Spencer TJ Carroll, MD, T Bennett, MD, Office of the MedicalĮxaminer, Sioux City J Stokes, MD, Univ of Iowa, Iowa City. MD, State Epidemiologist, Iowa Dept of Public Health SL Wolfe, MD, Reported by: RW Currier, DVM, J Goddard, K Buechler, MP Quinlisk, The tea's taste and one because of symptoms unrelated to those of Stopped drinking the tea after less than 2 weeks - one because of Of these, two (1.6% of total sample 95% CI=0.3%-ĥ.0%) were persons who had regularly consumed the tea. =1.4%-Ĩ.4%) reported that at least one household member had tried She also had elevated levels of lactic acid (9.85 mM Analysis of arterial blood samples indicated severe Her family members reported that, 1 hourĮarlier, she appeared fatigued but had no specific medicalĬomplaints. OnĪrrival in the emergency department, respiratory therapy was Home by a neighbor and was transported to a local hospital. On April 1, a 59-year-old woman was found unconscious in her Report summarizes the investigation of these cases by the IDPH,ĬDC, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Tea in the two cases of illness had been evaluated fully. Persons refrain from drinking Kombucha tea until the role of the (IDPH), on April 10 IDPH issued a news release recommending that Preliminary investigation by the Iowa Department of Public Health Rural town in northwestern Iowa who had been drinking Kombucha teaĭaily for approximately 2 months. Severe illness (including one death) occurred in two persons in a (1-3), its beneficial and/or adverse effects have not beenĭetermined scientifically. Kombucha tea have attributed many therapeutic effects to the drink The Kombucha mushroom in sweet black tea. Kombucha tea is a popular health beverage made by incubating Unexplained Severe Illness Possibly Associated with Consumption of Kombucha Tea - Iowa, 1995 For assistance, please send e-mail to: Type 508 Accommodation and the title of the report in the subject line of e-mail. Read the story to read more about my favorite products from GT’s Living Foods.Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file.
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