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80 To Tell the Truth
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9 30-i-Trackdown
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130 Edge of Night
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4:30 Uncle Bill Show
4:45 Search For Tomorrow
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5:30 OTI Tech Talks
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230 How Do You Rate
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JNOV 22 I
The Medical
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Trichinae In Pork
In a recent column I was
mistaken in saying that the
Government meat inspectors
watch out for
t r i c h inosis.
The trichinae
e n c y sted in
STrwr,!&: n hna arp tnn
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small to be
seen with the
eye. In leaflet
No. 428 just
sent me by
the U.S. De-
Dr. Alvarez
partment of Agriculture I
read that about one per cent
of grain-fed hogs are infested
with trichinae, while nearly 6
per cent of hogs fed uncooked
garbage have the disease
That is why, today, the laws
of most states direct farmers
to cook all the garbage that is
fed to hogs. Fortunately
from 70 to 80 per cent of the
hogs that are infested with
trichinae have so few that
eating their meat could not
do human beings much harm
An important point is that in
packing plants operating un
der Federal meat inspection
pork products that usually are
eaten without cooking are
now processed to kill trichi
nae by cooking, or special
freezing, or special curing.
The housewrte snouid re
member that when cooking
large pieces of pork she must
allow sufficient time for the
heat to penetrate slowly to
the center of the meat. Large
pieces that are well cooked
on the outside can easily be
left almost raw in the center,
and this means that any trich
inae present will be left alive
Even pork chops should be
extra well done. If a small
cut shows that the meat next
to the bone is still pink, the
meat is underdone. Large
thick cuts of pork should be
cooked for at least 30 minutes
to the pound, and frozen or
very cold meat taken out of
the deep freezer will need
even more time. Processed
sausage should always be
cooked, unless one is sure it
was processed under Federal
supervision.
In writing all this I trust I
will not scare people out of
eating pork. It is an excel
lent food. My readers should
remember that in my long
medical life I can remember
only a very few people who
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had ever had trouble with
trichinosis. I myself have al
ways eaten well-cooked pork
without any fear, but I have
never cared to eat pork that
was underdone, especially if
I doubted if it had been Federally-processed.
It is interesting that Hippo
crates, the Father of Medi
cine, who practiced on the
Greek island of Cos some
2400 years ago, used to give
women in labor to ease their
pain an extract of willow
bark. This contained a sali
cylate, and out of a salicylate
came about 100 years ago
our most commonly used
drug, aspirin.
I can remember when, as
a little boy, I had my first
attacks of fibrositis in a knee,
my mother used to wrap the
joint in flannel soaked in a
pleasant - smelling salicylate
If I remember correctly, this
was used years ago by the In-
lians up in Canada.
Chemically, aspirin is
acetyl-salicylic acid. It is the
main constituent of nearly all
of the much-advertised pain
killers, headache remedies,
and treatments for arthritis.
In America we swallow
some 42,000,000 aspirin tab
lets every 24 hours. Fortu
nately, they seldom, bother
anyone, occasionally, they
produce ringing in the ears or
nausea or dizziness. An oc
casional person reacts in an
allergic way to aspirin, and
his or her face may swell up.
In all my years of practice, I
never saw anyone who had
what looked to me like seri
ous habituation to the drug.
Some experts who have meas
ured the amount of relief of
pain effected by aspirin came
to the conclusion that it does
not help to take more than
two tablets at a time. There
is a limit to the amount of
pain that can be relieved by
the drug, and when we reach
the limit we cannot go far
ther. Many persons who suf
fer from severe forms of pain
will say that no amount of as
pirin will touch it. Then only
a stronger drug, such as mor
phine, will give them relief.
Shortness of Breath
A man writes that he gets
short of breath with the least
exertion. Obviously, he should
see a physician to find out
what is wrong. The trouble
may be with the arteries or
the valves in his heart, or his
lungs may be emphysematous
so that they do not work well
any more, or may be asth
matic, or he may have a very
high blood pressure, or much
hardening of the arteries. Na
turally, the treatment for
these several conditions will
be different.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958).
Washington (IP) Rep.
Gracie Pfost (D-Idaho), has
joined with other members
of the Idaho congressional
delegation in seeking estab
lishment of a million dollar
soil and water research labor
atory in the Pacific North
west.
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As you grow older, the internal mus
cles of your colon wall also age, lose
the strength that propels waste from
the body. Stagnant bowel contents be
come so dry and shrunken that they
fail to stimulate the urge to purge.
Relief, doctors say, lies in a new
laxative principle. Old-style bulks and
moisteners may create gas, take 3 or
4 days for relief. Old-style salts and
drugs cramp and gripe the entire
system. Of all laxatives, only new
Colonaid gives you its special 3-way
relief that works only on the lower
colon (area of constipation).
Condition Better
For Mrs. Slaten
Mrs. Rosemary Slaten, 33,
Gold Hill, was reported con
scious yesterday at Sacred
Heart hospital and able to
talk, according to Jackson
county sheriffs deputies.
Mrs. Slaten," who had been
confined to the hospital since
April 2, was found unconsci
ous in her Gold Hill home
when sheriff's deputies at
tempted to serve a warrant
charging her with the embez
zlement of $12,000 from the
Rogue Valley Physicians'
service.
Joe Walsh, sheriffs deputy,
reported today that traces of
barbiturates and aspirin were
found by state crime labora
tory in samples of the con
tents of Mrs. Slaten's stomach
and a coffee cup. The coffee
cup was found near Mrs. Sla
ten Wednesday. The labora
tory notified local officials
of the analysis in a telephone
conversation.
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