Health Officials Issue Guidelines to Prevent Intestinal Infections
Health officials have issued guidelines to prevent intestinal infections. The advice focuses on safe food handling, storage, and preparation.
Avoid large servings of multi-ingredient salads. Consume them immediately or refrigerate for no more than 12 hours. Thoroughly cook meat, poultry, fish, and eggs during holidays to prevent infections. Store cooked food separately from raw ingredients. Opt for items with a longer shelf life. Refrain from mixing freshly prepared food with leftovers from the previous day. Improper food preparation, incorrect storage, and poor personal hygiene can cause intestinal infections. Symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea, appearing six to 48 hours after consumption.
The guidelines also advise against consuming large quantities of complex salads. Store cooked dishes separately from raw products. Regularly wash fruits and vegetables. Maintain proper personal hygiene.
Follow these guidelines to prevent intestinal infections. They cover safe food handling, storage, and preparation. Adhering to these recommendations can significantly reduce the risk of infection.
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