Researches have provided the most perilous infectious diseases (HIV, mononucleosis – learn about mononucleosis symptoms, severe acute respiratory syndrome, West Nile virus and Ebola virus) which affecting millions people around the world. It was found that in 80-ies of the previous century infectious diseases were more dangerous than in other decades.

The methods of food poisoning control – such as the recent outbreak of salmonellosis in 43 states of the USA, in which affected more than 500 people who had eaten peanut butter – may not be fully right for other types of infections. Like those bacterial intestinal infection , gotten by swimmers and other people who uses private wells and sewage treatment systems.

The most susceptible to various types of intestinal diseases are children and adolescents. The USA study results, which has been conducted between 296 patients aged less than 19 years with intestinal infection between 2003 and 2005 have shown Campylobacter (in the 151 case), Salmonella (86 cases), Escherichia coli (39 cases) and Shigella (20 cases). Analysis has proved that people who used well water, private wastewater treatment systems and swimmers have undergone the risk of bacterial infections more frequently, then those, who have poisoned with food.

Campylobacter infection and MRSA appeared due to lack of cleaning kitchen surfaces after handling raw meat and visit fast food restaurants. Here is the best choice vegetarian cuisine full of vegetables, in particular clean, lowering the risk of infection with Salmonella, although this observation did not apply hermetically packaged vegetables. The study didn’t find a link between the salmonellosis eruption and consumption of chicken meat or eggs. Thus, summing up, people should remember that staying in the contaminated waters (both natural and synthetic), and negligence in cooking the main reasons for bacterial intestinal infections and sometimes for appendicitis

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