Smoothies should be an alternative to a healthy diet, but some daily harvest drinkers argue that they are the exact opposite.
A customizable direct-to-consumer smoothie company is a plant-based protein made from green onions and lentils after several customers reported abdominal discomfort and allegedly led to an ER visit. Issued a recall of "crushed" that was jammed. Even cholecystectomy.
Victims first gathered on social media and watched more than 830,000 times on TikTok this week aftershared her story with Cosmopolitan magazine's digital creative director Abigail Silberman. I recorded the number of times. {Ten} . She claims to have landed in the hospital shortly after trying her crumbles for the first time.
"When I was in the ER, they didn't understand what was wrong with me," said Silberman, who returned home with antibiotics. Five days later, after she ate crumble, her pain returned. "It was even worse, I had a fever of 101.8."
When she returned to the hospital, she underwent an "everything" test. She remembered hepatitis, mononuclear cells, gallstones, etc. and underwent a series of scans and ultrasonography. Her illness remains a mystery, but she is currently meeting with a liver specialist.
Subreddit for Daily Harvest shoppers also collected some reports of high fever and "debilitating" abdominal pain.
"I tried the collapse for the first time two weeks ago"A report started. "That night I had a debilitating abdominal pain that I had never felt before. It's so terrible that I had to go to the ER as a last effort to relieve and manage the pain. That was. After a CT scan, IV drip, medicine, and a week of bland meals, I thought it was probably a bug of some sort. "
They continued. "I decided to fast forward until yesterday and try the crumble again. Behold, I'm awake with exactly the same terrible abdominal pain. Fortunately, I've had prescription drugs since the last time this happened. You don't have to go back to the ER. "
Many others The person responded to the post with a parallel experience. "I've been in and out of the hospital for five days in the last two weeks, and I've had extreme abdominal pain, jaundice, elevated LFT, and so on. After eating crumbled food, I get stronger." I didn't put it together until I sent an email offering $ 10 (ha!) Tonight. "
One of the more extreme reports claims organ failure due to crumble consumption. doing. "I'm here with the same experience as you guys. I had my gallbladder removed. Time for someone with legal action. This is insane. Insane. I'm shocked.
Plant-based productsOnly released It's been a few weeks, as a topping filled with crispy, flavorful protein for daily harvest recipes.
Currently, their product page says that the French lentil + green onion crumble is "temporarily abolished" and tells shoppers "dispose of this item and not eat it." Please. " (No concerns have been reported regarding the new Walnut + Thyme Crumbles.)
Daily Harvest did not immediately respond to Post's request for comment.
In apress releaseissued on Sunday, the company confirmed that after eating crumble, it received complaints of "gastrointestinal problems" among its customers.
"Nothing is more important than your health and safety. We value the trust you put in us and our food every day," disapproves of consumers. We have issued a statement calling for continued reporting of pleasure and illness. With their products.
Wednesday update,they continueI did. "We take this very seriously and do everything we can to get to the root of it. Your health and well-being are our top priorities."
Immediately after hearing the alert report, they first claimed to have "taken immediate action and issued a voluntary recall," outlined current investigation measures and contacted patrons directly. Warned.
They are now "working closely with the [Food and Drug Administration] and several independent laboratories" as well as "experts helping us reach the root of this." It is also.
"So far, all pathogen and toxicology results have returned to negative, but we are continuing extensive testing and keeping them up to date," they said. I added.
