating is healthy and will burn the fat.

Should you or shouldn't you?

Hear Dr. Heidi walk you through the ER Fat Burn program, the most talked about fat burning program since Atkins. Well, it is in my mind.

Right HERE. http://tinyurl.com/getthiswithER

Only Dr. Heidi's program is health-giving AND fat burning.

http://tinyurl.com/getthiswithER

You get immediate access to the ER Fat Burn member site the moment you complete your registration.

P.S. Only 13 Live spots available. (Where you get the weekly consultations with Dr. Heidi.) Multi-Media memberships ready for the do-it-yourselfers. P.P.S. The video alone is an eye opening experience.

http://tinyurl.com/getthiswithER

Dr. Heidi's promise: you will never starve here. She's learned starving in all its forms is the basic cause of yo-yo dieting. Starving kills your metabolism. That's your fat burning furnace. You NEED that.

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Dieter Mistake That Causes Yo-Yo Effect

I usually don't write much on Friday because it's my day off, I actually have Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays off. Anyway, I wanted to share this one little weight loss secret, no let me change that, this one BIG weight loss secret.

A nutrition professor tells the one secret that leads all dieters to the yo-yo effect.

Do you know what it is?

Prepare to be surprised...

tinyurl.com/starvingforweightloss

P.S. The video is pure content about how this one mistake keeps dieters on the yo-yo cycle - and how to change it.

Happy Weekend, I'm spending the day at the Mall of America with my son. We got 6 inches of snow dumped on us yesterday, schools out today so we are off for a day of fun.

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Factory Farms Making Us Sick!

Link Between Factory Farms and Why People are so Sick

By Laura Sayre Mother Earth News, February/March 2009
Straight to the Source

You may be familiar with many of the problems associated with concentrated animal feeding operations, or CAFOs. These "factory farm" operations are often criticized for the smell and water pollution caused by all that concentrated manure; the unnatural, grain-heavy diets the animals consume; and the stressful, unhealthy conditions in which the animals live. You may not be aware, however, of the threat such facilities hold for you and your family's health - even if you never buy any of the meat produced in this manner.

Factory farms are breeding grounds for virulent disease, which can then spread to the wider community via many routes - not just in food, but also in water, the air, and the bodies of farmers, farm workers and their families. Once those microbes become widespread in the environment, it's very difficult to get rid of them.

A 2008 report from the Pew Commission on Industrial Farm Animal Production, a joint project of the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, underscores those risks. The 111-page report, two years in the making, outlines the public health, environmental, animal welfare and rural livelihood consequences of what they call "industrial farm animal production."

Its conclusions couldn't be clearer. Factory farm production is intensifying worldwide, and rates of new infectious diseases are rising. Of particular concern is the rapid rise of antibiotic-resistant microbes, an inevitable consequence of the widespread use of antibiotics as feed additives in industrial livestock operations.

Scientists, medical personnel and public health officials have been sounding the alarm on these issues for some time.

The World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) have recommended restrictions on agricultural uses of antibiotics; the American Public Health Association (APHA) proposed a moratorium on CAFOs back in 2003. All told, more than 350 professional organizations - including the APHA, American Medical Association, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, and the American Academy of Pediatrics - have called for greater regulation of antibiotic use in livestock. The Infectious Diseases Society of America has declared antibiotic-resistant infections an epidemic in the United States.

The FAO recently warned that global industrial meat production poses a serious threat to human health.

The situation is akin to that surrounding global climate change four or five years ago: near-universal scientific consensus matched by government inaction and media inattention. Although the specter of pandemic flu - in which a virulent strain of the influenza virus recombines with a highly contagious strain to create a bug rivaling that responsible for the 1918 flu pandemic, thought to have killed as many as 50 million people - is the most dire scenario, antibiotic resistance is a clear and present danger, already killing thousands of people in the United States each year.

People, Animals and MicrobesFrom one perspective, picking up bugs from our domesticated animals is nothing new. Approximately two-thirds of the 1,400 known human pathogens are thought to have originated in animals: Scientists think tuberculosis and the common cold probably came to us from cattle; pertussis from pigs or sheep; leprosy from water buffalo; influenza from ducks.Most of these ailments probably appeared relatively early in the 10,000-year-old history of animal domestication. Over time, some human populations developed immunity to these diseases; others were eventually controlled with vaccines.Some continued to kill humans until the mid-20th century discovery of penicillin, a miracle drug that rendered formerly life-threatening infections relatively harmless. Other antibiotics followed, until by the 1960s leading researchers and public health officials were declaring that the war on infectious diseases had been won.

Beginning in the mid 1970s, however, the numbers of deaths from infectious diseases in the United States started to go back up. Some were from old nemeses, such as tuberculosis, newly resistant to standard antibiotic treatments; others were wholly novel.

"In recent decades," writes Dr. Michael Greger, director of public health and animal agriculture for the Humane Society of the United States and author of Bird Flu: A Virus of Our Own Hatching, "previously unknown diseases have surfaced at a pace unheard of in the recorded annals of medicine: more than 30 newly identified human pathogens in 30 years, most of them newly discovered zoonotic viruses." (Zoonotic viruses are those that can be passed from animals to humans.)

Why is this happening? There are many reasons, including the increased pace of international travel and human incursions into wild animals' habitats. But one factor stands out: the rise of industrial farm animal production. "Factory farms represent the most significant change in the lives of animals in 10,000 years," Greger writes. "This is not how animals were supposed to live."Chicken and pig production are particularly bad. In 1965, the total U.S. hog population numbered 53 million, spread over more than 1 million pig farms in the United States - most of them small family operations. Today, we have 65 million hogs on just 65,640 farms nationwide. Many of these "farms" - 2,538, to be exact - have upwards of 5,000 hogs on the premises at any given time. Broiler chicken production rose from 366 million in 1945 to 8,400 million in 2001, most of them in facilities housing tens of thousands of birds.

On a global scale, the situation is even worse. Fifty-five billion chickens are now reared each year worldwide. The global pig inventory is approaching 1 billion, an estimated half of which are raised in confinement. In China and Malaysia, it's not unheard of for hog facilities to house 20,000 or even 50,000 animals.

Full story:

http://www.motherearthnews.com/Natural-Health/Meat-Poultry-Health-Risk.aspx

Watch this YouTube video if you are brave enough....

If the music is too much at one part, you can turn sound off for that section but I suggest you turn it back on for the rest of the video.

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Innova Recalls Diabeteze Bars - Biogenesis Nutraceuticals recalls Diabetone Bars

Biogenesis Nutraceuticals Inc. Announces Nationwide Recall of Diabetone Gluco:Support Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars Because of Possible Health Risk
Contact:
BioGenesis Nutraceuticals Inc.
1-866-272-0500 6:00 am to 6:00 pm PST

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE --Mill Creek, WA -- February 18, 2009 --- BioGenesis Nutraceuticals Inc. of Mill Creek, WA is recalling All Diabetone gluco:support peanut butter chocolate bars with manufacture dates of May 08 and June 08, because it has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. The Diabetone gluco:support peanut butter chocolate bars were manufactured using peanut products recalled by Peanut Corporation of American because it has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.

The Diabetone gluco:support peanut butter chocolate bar was distributed nationally through natural health care providers.

The Diabetone gluco:support peanut butter chocolate 1.5 oz bars were sold in 15 count boxes and have manufacture dates printed on the individual bar labels. There is no code on the box. The manufacture dates subject to recall are MFG08MAY08 Fu1 and MFG12JUN08. There is no UPC for this product.

No known illnesses have been reported to date in connection with the Diabetone gluco:support peanut butter chocolate bars. The recall was initiated after it was determined that the peanut product received was manufactured by Peanut Corporation of America's Georgia Plant. BioGenesis Nutraceuticals Inc. has informed FDA of its actions and is fully cooperating with the Agency.

Consumers who have purchased Diabetone gluco:support peanut butter chocolate bars are urged to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may contact the BioGenesis Nutraceuticals Inc. at 1-866-272-0500 between 6:00am and 6:00 pm PST.

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Innova Nutrition Recalls Certain Diabeteze Bars Because Of Possible Health Risk
Contact:
Dr. Rick Posmantur
206-850-3702 (9:30-5:00 PST)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- Mill Creek, WA -- February 18, 2009 --- Innova Nutrition of Mill Creek, WA is recalling Diabeteze bars with a best buy date of 12/14/08, 12/19/08 and 12/20/08, because it has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. The product was manufactured using peanut products recalled by Peanut Corporation of American because it has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.

Diabeteze chocolate peanut butter bars were distributed in northwest Costco warehouses in Washington and Oregon.

The bars are sold in boxes of 12/1.5oz bars with blue packaging. The UPC code is 8 50540 00112 4. Only bars with the best buy dates of 12/14/08, 12/19/08, and 12/20/08 are affected.

No known illnesses have been reported to date in connection with this product. The recall was initiated after it was determined that the peanut pieces in the bar were manufactured by Peanut Corporation of America’s Georgia Plant. Innova Nutrition has informed FDA of its actions and is fully cooperating with the Agency.

Any Diabeteze Bars with a best buy date of 12/14/08, 12/19/08, and 12/20/08 should be returned to any Costco for a refund. For additional information, please visit the Diabeteze website

Consumers with questions may contact the company at 1-877-845-3322 (9:30-5:00 PST)


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Gastric Bypass or Low Carb?

I have a friend who has been overweight his whole adult life. He tried every diet plan out there and never lost much weight or kept it off. One year ago he had gastric bypass surgery. He lost 50 pounds and feels sick and tired all the time now.



I know another man, Jimmy Moore who lost 185 pounds in two years with a low carb food plan. This gent is healthier than ever and knows how to control his weight from now on, without packaged diet foods, surgery, pills, potions or shakes. He ate real food.



Dr. Heidi is giving us another short (5 min) video to help us see the real reasons we are overweight, even someone who needs to lose 150 pounds!



http://tinyurl.com/dysfunctionalfatburning



If you know anyone who needs to lose a lot or a little weight and has thought of one of the diet programs where you buy the packaged diet foods or worse they are thinking of bypass surgery, pass Dr. Heidi's video on to them.



I've gone through Dr. Heidi's fat burn program and I still get surprised when I listen to her about why burning fat is so hard. It's not as easy as eating less and moving more. It's not as simple as buying Jenny Craig food for the rest of your life.



We have to find out why OUR body will not burn the fat and fix that.



Share Dr. Heidi's video if you like, :)




http://tinyurl.com/dysfunctionalfatburning


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Free List Of Fat Burning Foods

Foods That Burn Fat

Finally, someone telling us the truth about foods that DO NOT make us lose weight.

Dr. Heidi is my weight loss hero. She is giving overweight people the know how to lose the pounds for good. I'll use what I've learned from her to stay fit and trim from now on. No packaged diet foods, no counting calories and no low fat foods, EVER.

Just real food.... listen here....

I had never heard of a politically incorrect healthy weight loss program. That actually works, I mean. You?

Listen to Dr. Heidi and find out how you can eat the fat burning foods, lose the weight, do it with YOUR body, and get appetite suppressant tips - now.

How I Got Rid Of The Baby Belly Fat, Finally...

I try to eat right, keep up with the latest nutrition news and have daily exercise. Still, I couldn't lose the baby belly fat. There were many years I could eat anything and not gain an ounce. After having my son that all changed. I could not get rid of the love handles (pot belly) and it was really embarrassing.

Then I found this... And it worked.... I lost 6 pounds and 2 inches in the first week, all in my belly.... Oh, and it was without any exercise. I even quit smoking, but that's another post...


There's a new fat burn program for someone who is pretty sure they're eating right, but they gain each year anyway. This is a pretty weird program, but it's been doing wonders for people who have done it. They lose weight AND get their health back...

The creator is a Harvard grad, who teaches Nutrition to graduate level university students in Berkeley, CA.

Here's the link to a little video she did, "Bad Good Foods." I was quite surprised.

Bad Good Food Video w/Dr. Heidi

Do you know anyone who might like to see this? The tips alone are worth it.

(Let the video download, OK? Might take a few minutes.)

Forward this to anyone you know who might want to know more, OK?


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FDA Recalls Diet Pills

FDA Recalls Diet Pills

FDA Expands Warning to Consumers About Tainted Weight Loss Pills

List increases from 28 to 69 products

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is expanding its nationwide alert to consumers about tainted weight loss pills that contain undeclared, active pharmaceutical ingredients.

On December 22, 2008, FDA warned consumers not to purchase or consume 28 different products marketed for weight loss. Since that time, FDA analysis has identified 41 more tainted weight loss products that may put consumers’ health at risk. Full FDA recall here.

Truth About Diet Pills - How Safe Are Over The Counter Diet Pills?

For the millions of people trying to lose weight, you must know the dangers of over the counter diet pills. I know that food burns fat safely and much better than the latest diet pills. Know the truth about diet pills before taking them, ever!

F.D.A. Finds ‘Natural’ Diet Pills Spiked With Drugs

Just in from the New York Times...

Grady Jackson, a defensive tackle with the Atlanta Falcons, said he used the weight-loss capsules. Kathie Lee Gifford was enthusiastic about them on the “Today” show.

Retailers like GNC and the Vitamin Shoppe sold them, no prescription required.

But the Food and Drug Administration now says those weight-loss capsules, called StarCaps and promoted as natural dietary supplements using papaya, could be hazardous to your health. In violation of the law, the agency has found, the capsules also contained a potent pharmaceutical drug called bumetanide which can have serious side effects. By Kim Klaver

And StarCaps are not the only culprits....Read full FDA recall here.

Information for consumers: Q and A Diet Pills Safety

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Weight loss through eating fat burning and cleaner foods, anyone?

FYI - Dr. Heidi has a message to share:

Since so many people are eating right and still gaining, I've made a new little video:

Bad Good Foods that are making you fat. It's here... Foods That Burn Fat

And a new little report - (you don't have to sign up for it on the site - it's right here)

"Three Weird and Natural Appetite Suppressants"

Whatever you do, make sure you know the risks of taking any diet pill for weight loss.

Whole Foods Recalls Peanut Products Feb. 2009

Whole Foods Market Recalls Bulk Items Because they May Contain Peanuts Contaminated with Salmonella

Contact:Whole Foods Market

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE --February 5, 2009 – Austin, TX – Whole Foods Market is voluntarily recalling all code dates of the following bulk items because they may contain peanuts that have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella:

Bulk Carob Energee Nuggets (sold by the pound from self-service bulk bins)
Bulk Chunks of Energy (three flavors, sold by the pound from self-service bulk bins)
Bulk Fresh Grind Honey Roasted Peanut Butter (sold by the pound from self-service grinders)
Bulk Honey Roasted Peanuts (sold by the pound from self-service bulk bins)

Any customers who have any of these items at home are encouraged to dispose of these items or return them to one of our stores for a full refund.

This action was taken as a result of the recently expanded recall by Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) to include all peanut ingredients produced in their Blakely, Georgia facility, in turn affecting Whole Foods Market supplier for bulk peanuts.

None of the recalled Whole Foods Market products have been directly linked to the salmonella outbreak, and there have been no illnesses reported.Salmonella is an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Healthy persons infected with Salmonella often experience fever, diarrhea (which may be bloody), nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. In rare circumstances, infection with Salmonella can result in the organism getting into the bloodstream and producing more severe illnesses such as arterial infections (i.e., infected aneurysms), endocarditis and arthritis.

The four recalled products were sold in Whole Foods Market stores located in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma.

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Atkins Recalls Products - Granola Bars

Atkins Nutritionals, Inc. Recalls Four Atkins Products That Contain Granulated Peanuts or Peanut Pieces Sourced from the Peanut Corporatin of America

"Contact information"
Atkins Nutritionals, Inc.
(888) 828-5467

January 30, 2009- On January 20, Atkins Nutritionals, Inc. (Atkins) announced that none of its products were affected by the widely publicized recall of peanut butter and peanut paste processed at the Blakely, Georgia facility of Peanut Corporation of America (PCA), and linked to an outbreak of Salmonella related complaints and illnesses. On January 28, 2009, PCA unexpectedly expanded its voluntary recall to include all peanuts and peanut products processed at its Georgia facility. Although Atkins products contain no peanut butter or peanut paste sourced from PCA, four Atkins products do contain granulated peanuts, or peanut pieces, sourced from PCA's Georgia facility. As a result of PCA's expanded recall, Atkins has determined to voluntarily recall these four Atkins products out of an abundance of caution because they contain granulated peanuts recalled by PCA. While Atkins has determined to voluntarily participate in this recall, purely as a precautionary measure, out of concern for our consumers and retail customers, we are confident all our products are safe. Atkins requires extensive laboratory testing of all ingredients used in every Atkins product, and our finished products are also rigorously tested. As a result of Atkins' food safety protocols, and the extensive laboratory testing on all Atkins products, no Salmonella contamination has been found in any of the Atkins products subject to this recall, but the Company is taking this step to assure our consumers that food safety is our highest priority.

Only the following products are subject to this voluntary recall:

• Advantage Chocolate Peanut Butter




• Advantage Peanut Fudge Granola




• Day Break Peanut Butter Fudge Crisp




• Endulge Peanut Caramel Cluster

For Advantage Chocolate Peanut Butter bars, only products manufactured after April 2008 are subject to the recall and detailed information pertaining to affected lot numbers are available below.

No other Atkins products are affected by this recall. Atkins apologizes to consumers and retail customers for the inconvenience resulting from this recall. If consumers find that they have any of these products in their possession, they are asked not to consume the products.

If you purchased the recalled bars, please discard them but retain the
BEST BY, SELL BY or EXPIRY DATE/DATE D'EXPIRATION code found on the back
of the package.

For consumer inquiries, please call our Peanut Butter Recall information line (888) 828-5467 or contact us online. Please note, we're experiencing a high call and email volume, and are working to respond to all inquiries as quickly as possible.

Rest assured, we are doing everything we can to address this situation. Consumer safety is our number one priority.

People infected with Salmonella can have some or all of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever. Rarely, Salmonella can result in more serious disease, including headache, joint pain, muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers exhibiting these signs after having contact with this product should contact their healthcare providers.

In the U.S., the following 4 products are included in the recall. Only bars with wrappers that have the following BEST BY DATE* on them, in all sizes and packages, are being recalled:

ADVANTAGE Chocolate Peanut Butter bar

APR 08 2009
APR 09 2009
APR 10 2009
APR 17 2009
APR 18 2009
APR 29 2009
MAY 06 2009
MAY 07 2009
MAY 12 2009
MAY 16 2009
JUN 05 2009
JUN 11 2009
JUN 12 2009
JUN 13 2009
JUN 27 2009
JUN 28 2009
JUL 09 2009
JUL 22 2009
JUL 24 2009
JUL 25 2009
JUL 30 2009
JUL 31 2009
AUG 07 2009
AUG 08 2009
AUG 09 2009
AUG 21 2009
AUG 22 2009
SEP 03 2009
SEP 16 2009
SEP 17 2009
SEP 26 2009
SEP 30 2009
OCT 01 2009
OCT 30 2009
OCT 31 2009
NOV 05 2009
NOV 06 2009
NOV 07 2009
NOV 11 2009
NOV 28 2009
DEC 08 2009
DEC 09 2009
DEC 17 2009
DEC 18 2009
DEC 19 2009
JAN 15 2010
JAN 16 2010
JAN 22 2010
JAN 23 2010

ADVANTAGE Peanut Fudge Granola bar

APR 08 2009
APR 08 2009
APR 09 2009
MAY 06 2009
MAY 07 2009
MAY 23 2009
MAY 26 2009
JUN 04 2009
JUN 05 2009
JUN 18 2009
JUN 19 2009
JUN 26 2009
JUL 08 2009
JUL 09 2009
JUL 17 2009
JUL 23 2009
AUG 08 2009
SEP 08 2009
SEP 09 2009
SEP 26 2009
OCT 02 2009
OCT 29 2009
NOV 03 2009
NOV 04 2009
NOV 05 2009
NOV 28 2009
DEC 03 2009
DEC 16 2009
DEC 19 2009
JAN 05 2010
JAN 23 2010

DAY BREAK Peanut Butter Fudge Crisp bar

OCT 20 2009
OCT 21 2009
NOV 13 2009
NOV 14 2009
NOV 28 2009
DEC 03 2009
DEC 05 2009
DEC 19 2009
JAN 22 2010

ENDULGE Peanut Caramel Cluster bar

April 01 2009 - January 20 2010

Canadian Voluntary Recall

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -January 30, 2009- Atkins Nutritionals, Inc. (Atkins) announces that it will voluntarily recall from distribution in Canada two Atkins nutrition bars that contain granulated peanuts sourced from the Blakely, Georgia processing facility of Peanut Corporation of America (PCA). In recent weeks an outbreak of Salmonella related complaints and illnesses in the USA have been linked to peanut butter and peanut paste processed by PCA at its Georgia facility. In response to an investigation by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), PCA announced a voluntary recall of all peanut butter and peanut paste processed at its Georgia facility. No Atkins products distributed in Canada contain peanut butter or peanut paste processed by PCA and were not affected by the recall. However, on January 28, 2009, PCA unexpectedly expanded its voluntary recall to include all peanuts and peanut products processed at its Georgia facility. Although Atkins products contain no peanut butter or peanut paste sourced from PCA, two Atkins products distributed in Canada do contain granulated peanuts, or peanut pieces, sourced from PCA's Georgia facility. As a result of PCA's expanded recall, Atkins has determined to voluntarily recall these two Atkins products out of an abundance of caution because they contain granulated peanuts recalled by PCA. While Atkins has determined to cooperate with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, and voluntarily recall these two products, the recall is purely a precautionary measure, out of concern for our consumers and retail customers. Atkins is confident that these two products and all Atkins products distributed in Canada are safe. Atkins requires extensive laboratory testing of all ingredients used in every Atkins product, and our finished products are also rigorously tested. As a result of Atkins' food safety protocols, and the extensive laboratory testing on all Atkins products, no Salmonella contamination has been found in any of the Atkins products subject to this recall, but the Company is taking this step to assure our consumers that food safety is our highest priority.

Only the following products are subject to this voluntary recall:

• Advantage Chocolate Peanut Butter
• Advantage Peanut Fudge Granola

For Advantage Chocolate Peanut Butter bars, only products manufactured after April 2008 are subject to the recall and detailed information pertaining to affected lot numbers are available at below.

No other Atkins products are affected by this recall. Atkins apologizes to consumers and retail customers for the inconvenience resulting from this recall. If consumers find that they have any of these products in their possession, they are asked not to consume the products.

If you purchased the recalled bars, please discard them but retain the BEST BY, SELL BY or EXPIRY DATE/DATE D'EXPIRATION code found on the back of the package.

For consumer inquiries, please call our Peanut Butter Recall information line (888) 828-5467 or contact us online. Please note, we're experiencing a high call and email volume, and are working to respond to all inquiries as quickly as possible.

Rest assured, we are doing everything we can to address this situation. Consumer safety is our number one priority.

People infected with Salmonella can have some or all of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever. Rarely, Salmonella can result in more serious disease, including headache, joint pain, muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers exhibiting these signs after having contact with this product should contact their healthcare providers.

In Canada, the following 2 products are included in the recall. Only bars with wrappers that have the following BEST BY DATE on them, in all sizes and packages, are being recalled:

ADVANTAGE Chocolate Peanut Butter bar

2009 SE 15
2009 OC 22
NOV 20 2009
2010 JA 16

ADVANTAGE Peanut Fudge Granola bar

2009 SE 12
NOV 03 2009

No other Atkins products or flavors are included in this recall. Atkins highest priority is the safety of our consumers.

For information about the PCA situation, your best source is the FDA website

Consumers wishing to contact Atkins on this issue should call (888) 828-5467

* The image below shows where to find the BEST BY DATE code. The code
is stamped underneath the flap on the back of the wrapper. Please note:
this is only one example of a recalled product.



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Damage One Hour After Drinking Coke....

Do you want to be healthy? We all think about getting healthy or staying healthy.

Drinking soda is bad for your health in so many ways; science can't even state all the consequences.

Here's what happens in your body when you assault it with a Coke:

Within the first 10 minutes, 10 teaspoons of sugar hit your system. This is 100 percent of your recommended daily intake, and the only reason you don't vomit as a result of the overwhelming sweetness is because phosphoric acid cuts the flavor.

Within 20 minutes, your blood sugar spikes, and your liver responds to the resulting insulin burst by turning massive amounts of sugar into fat.

Within 40 minutes, caffeine absorption is complete; your pupils dilate, your blood pressure rises, and your livers dumps more sugar into your bloodstream.

Around 45 minutes, your body increases dopamine production, which stimulates the pleasure centers of your brain - a physically identical response to that of heroin, by the way.

After 60 minutes, you'll start to have a sugar crash.

Think about what your body is doing for an hour after you drink that next Coke. :)

Sources:Nutrition Research Center, October 24, 2007

Mercola.com

Damage Control Coke Drinkers?

Low Carb Lifestyle and Vita-Mix

Vita-Mix is the solution for a low carb lifestyle.

Eating nutritious Low-Carb Meals has never been easier!

Here's how Vita-Mix helps:

CARBS - How low can you go?

With 65 percent of the American population overweight or obese, it’s no wonder so many people are seeking the sure-shot solution to shedding excess pounds, stabilizing blood sugar and improving metabolic and cardiac health. But is “low carb living” the solution?

Unfortunately, the longest low-carb study to date followed dieters for only a year, so until the results of larger, more comprehensive studies are released, we just don’t know. What we do know, however, is that cutting carbs can help some people lose weight more quickly than a simple calorie-restricted diet.

The basic theory of low carb living is that restricting carbohydrates halts the production of insulin, the hormone responsible for storing body fat, raising blood pressure and packing on the pounds. But a few words to the wise: Calories do count and all carbs are not created equal.

Carbs: The good, bad and the ugly

Before joining the low-carb camp, here’s a quick look at exactly what carbs are, what they do for your body and why many experts think they are important for your health. Carbohydrates—the sugars, starches and fiber abundant in the plant world-- are the main source of energy for our bodies. Although the low-carb craze has many people believing that all carbohydrates are bad, the “complex” or unrefined carbohydrates found in the fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains (and in Vita-Mix meals!) are full of valuable fiber and very beneficial. They are rich in vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals that fight disease. That’s all good.

Bad are the “simple” carbs that are practically devoid of fiber and nutrition— foods like—you guessed it—white bread, pasta, baked goods, and candy. These foods get digested quickly, convert into glucose and raise blood sugar levels. The pancreas then produces insulin to help the body process all the glucose and blood sugar drops. When that happens—here’s the ugly part--the brain gets a signal that the body is hungry and we grab whatever’s available to eat to help our body get blood sugar back to normal. Fiber is your Secret Weapon in the War on Unwanted Pounds

It’s the fiber found in the complex carbohydrates that make all the difference! Fiber is why you can—and should—have a delicious and nutritious breakfast of Vita-Mix whole food juice and homemade Vita-Mix whole wheat bread. The complex carbohydrates in whole foods supercharge your brain and contain appetite-suppressing fiber that keeps you satisfied until lunch. You’ll feel great first-thing, experience fewer hunger pangs and be less tempted to overeat later in the day. It’s a win-win-win!

The fiber factor: How much is enough?

The National Academy of Science’s Institute of Medicine—that’s the group that sets national dietary guidelines—recommends eating 25 grams of fiber a day. A high-fiber diet may reduce your risk of diabetes, some gastrointestinal disorders, high cholesterol and coronary disease. They suggest a balance of soluble and insoluble fiber every day. Oats, beans, peas, barley, apple and citrus fruits are great sources of soluble fiber which helps keep cholesterol levels healthy.

The best sources of insoluble fiber are whole wheat flour, whole grain cereals, nuts, most vegetables and fruits with edible seeds such as strawberries. Insoluble fiber keeps your digestive tract intact.

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All Peanut Butter Recalls thru Feb. 7, 2009

List of Company Recalls

• The Popcorn Factory, Inc. Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Select Popcorn Products Containing Peanut Seasonings (February 6) New!


• The Father's Table, LLC Initiates Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Item code 26000 Gourmet Brownie Variety (February 4) New!


• Chef Jay's Food Products Expands Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Products Containing Peanut Butter Due to Possible Health Risk (February 3) New!


• Mountain Man Nut and Fruit Co. Recalls Paddlewheel Trail Mix, Sweet Explosion Snack Mix, Honey Roast Peanuts, Special Mixed Nuts (February 6) New!


• Mister Snacks, Inc. Expands Natiowide Recall Of Various Snack Products Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 6) New!


• Rich Ice Cream Company, Inc. Issues Multi-State Voluntary Recall of Rich's Nutty Sundae Cone Because of Possible Health Risk (February 4) New!


• Farley's and Sathers Candy Company, Inc. Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Select Peanut Items (February 6) New!


• PANOS Brands, LLC Recalls #00112 KA-ME Green Tea Pumpkin Seed Snack Mix (February 6) New!


• Star Kay White Inc. Announces Voluntary Recall of Peanut Products Due to Possible Health Risk (February 5) New!


• Koppers Chocolate Recalls Peanut Products (February 2) New!


• Dingman's Dairy Announces Recall of Soft Dk.Peanut Splits Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3) New!


• Dingman's Dairy Announces Recall of Med. Granulated Peanuts Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3) New!


• House of Spices (India) Inc. Recalls Laxmi Hot & Spicy Peanuts Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 6) New!


• Shapiro Produce Recalls of J.J. Kelly Snacks Because of Possible Health Risk (February 6) New!


• Palmer Candy Company Announces A Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Peanut Clusters and Bridge Mix Because of Possible Health Risk (February 5) New!


• Belfonte Ice Cream and Dairy Foods Co. Announces Voluntary Recall of Ice Cream Due to Possible Health Risk (February 6) New!


• Nature’s Original Announces Recall of Snack Mixes/Snack Nuts Because of Possible Health Risk(February 5) New!


• Huckleberry Haven, Inc. Voluntarily Recalls the Following Chocolate Covered Peanut Products Due To Expanded Recall By Peanut Corporation Of America And Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 5) New!


• Madelaine Chocolate Novelties, Inc. Voluntarily Recalls All Panned Chocolate Items Containing Whole Peanuts Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 5) New!


• Southwest Specialty Foods Recalls Products Supplied by Peanut Corporation of America (February 4) New!


• Fannie May Confections, Inc. announces voluntary recall of Bridge Mix and No Sugar Added Milk Chocolate Covered Peanuts produced by Madelaine Chocolate (February 5) New!


• Super Store Industries Announces Voluntary Recall of Select Ice Cream Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)New!


• Can Do Kid Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of two flavors of CAN DO KID Bars Containing Peanut Butter Due to Possible Health Risk (February 4) New!


• Whole Foods Market Recalls Bulk Peanut Products Due To Possible Health Risk (February 4) New!


• Ladon W. Abercrombie Recalls Honey Roasted And Fresh Roasted Peanuts Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 5) New!


• Boston Cookies Announces Recall of Vegan Peanut Butter Cookies and Brownies (February 5) New!


• Dillon Candy Company Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Peanut Rolls Due to Possible Health Risk (February 3)New!


• House of Flavors Expands Voluntary Recall of Ice Cream Due to Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Annie B's Confections Announces a Voluntary Nationwide Withdrawal of Peanut Containing Desserts Due to Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Shamrock Foods Company Issues Voluntary Recall on Nutty Sundae Cones (February 2)


• Cherrydale Manufacturing LLC Recalls Target Archer Farm and Target Market Pantry Products That Contain Peanuts Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Nutsco Recalls Peanut Products Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Summerdale Peanut Co., LLC Recalls 10 Oz Bags of Baldwin County Fried Peanuts Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Giambri's Quality Sweets Recalls Peanut Butter Easter Eggs Because Of Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Odwalla: Expired Peanut-containing Bars from 2007 Affected by Peanut Recall -- If Any Remain, Consumers Should Destroy (February 4)


• Midwest Ice Cream Announces Recall of 56 Ounce Squares and Half Gallons of Meijer's Candy Bar Swirl Ice Cream Due to Expanded Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (February 5)


• Savoy Extraordinary Snacks Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Certain Peanut Containing Products (February 2)


• Marlow Candy and Nut Company Announces a Voluntary Recall for its Salted Peanuts, Honey Roasted Peanuts and Hot and Spicy Peanuts Because of a Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• High's Recalls Tin Roof Sundae Ice Cream (February 2)


• Promedis Announces Voluntary Nationwide U.S. Recall Of Nutrition Bars Because of Possible Health Risk (February 5)


• Bucks Ice Cream Recalls Ice Cream Nut Roll Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Omaha Steaks Announces Voluntary Recall of Bridge Mix with Chocolate Covered Peanuts due to Possible Health Risk (February 5)


• Kariba Farms Announces Nationwide Recall of NutCrusters™ Thai Peanut (February 3)


• WinCo Foods Recalls Bulk Candy Items Containing Peanuts Because Of A Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Mister Snacks, Inc. Conducts Natiowide Recall of Various Snack Products Because of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Turner Holdings Recalls Peanut Butter Bars Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Weaver Popcorn Company Issues a Nationwide Precautionary Voluntary Recall of 9.5 oz. Trail's End Caramel Corn with Peanuts (February 4)


• Labrada Nutrition Voluntarily Recalls Rockin' Roll Brand Nutty Peanut Flavor Bars Due to Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Hiland Dairy Foods Company, LLC Announces Recall of Ice Cream Because of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Casey's General Stores, Inc. Announces a Nationwide Voluntary Recall Because of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• George J. Howe Co. Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of French Burnt Peanut Products (February 4)


• Wonder Ice Cream Company Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Candy Blast 10oz Cups Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Amway Global Announces Nationwide Recall Of Xs Energy Bar Chocolate Nut Roll And Expansion Of Nutrilite Energy Bars Recall Because of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Harry and David Recalls Nut Clusters and Pretzel Rods Due to Expanded Recall By Peanut Corporation of America (February 4)


• Unilever United States, Inc. Conducts Nationwide Voluntary Recall Of Breyers Tin Roof Sundae Ice Cream Products with Peanuts Due to Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Safeway Recalls Selected Peanut Products Sold at 66 Stores with Nut Kiosks (January 30)


• Rich Products Corporation announces nationwide voluntary recall of Peanut Butter Blast Pie and Red Robin 10" DD Peanut Butter Ice Cream Cake due to possible health risk (February 4)


• Trauth Dairy Recalls 8 Ounce Cups and One Half Gallon Squares of Deluxe Peanut Caramel Crunch Ice Cream Due to Expanded Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (February 3)


• Broughton Foods Recalls 56 Ounce Scrounds of Premium Peanut Caramel Crunch Ice Cream Due to Expanded Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (February 4)


• Meadow Gold Dairy Recalls 56 Ounce Scrounds and Round Pints of Herd of Laughter Tin Can Alley Ice Cream Due to Expanded Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (February 4)


• Purity Dairies Recalls Half Gallon Squares of Nutty Caramel Ice Cream Due to Expanded Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (February 4)


• Fieldbrook Foods Corporation Adds Four Products to Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Select Ice Cream Novelty Products Due to Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Gel Spice Co. Recalls Small Chop Granules Peanuts Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Country Life Natural Foods Conducts Nationwide Recall Of Peanut-Containing Candies Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• Marathon Ventures, Inc. announces recall of dry, roasted peanuts (foodservice pack) and Bridge Mix due to possible health risk (February 3)


• Hershey Creamery Announces Voluntary Recall of Goo Goo Peanut Butter Ice Cream Because of Possible Health Risk (February 4)


• IFS Announces a Nationwide Recall of Snacks Containing Peanuts Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination (February 3)


• US Nutrition, Inc. Conducts Nationwide Recall of Karma Organic Double Chocolate Bars and Karma Organic Orange Cranberry Almond Bars Due to Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• JL Manufacturing Announces Recall Of Candies Containing Peanuts Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy Stores Announces Voluntary Recall of its Premium Ice Cream Flavor "Peanut Butter Pretzel" Following Expanded FDA Investigation of Peanut Corporation of America (February 3)


• Blue Ribbon Products Inc., Announces Voluntary Recall of Ultimate Gourmet Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Due to Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• T F Processors Inc. Recalls Double Fudge Peanut Butter Brownies Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Dutch Valley Food Development, Inc. Announces a Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Peanut Products made with Recalled Peanuts (February 3)


• Natural Organics, Inc. Issues Precautionary Nationwide Voluntary Recall on Several Lots of Nature's Plus Nutritional Bars (February 3)


• Falcon Trading Company/SunRidge Farms AnnouncesPrecautionary Voluntary Shelf Withdrawal of Several Peanut Products (January 30)


• Grand Rapids Popcorn Recalls PCA's 30# Cases of Medium Chop Granulated Peanuts Sold in Michigan and Florida Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Kerry Ingredients and Flavours Announces Voluntary Recall of Choco Fudge Peanut Ingredient Following Expanded FDA Investigation of Peanut Corporation of America (February 2)


• GKI Foods Inc. Expands Nationwide Recall of Peanut-Containing Candies Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Aurora Products Inc. Announces Voluntary Recall of Products Containing Roasted Peanuts Produced Under Aurora Natural Brand Due to Possible Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) Contamination and Potential Health Risk (February 2)


• Hershey Import Company Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall on Certain Snacks (February 2)


• Palmer Candy Company Announces Voluntary Recall of Blanched Salted Products Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Palmer Candy Company Announces A Nationwide Voluntary Recall of French Burnt Peanut and Boston Baked Bean Products Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• CVS/pharmacy Announces Voluntary Recall of Gold Emblem Brand Candy Containing Peanuts (February 3)


• Allegro Fine Foods, Inc. Recalls Wow Thai Peanut Wing Sauce & Dressing Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Georgia Peanut Commission Recalls 11 oz. and 4 lb. Cans of Skinless and Honey Roasted Peanut Product Because of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Bear Stewart Corporation Announces Recall of Bear's Peanut Butter and Vegan Peanut Butter Cookies in All Sizes (February 2)


• Stewart's Shops Recalls Caramel Candy Bar Dip Ice Cream Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Nut Bar Company Recalls Candy Shoppe Double Dip Peanuts Sold At Meijer Stores In Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan And Ohio Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Nutrition Research Group/Advanced Nutrient Science Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Triple Delicious™, All Natural Mega Protein™ and Oh Soo Good™ Bars (January 31)


• ISS Research® Announces Voluntary Recall of OhYeah!® Bars Due To Potential Health Risk (February 3)


• GloryBee Foods, Inc. announces nationwide recall of Honey Roasted Peanut Splits, Whole Raw Blanched Peanuts, Organic Dry Roasted (No Salt) Peanut Splits, Conventional Dry Roasted (No Salt) Peanut Splits, Dry Roasted Granulated Medium Peanuts, Whole Honey Peanuts, Aunt Patty’s Cascade Trail Mix (bulk), and Aunt Patty’s Mt. Hood Trail Mix (also known as Aunt Patty’s Banana Split Trail Mix) (Bulk) Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 3)


• Bindi North America Announces Nationwide Recalls of Peanut Butter Gelato, Dream Bomba, and Peanut Butter Cheesecakes Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Thrift Products Recalls Thrifty Nut Brand Honey Roasted and Dry Roasted Peanuts Sold in Michigan And Indiana Because of Possible Risk To Health (February 3)


• Forward Foods LLC Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of DETOUR® Branded Bars Containing Roasted Peanuts Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Pecan Deluxe Candy Company Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Certain Peanut Containing Products (Updated Information) (February 2)


• Austinuts Wholesale, Inc. Announces Voluntary Recall Of Honey Roasted Peanuts And Sweet & Spicy Snack Mix (February 3)


• Cherrydale Manufacturing LLC Recalls Bartons, Cherrydale Farms And Haddington Farms Products That Contain Peanuts Because Of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Hain Celestial Voluntarily Issues Nationwide Expanded Recall of Certain Ethnic Gourmet® Chicken Pad Thai Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Walgreens Recalls Café W Brand Trail Mix Containing Peanuts (February 2)


• Earth Island Announces Voluntary Recall on Select Follow Your Heart Deli Products That Contain Peanut Butter Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Umpqua Dairy issues Voluntary Recall on its Tin Roof Sundae Ice Cream products Due to Expanded Peanut Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) (February 2)


• Crown Pacific Fine Foods Recalls Roasted Honey Peanuts, Virginia Roasted/Salted Peanuts, Virginia Roasted No Salt Peanuts, Roasted/Salted Peanuts, Roasted/Unsalted Peanuts Because of Health Risk Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Hudsonville Ice Cream Announces a Recall of Candy Bar Whirl Ice Cream Distributed in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio Because of Possible Risk to Health (February 2)


• Prairie Farms Dairy Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Ocean Spray Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of 1.75 oz and 48 oz Fruit and Nut Trail Mix Products (February 2)


• Kashi Initiates Nationwide Recall of Select Kashi™ TLC™ Chewy Granola Bar Flavors And Kashi™ TLC™ Chewy Cookie Flavors (February 2)


• Landies Candies Co. Inc Expands Voluntary Recall to Include Select Organic Peanut Clusters Due to Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Tropical Nut And Fruit Recalls "Granulated Peanuts" Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Kellogg Company Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Select Keebler® Soft Batch Cookies and Special K Protein™ Meal Bar Honey Almond Flavor and Expansion of the 01/16/09 Recall of Various Crackers and Cookies (February 2)


• Multiple Brands of Tin Roof Sundae Ice Cream Recalled as Part of Nationwide Peanut Corporation of America Recall (January 31)


• Caribou Coffee® Participates in Voluntary Nationwide Peanut Product Recall (January 30)


• Cherrydale Manufacturing LLC Recalls Bartons, Cherrydale Farms and Haddington Farms Products That Contain Peanuts Because of Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Eillien's Candies, Inc. Issues Voluntary Recall of Select Peanut Candy Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Werner Gourmet Meat Snacks Inc. Recalls Trail Mixes and Peanut Items Because of Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• GKI Foods Inc. Initiates Nationwide Recall of Peanut-Containing Candies Because of Possible Health Risk (February 2)


• Genisoy Food Company Announces Voluntary Recall of Genisoy Organic Apple Cinnamon Soy Protein Bars Due to Potential Health Risk (February 1)


• Walgreens Recalls Walgreens Brand Candy Containing Peanuts Sold From Jan. 1, 2007 To Jan. 29, 2009 (February 1)


• Pecan Deluxe Candy Company Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Certain Peanut Containing Products (February 1)


• Velvet Ice Cream Pulling Cone Products (January 30)


• Kroger Recalls Peanut Butter Bakery Cookies and Select Cakes Due to Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Rucker's Candy Announces Voluntary Recall for Customer Private Labeled Products Including The Family Choice Labeled Brand (January 31)


• Mountain Man Nut & Fruit Co.® Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Select Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Best Brands Corp. Expands Voluntary Recall of Peanut Butter Frozen Cookie Dough (January 30)


• East Side Entrees Voluntarily Recalls Peanut Butter & Jelly Meal Breaks Because of Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Zachary Confections, Inc. Announces a Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Market Pantry Chocolate Covered Peanuts (January 31)


• Zachary Confections, Inc. Announces Nationwide Recall of Double Dipped Peanuts, Chocolate Peanuts, Bridge Mix, Caramel Nut Clusters, and Peanut Clusters due to Possible Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) Contamination and Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Schwan Voluntarily Recalls Ice Cream Citing Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Standard Candy announces Voluntary Recall of Goo Goo Cluster and Goo Goo Peanut Butter because of possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Hain Celestial Voluntarily Issues Nationwide Recall of Certain Ethnic Gourmet® Pad Thai And Kung Pao Frozen Food Products, And Certain Gluten Free™ Café Asian Curry Products, Because of Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Bass Pro Shops® Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Uncle Bucks® Burnt Peanut Candy, No Sugar Added Chocolate Peanuts And No Sugar Added Peanut Clusters Due to Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Publix Issues Voluntary Recall on Round Top Sundae Cones (January 29)


• Publix Issues Voluntary Recall on Produce Snacks (January 30)


• Kemps LLC Recalls Ice Cream Products (January 30)


• Pierre's Ice Cream Company Issues Voluntary Recall on its Pierre’s Brand Sundae-Cone Style Products Due to Expanded Peanut Recall by Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) (January 30)


• Nature’s Path Announces an Expanded Recall of Peanut Butter Optimum Energy Bars Nationwide Due to Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• HP Hood LLC Recalls Ice Cream Products (January 30)


• Bear Naked Announces Recall of Appalachian Trail Mixes Due to Possible Peanut Corporation of America Contamination and Potential Health Risk (January 31)


• Ice Cream Specialties Announces Nationwide Recall of Ice Cream Novelties Because of Possible Health Risk (January 31)


• Salix, LLC Recalls 6" Peanut Butter Filled Shank Bone Because Of Possible Salmonella Health Risk (January 30)


• Weis Markets Announces Voluntary Recall of Seven Ice Cream Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Harry and David Recalls Olympia Delight Trail Mix Because of Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Perry's Ice Cream Company Adds Products to Voluntary Recall of Select Peanut Butter Ice Cream Products as a result of PCA Expanded Recall (January 30)


• Kroger Recalls Nut Topping Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Clif Bar & Company Expands Its Voluntary Nationwide Recall Of CLIF® and LUNA® Branded Bars Containing Peanut Butter (January 30)


• Lesserevil Brand Snack Co. Issues a Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Lesserevil Brand Peanut Butter and Choco Kettle Corn (January 30)


• Wells’ Dairy Expands Voluntary Recall of Select Blue Bunny® Products (January 30)


• House of Flavors Issues Voluntary Recall in Eastern United States Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• NutriSystem Expands Voluntary United States Recall of Peanut Butter Granola Breakfast Bar to Include Canada Due to Possible Peanut Corporation Of America (PCA) Contamination and Potential Health Risk (January 30)


• Turkey Hill Dairy Announces Voluntary Recall of Select Ice Cream Flavors Following Expanded FDA Investigation of Peanut Corporation of America (January 30)


• Voluntary Recall Alert: Chef Pierre Chocolate Peanut Butter Silk Pie (January 30)


• Simbree Energy Foods RECALLS Simbree® Oat Almond Pistash, Simbree® Almond Pistachio Energy Bites and Simbree® Oat Bites with Peanuts, Almonds and Pistachios/ Bouchées d'avoine aux arachides, amandes et pistaches Because of Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Arico Natural Foods Company Announces US and Canadian Recall of Arico Peanut Butter Cookies and Cookie Bars Because of Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Galliker Dairy Announces Voluntary Recall of Rocky Road Ice Cream and Sundae Nut Cones Because of Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Rain Creek Baking Corporation Announces An Expanded Voluntary Withdrawal of Peanut Butter Turtles, Peanut Butter Baskets and Peanut Butter Princesses Due to Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Orchard Valley Harvest Announces Urgent Nationwide Voluntary Recall for Peanuts Because of Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Country Maid Expands Upon Previous Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Classic Breaks Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Due to Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Hy-Vee Inc. Recalls Two Bakery Products with Peanuts Distributed in Seven States Due to Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Meijer Announces Voluntary Recall for Some Meijer Brand Peanuts and Ice Cream Novelties Citing Possible Health Risk (January 30)


• Fieldbrook Foods Corp. Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Select Ice Cream Novelty Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Wells' Dairy Announces Voluntary Recall of Select Blue Bunny Products Because of Possible Health Risk (January 29)


• Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Recalls Three Bakery Products with Peanuts (January 29)


• Uncle Eddies Vegan Cookies Announces Recall of Uncle Eddies Vegan Peanut Butter Chocolate-Chip Cookies Because of Possible Health Risk (January 28)


• Peanut Corporation of America Expands Nationwide Recall of Peanut Products (January 28)


• H-E-B Recalls H-E-Buddy Snack Packs With a Peanut Butter Dip (January 17)


• Isagenix Announces Voluntary Recall of Chocolate Dipped Honey Peanut IsaLean® Bar Due to Possible Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) Contamination and Potential Health Risk (January 27)


• Jenny Craig Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Jenny's Cuisine® Anytime Peanut Butter Flavor Nutritional Bars Due to Possible Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) Contamination and Potential Health Risk (January 27)


• Salix Voluntarily Recalls Dog Treat Due to Possible Health Risk (January 23)


• Carolina Prime Pet Announces Nationwide Recall of Dog Treats (January 27)


• ALDI Statement Regarding Peanut Butter Products Recall (January 23)


• Creative Energy Foods, Inc. Recalls Nutrition Bars Due To Possible Health Risk (January 21)


• SOPAKCO, Inc. Announces a Nationwide Recall of Certain SURE-PAK 12 Meals Containing Peanut Butter Products (January 27)


• Falcon Trading Company/SunRidge Farms Withdraws Naturally Preferred Honey Nut Nuggets (January 23)


• Falcon Trading Company/SunRidge Farms Withdraws Certain Lots of SunRidge Tropical Golden Nugget, SunRidge Chocolate Energy Bar and SunRidge Energy Nuggets (January 23)


• Trader Joe’s Expands Its Voluntary Recall To Include Trader Joe’s Sliced Green Apples With All Natural Peanut Butter (January 23)


• Supreme Protein Voluntarily Recalls Supreme Protein® brand Peanut Butter Crunch Bars and Caramel Nut Bars (January 23)


• Voluntary Recall Issued for ShopRite Peanut Butter on Toasty Crackers and ShopRite Peanut Butter and Cheese Cracker Snacks Because of Possible Health Risk (January 24)


• General Mills Issues Voluntary Recall of LÄRABAR and JamFrakas Peanut Butter Snack Bars (January 19)


• Whole Foods Market Recalls "Whole Foods Carob Energee Nuggets” (January 23)


• Amway Global Initiates Nationwide Recall of NUTRILITE Energy Bars Because of Possible Health Risk (January 23)


• Brent and Sam’s Announces Nation Wide Recall of Two Varieties of Archer Farms Brand Cookies (January 23)


• Brent and Sam’s Announces a Nationwide Recall of One Variety of Sam’s Choice Brand Cookies (January 23)


• Trader Joe’s Announces Voluntary Recall of Trader Joe’s Peanut Butter Chewy Coated & Drizzled Granola Bars, Nutty Chocolate Chewy Coated & Drizzled Granola Bars and Sutter’s Formula Cookies Due to Possible Health Risk (January 22)


• Parker Products, Inc. Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Certain Peanut Butter Products (January 22)


• Arbonne International Voluntarily Recalls Figure 8 Peanut Butter Chews Due To Possible Health Risk (January 22)


• Jimmy's Cookies Issues Nationwide Recall of Various Peanut Butter Cookies Due to Possible Health Risk (January 22)


• Perry's Ice Cream Company Adds Two Products to Voluntary Recall of Select Peanut Butter Ice Cream Products (January 22)


• Kroger Recalls Additional Select Ice Cream Product Due to Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• General Nutrition Centers, Inc. Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Certain Lots of GNC Triflex Peanut Butter Soft Chews (January 22)


• Chef Jay’s Food Products Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Products Containing Peanut Butter Due to Possible Health Risk (January 21)


• Rain Creek Baking Corporation Announces Voluntary Withdrawal of Peanut Butter Turtles, Peanut Butter Baskets and Peanut Butter Princesses Due to Possible Health Risk (January 22)


• South Bend Chocolate Company Extends Nationwide Recall of Candy Containing Peanut Butter Because of Possible Salmonella Contamination (January 22)


• Nash Finch Recalls Bakery Products With Peanut Butter Distributed in Seven States Due to Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• Aspen Hills, Inc. Announces Voluntary Product Recall of Certain Cookie Dough Products (January 22)


• Best Brands Corp. Announces Voluntary Recall of Peanut Butter Frozen Cookie Dough (January 21)


• Lovin Oven, LLC Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Certain Health Valley Organic Peanut Crunch Chewy Granola Bars (January 21)


• Landies Candies Co. Inc Announces Voluntary Recall of Select Peanut Butter Filled Chocolates Due to Possible Health Risk (January 21)


• Weis Markets Announces Voluntary Recall of Weis Quality (WQ) Cheese Peanut Butter Sandwich Crackers and WQ Toasted Peanut Butter Sandwich Crackers Due to Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• Blanton's Candies Recalls Peanut Butter Sticks Because of Possible Health Risk (January 21)


• Dinners Ready Meridian Recalls November & December Asian Marinated Flank Steak, Indonesian Chicken and Chicken Satay Prepared Meals Because of Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• Boca Grande Foods Announces a Nationwide Recall of POCO PAC®, and GRANDE GOURMET™ Peanut Butter Products Because of Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• Premier Nutrition Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of selected TWISTED and TITAN Branded Bars Containing Peanut Butter Due to Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• NutriSystem Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Peanut Butter Granola Bar Due to Possible Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) Contamination and Potential Health Risk (January 21)


• Ready Pac Foods, Inc Announces Voluntary Product Recall (January 20)


• PetSmart Voluntarily Recalls Grreat Choice® Dog Biscuits (January 20)


• Nature's Path Recalls Peanut Butter Optimum Energy Bars Nationwide Because of Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• Country Maid Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Classic Breaks® Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Due to Possible Health Risk (January 20)


• Evening Rise Bread Co. Recalls Peanut Butter Cookies and Bars Because of Possible Health Risk (January 19)


• Clif Bar & Company Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of CLIF® and LUNA® Branded Bars Containing Peanut Butter Due to Possible Health Risk (January 19)


• Kroger Recalls Select Ice Cream Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 19)


• Abbott Nutrition Announces Voluntary Recall of ZonePerfect® Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars, ZonePerfect® Peanut Toffee Bars and NutriPals™ Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars in U.S., Mexico, New Zealand and Singapore (January 19)


• Meijer Announces Voluntary Recall for Some Meijer Brand Peanut Butter Crackers and Ice Cream Because of Possible Health Risk (January 19)


• Peanut Corporation of America Expands Nationwide Recall of Peanut Butter (January 18)


• Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products Recalls Wal-Mart Bakery Brand Peanut Butter Cookies Because Of Possible Health Risk (January 18)


• Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products Recalls Lofthouse Peanut Butter Cookies, Chuck's Chunky Peanut Butter Cookies And Pastries Plus Gourmet Cookies Nationwide Because Of Possible Health Risk (January 18)


• Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products Recalls Food Lion Bake Shop Peanut Butter Cookies Nationwide Because Of Possible Health Risk (January 18)


• South Bend Chocolate Company Recalls Various Candys Containing Peanut Butter Because of Possible Salmonella Contamination (January 18)


• McKee Foods Corporation Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Little Debbie® Peanut Butter Toasty and Peanut Butter Cheese Sandwich Crackers Because of Possible Health Risk (January 18)


• Perry's Ice Cream Company Announces Voluntary Recall of Select Peanut Butter Ice Cream Products Due to Possible Health Risk (January 17)


• Hy-Vee Inc. Recalls Bakery Products With Peanut Butter Distributed in Seven States Due to Possible Health Risk (January 17)


• Peanut Corporation of America Expands Nationwide Recall of Peanut Butter (January 16)


• Kellogg Company Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Austin® and Keebler® Branded Peanut Butter Sandwich Crackers and Select Snack-Size Packs of Famous Amos® And Keebler® Soft Batch Peanut Butter Cookies Because of Possible Health Risk (January 16) [En Español]


• Peanut Corporation of America Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Peanut Butter (January 13)


• King Nut Issues Peanut Butter Recall (January 10)

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