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Lac Du Bonnet Leader (Newspaper) - June 12, 1984, Lac Du Bonnet, Manitoba FOCUS ON Be careful when buying fresh mushrooms THE LAC DU MANITOBA JUNE 1984 3 YOUR HEALTH Seniors and drug abuse by Marilyn Zarecki Home Economist 2681411 Fresh mushrooms packaged in trays with clear plastic wrap should not be purchased since they may contain deadly botulism Many Canadians are eating raw mushrooms in with dips and as hor Gwen Regional Education Con with the Health Protection Health and Welfare cautions consumers when buying Fresh mushrooms have general ly been sold in bulk from open boxes in the produce they may be prepacked in trays with clear plastic Herein lies the Fresh mushrooms are natural carriers of spores that can produce botulism The spores can produce the toxin at temperatures below refrigeration and in condi tions where there is no air These conditions exist for mushrooms sold in airtight plastic wrap and left on supermarket pro duce The toxin can be pre sent before the quality if visibly af the toxin is destroyed by cooking so the danger exists only for mushrooms sold in this way and eaten The Health Protection Branch has contacted wholesalers and retail stores who handle raw mushrooms and has advised them to plastic wrap with at least two holes of inch in per package to allow easy access of This will not decrease the shelf life of the mushrooms but will prevent the growth of the botulism Consumers can help prevent a problem too by refusing to buy mushrooms sold in airtight packages and by telling the management that the mushrooms could be Storing sold in in plastic bags is acceptable if the mushrooms are refrigerated since cold temperatures prevent the tox ins from Mushrooms keep and do not become sticky if stored in paper Correction In the Village of Lac du Bonnet council minutes published in last weeks Leader we inadvertently printed Hughie Smith requested to have hydro The name should have been Hughie The Leader apologizes to Smith for any embarrassment this may have caused bags in the vegetable compartment of your If anyone has questions or the need for more information about the safety of fresh they are encouraged to contact the Health Protection Branch of Health and Welfare Canada at 310269 Main Win or by Cathy Coss Health Educator The elderly are an important group when discussing Although only 10 per cent of our population is over the age of elderly people use over 25 percent of all Aging affects the action of drugs and how they work in the The liver and kidneys do not work as well as breaking down drugs and removing them from the several conditions are being treated at the same The drugs may react with one another and cause harmful side Older people are more sensitive to drugs and seem to experience more side effects such as diz drowsiness and People with pro seeing and hearing may have difficulty with instructions and make mistakes using Not eating a balanced diet or drinking enough fluids can affect how some drugs When getting a prescription you should ask the following questions What is the name of the medicine Why am I taking it What is it for How often and when should 1 take it How long must I take it Should I have the prescription refilled How should I take it What special instructions should I follow What storage conditions are Continued on page 5 WE MEAN ASSORTMENT OF COLOGNES Mens Cologne Ladies Cologne ASSORTMENT OF Hairspray Toothpaste Deodorant STARTS JUNE 1984 LIMITED SUPPLIES ON Baking Pans Ornaments Silverware Brushes Stainless Steel Bowls Make Up Earrings Chains ASSORTMENT OF Tops Jeans Pants Limited Quantities Diana Picard will be 95 years old on June We will have OPEN HOUSE 85 Mclntosh Street JUNE from to No gifts please OFF REGULAR PRICES Lac du Bonnet

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