A Bird Flu outbreak is probably one of the last things meat eaters would like to hear, but what really entails an epidemic of this sort? And should it impact your consumption of poultry? Well, to begin with, let’s understand what the source of Bird Flu or formally known as the Avian influenza is. Wild …
Chicken breast is the leanest source of protein we can get from a whole chicken. It contains a good amount of protein, and a 100gram of uncooked meat has the following nutrients. (source)Protein : 21 g ; Fat : 2.6g ; Calories: 114 Chicken breasts don’t contain any natural sugar or starch. And the fat …
In the midst of the coronavirus chaos, unscientific theories about the virus have been adding to the panic. One such deceptive rumor is the consumption of chicken meat and eggs. There’s no scientific evidence to support the claim linking the spread of Covid-19 to chickens. The World Health Organization doesn’t claim the spread of Covid-19 …
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The CEO of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has also dismissed the rumors about the connection between chicken and novel coronavirus. “There is a misconception that coronavirus will spread through chicken, mutton and seafood. There is nothing like that. It is scientifically not proven. “I am a scientist, I will not …
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Coronavirus myth busted: While eating chicken and eggs does not cause coronavirus infection, they help boost your immune system. One of the main industries that suffered during the novel coronavirus in India is the poultry industry. The rumor of coronavirus getting transmitted from chickens has led to a 30% decline in chicken consumption and a …