Can you get diseases from eating beef

Can you get mad cow disease from eating beef broth or soup made f…?

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No. Because they are always having marches over there. Its part of their social fabric. Its meaningless.

Did Prophet Muhammad said beef eating causes disease??

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When you study a historical figure, it is important to understand the setting and culture in which he lived. For example, Jesus lived in a Jewish community that was under the control of the Romans. His actions and teachings were influenced …

What is Mad Cow Disease? Should I avoid eating beef??

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Mad Cow disease has drawn a lot of attention since Dec. 23 when a single dairy cow in Washington state was found to have the disease. Mad cow, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), is a fatal disease in cattle that causes degeneration …

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Can you get mad cow disease from eating beef broth or soup made from beef bones?

Q: Also, there is bone in steak. What about this? Also, why is South KOrea making such a big deal about mad cow disease and imported US beef?

A: No. Because they are always having marches over there. Its part of their social fabric. Its meaningless.

Can you get mad cow disease by eating any beef from an infected cow, or is it just by eating the spinal cord?

Q: I’ve heard that the brain, spinal cord and other central nervous system tissue is where the disease is found. Would steak be ok to eat?

A: Well ‘officially’, it would be OK to have a steak – scientific studies on cows with BSE have found no infectivity in muscle or peripheral nerves. However, these were studies using carefully dissected animals. In reality, due to the way meat is processed you could never guarantee that any part of an infected cow was OK to eat. And although infectivity has not been detected in the blood of infected cows, the blood of people with vCJD (which is the human version of BSE) IS infectious. But these days BSE is thankfully very rare, so it’s certainly not something to worry about.

Can you catch any type of diseases from eating slightyly old meat?

Q: My boyfriend eats meats up to a week after the pull date! I know he gets the runs. But I think that I could contract something from him. Also he’s trying to tell me that when the beef turns brown that it is just from air geting to it.

A: I don’t think you can catch a disease, but you can get awfully sick. If the meat is old and has gone bad, you could get sick enough to end up in the hospital. But not a disease.