Salmonella
When people eat raw foods, it creates a bacteria that can be harmful to the body called salmonella. This bacteria has wavy hairy, longs whips behind it. It moves in the body, by swimming through the bloodstream.
Salmonella is caused by undercooked food.
It goes through the mouth down to the esophagus that connects to the stomach, liver and gallbladder that all connects to the intestines, the small and the large. “The esophagus is a muscular tube that connects to the mouth, to the stomach that makes food easier to swallow and move along. The stomach is a j-shaped muscular pouch holds all the food that the body swallows. The gallbladder is an organ that stores bile passing through a tube from the gallbladder to the small intestines. Bile a
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“The nucleus which has the DNA to set the proteins, that are maintain in the structures and the functions of the bacteria.The cell wall helps the bacteria keep it’s shape. The plasma membrane is when waste goes through the nutrients, that move through the cell. The ribosomes are involved in the structures that are in the production of the cell proteins.The capsule is a shell that protects the bacteria. The flagellum is the tail-like protection, which waves to help it move” (human illnesses.com).
Salmonella can be found in raw eggs,Chicken, as well as other raw foods. Salmonella the liver and the spleen. “The side effects of salmonella are fever, headache pain in the stomach bloody diarrhea” (webmd.com). Salmonella can cause, when people eat raw foods or foods that have not been cleaned properly.
People can get salmonella from raw eggs, raw chicken, under refrigerated foods, not washing hands before and after touching foods. Sometimes people will feel tired and weak, during the first stage when the symptoms hit. If some other viruses are already in the body, it really affects salmonella. Other bacteria will give it a