Super Greens Powder Recall: ‘Live It Up’ Supplement Tied to Salmonella Outbreak in Midwest
The recent outbreak of salmonella infections is linked to a dietary supplement known as ‘Live It Up’ Super Greens. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a warning regarding this multistate incident.
CDC Alert on Super Greens Powder Recall
Health authorities have identified at least 45 reported cases of salmonella infections across 21 states, with a particular focus on Illinois and Wisconsin. In Illinois, four cases have been confirmed, while Wisconsin reports 11 confirmed cases.
Details of the Outbreak
The implicated product, ‘Live It Up’ Super Greens supplement powder, is available in original and wild berry flavors. The supplements have expiration dates ranging from August 2026 to January 2028 and were distributed nationwide.
- Reported cases: 45
- States affected: 21
- Confirmed cases in Illinois: 4
- Confirmed cases in Wisconsin: 11
Symptoms and Health Risks
Salmonella infections can lead to various gastrointestinal symptoms. Common symptoms include:
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Stomach cramps
Symptoms usually manifest six hours to six days after exposure to the bacteria. Individuals experiencing these symptoms who have consumed the supplement are advised to seek medical attention.
Consumer Advice
Consumers who have purchased ‘Live It Up’ Super Greens powder should check their products against the expiration dates. Returning or disposing of any affected products is strongly recommended to prevent further infections. For ongoing updates on this outbreak, follow information released by health officials.
