Dangerous foods For All Human To Avoids

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Fish Fish is healthy, but because of pollution contains some fish too much mercury, which can be dangerous for the baby. Be particularly careful in predatory fish such as perch, tuna, pike, shark, monkfish, catfish, halibut, oil fish (escolar), skate, redfish, walleye, probable, mackerel, swordfish and large tuna butter. Eat no more than 100 grams of carnivorous fish per week. Canned tuna you can eat well, because the fish contain less mercury. Eat no more than 125 grams of Baltic salmon a month, because they contain high levels of dioxins. You should also avoid shellfish, unless they are part of a hot meal. Shellfish may be contaminated with potentially harmful bacteria and viruses. Bacteria and viruses are killed by heating/boiling. You can enjoy sushi from the restaurant or take-away when the fish has been frozen for at least 24 hours. Freezing kills any parasite worms. Unpasteurized dairy products Daniel and Unpasteurized dairy products may contain the bacteria listeria mono-cytogeneses. Very few Danes get sick of this bacterium, and there are only about 30-40 cases of illness per year. If you get hit by this infection when you are pregnant, it can lead to miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth or severe illness in the newborn. To avoid listeria bacteria by eating cooked food, keep a good kitchen hygiene, keep an eye on the best-before date on food, hot cooked dishes up properly, drink and eat only pasteurized milk and milk products. Vitamin Liverpool contains large amounts of vitamin A, which you can get too much of. Eat therefore not Liverpool or Liverpool. You can easily eat a piece of liver pate or pate, because they contain less vitamin A and therefore do not pose a risk. Caffeinated drinks There is no solid research about caffeine, but created a suspicion that high doses of caffeine can have a number of effects. Therefore, says the expert advice right now: No more than three cups of coffee/Coke/tea a day. Meat The parasite Toxoplasma Gondi is the disease, toxoplasmosis (rabbit fever). The disease is not dangerous for adults, but can cause retinitis with impaired vision or blindness and calcifications in the brain of the unborn child. If a person has been infected, you are immune to the parasite and therefore cannot pass the disease to the baby in the stomach. Wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly, eat only cooked or well done meat, drink only pasteurized milk, the taste is not the father and allow others to empty the litter box and rip mink and hares.