Food Poisoning- A food borne disease

Food borne sickness is also referred as food poisoning. The intake of contaminated food results in food poisoning in humans.  The food that contains bacteria, viruses and other toxins makes people vulnerable to food poisoning.

These different toxins enter your body through different sources and make you ill. The major sources of contamination are the dirty hands of food dealers, unclean kitchenware and other service utensils. The food you eat should be prepared at high temperatures and should be preserved in refrigerators to avoid any contamination.

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The symptoms appear within 2-5 hours after eating the toxic food. The major sign and symptom of food poisoning include vomiting, headaches, nausea, abdominal cramps and diarrhea.

In most cases, it does not need any medical attention but in some cases, if the safety precautions are not taken, the condition can become even worse. There are few safety measures that one can take to avoid making the condition worse such as, avoid taking caffeine, rest and sleep, take light meals and drink plenty of water to overcome the fluid losses. 

NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS

The nervous system controls all the major functions of the body including brain, nerves, and spinal cord. If these organs have a glitch, the human body will start to malfunction and show different symptoms. Unhealthy nervous system can paralyze you completely; it may even make it difficult to breathe. The various problems linked to memory, mood, and senses are also related to nervous system diseases.

More than 600 neurological diseases exist and if diagnosed early, are curable.

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Huntington’s disease and muscular dystrophy are the most common neurological disorders. These diseases are usually genetic. Brain tumor, epilepsy, stroke etc., are other examples of neurological disorders. Damaged nerve cells are a cause of degenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

Infections and neurological disorders is the sixth cause of consultation in health care services worldwide, but, still with the advancements in producing effective vaccines and antibiotics remain a concern around the globe.