How To Treat Salmonella

Salmonella is the name of a bacteria found in numerous animals such as reptiles, birds, cows, dogs, and cats. The bacteria spread from their feces. Salmonella may invade the intestinal tract through contaminated food and water sources, such as undercooked eggs and meats, along with unpasteurized milk and cheese, as well as products made with these ingredients. Furthermore, individuals who aren't careful can develop the illness from contaminated fruits and vegetables. Additional sources of salmonella are nuts, spices, and juices. Salmonella counts for one of the most frequent causes of food poisoning in the United States as the disease affects more than 1.4 million Americans per year.