WHEN SALMONELLA STRIKES




Food consumption is very normal. But, do you
 pay attention to simple chores like cleaning the
 refrigerator and disposing of old food?

Above is the case of Tim, who had salmonella 
poisoning a few days ago. After recovering, he
has made no attempt to throw away the old food
from his refrigerator.

In addition to a dirty refrigerator, Tim has not taken
the trouble to clean his toilet and bathroom. It goes 
without saying, that poor hygiene is an easy way to 
get an infection.

Saving and consuming old food may cause salmonella
poisoning.

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