Is this even possible?

[ASU]

Laura describes how a close examination of her diet helped her IBS: “I was placed on every kind of medication, and sometimes they worked in the short term, sometimes they didn't work at all. The doctor finally suggested trying to alter my diet in cycles, and we discovered that eating meat was my problem. I became a vegetarian and no longer have constant problems. Sometimes I even go years without any pain at all. It's worth all the effort you put into it when you finally feel better.”

Mina also found that dietary change helped control her symptoms, alongside traditional medication: “I've made a number of changes to my diet. I've eliminated milk and mostly any dairy, fried foods, sugar for the most part, pop, alcohol, potato chips, spicy food, rice, pasta and bread. Most recently I'm eliminating flour. But my best friend for the last couple of years has been Imodium Quick Dissolve tablets. I don't ever leave home without them. I just have to make sure I don't overdo it. If I ever become immune to the wonder drug I am gonna be a real mess!”

http://www.mamashealth.com/stomach/ibshelp.asp

 

[anthrax]

Your pasta may be contaminated by salmonella

 

[Smokescreen]

Your pasta may be contaminated by salmonella

How the hell does that happen if the dry pasta is in a box? And the box is kept in the fridge.

 

[anthrax]

How the hell does that happen if the dry pasta is in a box? And the box is kept in the fridge.

Because it's not sterilized as cans

 

[Smokescreen]

Because it's not sterilized as cans

But its in fridge bro. How will it go bad? It doesn't even say on the box to store in the fridge. I just do it anyways. Not only that....but what about the fucking hot boiling water I use to cook it? That's got to kill something! Right?