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Men's Fitness, Sept, 2004
Sure, salsa tastes great, but it can also combat bacteria. According to recent UC Berkeley research, eating salsa may help you avoid food poisoning. The protection comes from the herb cilantro --the green stuff in salsa--which has potent antibacterial properties that make it lethal to food-borne bugs. Don't like hot stuff? Eat a fig. The Newton-stuffers have similar protective powers.
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