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blood in food

Hey,

I know it sounds silly, especially because ive been here for other things. At my home we where eating some deepfrozen vegtables (we warm it up of course:)) but there was blood on some things. Ive touched it with my hand and it was really blood ( i exam-ed it).

So we where eating some vegetables where was blood on. Is this a risk for me or my family because i noticed it to late and taught it was someting else and did eat it at first.

So my question: Is the eating from the blood on the vegetables a risk? (small amount of blood) The vegetables where deepfrozen and we heated them.

Thanks.
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You were told on AidsMeds. Move along.
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It was not thinking, ive examed it. I just want to know, if the blood was HIV + could there be a risk. And why not ?

Thank you
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186166 tn?1385259382
thinking there was blood in your frozen vegetable package is IRRATIONAL thinking ! ! !

move on
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Because the HIV would be non infectieus because the time between consuming and eating is to long? It was deep frozen and reheated... I know that HIV cant stand the heat but what about the freezing...

Thank you for the reply.
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No risk. You can't get HIV from food products.
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