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People food and dog food have become one in the same. I'm not talking about just hot dog's here...Nuthin says lovin like synthetic beef cubes from the microwave oven.

A research team in Nebraska is hot on the trail of E. coli - found in beef - which can kill if it reaches the dinner table. Their objective is to save children's lives. In 2007, more than 30 million pounds of ground beef were pulled off the market because of E. coli contamination. Sunstroke author David Kagan wrote of food contamination in Medscan.

Some tips to making beef, chicken and seafood as an asian hotpot with vegetable broth at home. Forget paying $95 at the Melting Pot restaurant.. sheesh.

Some guy taking real happenings and beefing the stories up with hot steamy b*ll Sh*t. Humorous, yet weird in the same way!

It is important to want to learn more about the different foods that you should avoid if you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome. Red meat should be avoided, and this includes ground beef, hamburgers, hot dogs, steaks, roast beef, pastrami, salami, bologna, pepperoni, corned beef, ham, and sausage.