Botulism

A popular almond milk is being urgently recalled after the product was found to contain toxins that could cause serious illness.

Consumers are advised to check their fridges and cupboards for the affected milk. While these symptoms occur commonly due to a number of health conditions, with botulism it is usually followed by blurred vision, dry mouth and difficulty swallowing. The NSW Food Authority is investigating the manufacturing of the product to determine the possible cause of the contamination. “These symptoms can progress to paralysis of the arm muscles and continue down the body to the trunk and legs, and paralysis of breathing muscles can be fatal. “Early symptoms of food-borne botulism include weakness, fatigue and vertigo. The contamination was identified when a person developed severe symptoms of botulism after drinking the milk,

The person was admitted to hospital after drinking the contaminated milk, where they continue to receive treatment.

While these symptoms occur commonly due to a number of health conditions, with botulism it is usually followed by blurred vision, dry mouth and difficulty swallowing. The recalled product has been available in Woolworths stores in NSW and has a best before dates of March 1, 2023. [Woolworths](https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/woolworths) supermarket is urgently [recalling](https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/recalls) a popular variety of milk amid fears it has been contaminated. Investigations are now underway by the NSW Food Authority to look into the manufacturing of the product and determine the possible cause of the contamination. “These symptoms can progress to paralysis of the arm muscles and continue down the body to the trunk and legs, and paralysis of breathing muscles can be fatal. “Early symptoms of foodborne botulism include weakness, fatigue and vertigo.

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While these symptoms occur commonly due to a number of health conditions, with botulism it is usually followed by blurred vision, dry mouth and difficulty swallowing. If you have purchased this recalled product, you should throw it in the bin or return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. The contamination was identified when a person experienced severe symptoms of botulism after drinking the product.

Inside Out is recalling its unsweetened almond milk after the product was found to contain a toxin that causes a rare but serious paralysing illness.

While these symptoms occur commonly due to a number of health conditions, with botulism it is usually followed by blurred vision, dry mouth and difficulty swallowing. “These symptoms can progress to paralysis of the arm muscles and continue down the body to the trunk and legs, and paralysis of breathing muscles can be fatal,” she said. “Early symptoms of foodborne botulism include weakness, fatigue and vertigo. “Consumers should not [consume] this product. The NSW Food Authority is investigating the manufacturing of the product to determine the possible cause of contamination. NSW Health said the contamination was identified when a person experienced severe symptoms of botulism after drinking the product, and was admitted to Royal North Shore Hospital.

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It was named after the Latin for sausage - botulus. "Consumers should not eat this product. "These symptoms can progress to paralysis of the arm muscles and continue down the body to the trunk and legs, and paralysis of breathing muscles can be fatal," Ms Glasgow said. It said the contamination was identified after a person experienced "severe symptoms of botulism after drinking the product." "The person was admitted to hospital, where they continue to receive treatment," the ministry added. It comes after a person was admitted to hospital after consuming the product.

NSW Health says initial investigations confirm the presence of botulinum toxin in a sample of Inside Out Unsweetened Almond Milk with a use-by date of March ...

The contamination was identified after a person experienced severe symptoms of botulism after drinking the product and was admitted to hospital, where they continue to receive treatment. NSW Health said initial investigations confirmed the presence of botulinum toxin in a sample of the milk. - NSW Health says initial investigations confirmed the presence of botulinum toxin in a sample