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Sometimes, in spite of your best efforts, food
poisoning can still sneak in. Causes of food poisoning varies, including
drinking contaminated water, eating spoiled food, or consuming food that have
been infested by pests and bugs. According to Houston pest management, it is always best to ensure that the food
you are about to cook, serve, and eat is free from pest contamination to avoid
food poisoning.
If affected, use helpful foods against the ones
that got you in this uncomfortable fix.
Guard your gut with garlic. The
allicin in garlic kills all sorts of bad bugs including bacteria, molds,
viruses, yeasts, and other parasites. Its victims include H. pylori – the bug
behind stomach ulcers – as well as Salmonella and E. coli. In fact, researchers
at Kansas State University discovered that adding three to five teaspoons of
garlic powder to two pounds of ground beef helps protect you against E. coli
poisoning.
Cool the pain with creamy yogurt.
Research over the last 40 years shows that yogurt can help treat and perhaps
prevent intestinal infections or diarrhea caused by bacteria such as Salmonella
and E. coli. Yogurt works like a natural antibiotic against some bacteria that
cause food poisoning. Researchers in the Netherlands found rats that were given
yogurt resisted Salmonella infections better than rats fed plain milk or
acidified milk.
Savor some soothing cinnamon.
Cinnamon can kill E. coli. In one study, cinnamon added to apple juice infected
with E. coli destroyed more than 99 percent of the bacteria after three days at
room temperature.
Cool it with peppermint. Peppermint
can kill some bacteria that you could just as easily do without. What’s more,
peppermint tea may calm those poor overstressed muscles in your digestive tract
and provide a cooling sensation just when you need it most. Remember to check
with your doctor before using peppermint if you have liver or gall bladder
disease. If peppermint causes heartburn trouble for you, try cinnamon instead.
Enjoy your ginger. Not only is
ginger a good remedy for nausea, it may also help your body produce bacteria
that help you fight food poisoning. These bacteria help protect your intestines
against potentially bad bacteria, such as E. coli and Salmonella.
If your garden houses pests that contaminate the
food that you eat, contact a professional Houston
pest management company right away.
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