Spørsmål om upasteurisert melk

banana · 10-01-13, 16:35

Opprinnelig lagt inn av konsulenten, her.

A FoodNet survey done by the CDC itself in 2007 found that 3% of the U.S. population – about 9.4 million people - regularly consumes raw milk.

During the 2000 − 2007 period, there were 12 hospitalizations for illnesses associated with raw fluid milk. That’s an average of 1.5 per year. With approximately 9.4 million people drinking raw milk, that means you have about a 1 in 6 million chance of being hospitalized from drinking raw milk.

The risk of dying in a plane crash (1 in 2,000,000) is orders of magnitude lower than dying in a car accident (1 in 8,000) – and yet most people who are afraid of flying don’t hesitate to get in their car. But as unlikely as dying in a plane crash is, it’s about 3 times more likely than becoming hospitalized (not dying) from drinking unpasteurized milk.

Står det noe om hvor mange som blir alvorlig syke også?

10-01-13, 16:35	#15
banana Har ingen tittel Medlem siden: Mar 2007 Innlegg: 7.243	Sv: Spørsmål om upasteurisert melk Opprinnelig lagt inn av konsulenten, her. A FoodNet survey done by the CDC itself in 2007 found that 3% of the U.S. population – about 9.4 million people - regularly consumes raw milk. During the 2000 − 2007 period, there were 12 hospitalizations for illnesses associated with raw fluid milk. That’s an average of 1.5 per year. With approximately 9.4 million people drinking raw milk, that means you have about a 1 in 6 million chance of being hospitalized from drinking raw milk. The risk of dying in a plane crash (1 in 2,000,000) is orders of magnitude lower than dying in a car accident (1 in 8,000) – and yet most people who are afraid of flying don’t hesitate to get in their car. But as unlikely as dying in a plane crash is, it’s about 3 times more likely than becoming hospitalized (not dying) from drinking unpasteurized milk. Står det noe om hvor mange som blir alvorlig syke også?

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