Listeria
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Sep 14, 2026
Why Is Everything Being Recalled? McDonald's Onions. Boar's Head Deli Meat. Cucumbers. Lettuce. Here's What's Actually Going On.
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Let's fix that right now.
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Listeria, full name Listeria monocytogenes, this is the one that scares food safety experts the most, and here's why.
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Most bacteria in cold temperatures slow them down or stop them.
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Listeria survives and grows in the refrigerator.
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Mm-hmm.
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So putting the food in the fridge doesn't protect you.
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Wow.
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Listeria is in soil, water, and animal feces.
233: Docs Answer Listener Questions: Global Edition III
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17:19Keith HnilicaHOST
What other questions do we have?
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17:20Stephen MillerHOST
Yeah, so y- um, you had a listener who, uh, was feeding their dog a raw diet and thought it was natural and healthy, and yet another recall is now out, uh, for Listeria contamination.
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17:35Stephen MillerHOST
Um-
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17:35Keith HnilicaHOST
Yeah, so this is actually from, uh, Cheryl from Arizona, so thank you for listening.
When Evolution Goes Wild: Animals That Broke the Rules of Nature
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141:49Kd HinkenHOST
Yeah.
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141:50Kd HinkenHOST
As to the milestones, we call pasta meals due to them including Listeria monocytogenes.
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141:59Kd HinkenHOST
What the fuck are those? They can, I don't know what they are, but they can cause full flu symptoms that can be bad enough to even lead to meningitis.
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142:09Kd HinkenHOST
What? Yeah.
Meningitis: Why It Kills So Fast
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3:14Herman PoppleberryHOST
Big time.
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3:15Herman PoppleberryHOST
Listeria runs about 27% fatality.
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3:18Herman PoppleberryHOST
Pneumococcus 24, Meningococcus 9, Haemophilus influenzae 11.
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3:24Herman PoppleberryHOST
So when people say bacterial meningitis, they're actually describing several different diseases with different odds.
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Listeria at 27%.
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3:33Herman PoppleberryHOST
That's the one from soft cheese and deli meat.
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3:35Herman PoppleberryHOST
and is particularly dangerous in pregnancy and the elderly.
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3:42Herman PoppleberryHOST
Meningococcus spreads fast through close contact, dormitories, military barracks, festivals, and kills quickly through sepsis as often as through meningitis.
How Frequency & Sacred Geometry Are Saving Bees From Collapse
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45:23Bee BrodaNARRATOR
A study has been completed at pathogenia food laboratories to determine the efficiency to reduce pathogens in food.
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45:32Bee BrodaNARRATOR
Brewer's yeast, E. coli, Staphylococcus, and Listeria were added to meat and fruit and then treated for five minutes on the magnetic disk.
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45:45Bee BrodaNARRATOR
Ground chicken and raspberries were chosen for inoculation.
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45:53Bee BrodaNARRATOR
This study demonstrates three forms of listeria were not reduced in the chicken, but showed almost a 50% reduction in the raspberries.
Can Magnets Heal the Brain? One Doctor's Surprising Answer | DrGarciaMagnetism #80
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39:27Luis GarciaGUEST
They're feeding off of something else.
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39:29Luis GarciaGUEST
So if a particular parasite feeds off of, say, Listeria or E. coli, well, these will have their own toxins.
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39:40Luis GarciaGUEST
And upon destroying or annihilating the parasites, well, now you have the toxins that the bacteria that they were eating gets released.
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39:51Luis GarciaGUEST
So, I always promote to use the magnets to open up your detox pathways.
The Truth About Mold, Histamine & MCAS in Menopause | Dr. Kellyn Milani
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37:26Kellyn MilaniGUEST
So when we talk about the genetic piece, and one in four people have an HLA genotype that predisposes them to not be able to react, react to things properly, that's really anything that has a biotoxin.
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37:38Kellyn MilaniGUEST
So this term was coined by Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker actually after a Listeria exposure in his patients in Pocomoke, Maryland-
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37:46Tyna MooreHOST
Hmm
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37:47Kellyn MilaniGUEST
... um, where he figured out, "Hey, there's something else going on here.
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37:50Kellyn MilaniGUEST
It's not just an acute illness that goes away, it's acute illness that is staying, and how can we treat that?" And he was also a Lyme-literate doc, and figured out, "Well, if it works in Listeria, would it work with tick-borne disease?" And it did, and then realized kinda that bigger piece.
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38:07Kellyn MilaniGUEST
At that point it was called sick building syndrome, um, of, "Wait, it works for mold, too." And so really, chronic inflammatory response syndrome is really well-published and well-documented and well-studied.
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38:20Kellyn MilaniGUEST
It's probably the most well-studied point of view on mold or water-damaged buildings at this point, uh, beyond dampness associated with allergies or asthma, that's probably number one, um, or lung function issues.
EP 566: CHICKEN WINGS & OTHER THINGS
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15:55Chris FranjolaHOST
would be considered American cheese, right? And then there's American cheese you can get sliced, like a boar's head, whatever that.
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16:02Chris FranjolaHOST
Remember when boar's head was the top one before it started giving everyone listeria? Listeria, or is that a Def Leppard song? Is it listeria?
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16:10CarlosHOST
I think that's a thing, bacteria.
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16:11CarlosHOST
Yeah, I think you
Product Recall Realities: Managing Food Safety Risks Across the Supply Chain
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2:03Marty DetmerGUEST
In that circumstance, there was a tampering of Tylenol, and it led to a massive recall of Tylenol nationwide, but also, as you can imagine, a significant lost profit.
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2:14Marty DetmerGUEST
The reason I use that example is today, if you are a food and beverage company, a recall policy is actually going to be triggering on the contamination of your policy, whether that's malicious, like Johnson & Johnson faced, or accidental, like Listeria or Salmonella.
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2:31Marty DetmerGUEST
so far as there is that threat for a bodily injury.
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2:34Marty DetmerGUEST
But while it's going to trigger the contamination, I would argue actually the biggest advantage of these policies is that it can cover the business interruption that you or your customers might be facing as a result of the incident.
The Food War on the Amish: Tracy Thurman on Pennsylvania’s Lawfare Against Traditional Farmers!
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19:18Tracy ThurmanGUEST
They claimed to find traces of...
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19:23Tracy ThurmanGUEST
I believe at that time it was Listeria, in the milk.
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19:26Tracy ThurmanGUEST
They then claimed that they had one illness and one death that they could connect to Amos Miller's product.
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19:33Tracy ThurmanGUEST
That story stood until one of the other attorneys in Barnes Law and I dug to the bottom of it in 2024 and discovered that that story was entirely false, that it was a...
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19:55David FreiheitHOST
And I'll just refresh everybody's memory.
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19:57David FreiheitHOST
It was, this is 2016, deadly listeria outbreak linked to raw milk.
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20:03David FreiheitHOST
Health officials, Listeria has been linked to raw milk from an organic farm in Pennsylvania.
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20:09David FreiheitHOST
All right.
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