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I ate 3 raw tyson chicken breasts, what could happen?
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Probably nothing: However, i don't advise this on a regular basis . Eating raw meats or improperly prepared may expose you to a higher risk of salmonella or other bacterial or parasitic disorders.
Answered 3/31/2013
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