system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Since it's possible to build antibodies through small levels of exposure, can humans become "immune" to salmonella from eating raw chicken?
gpt
Well... yes and no.  1) Raw chicken is a common breading ground for Salmonella however, without testing or cross contaminating each piece, not all raw chicken is guaranteed to carry it.  2) there are several groups of Salmonella with different proteins on their surfaces for antibodies to target.  IE: it would take a while and a lot of infections to create antibodies for each group 3) there are several THOUSAND serotypes of Salmonella with varying proteins on their surfaces... so this lowers your chances even MORE of acquiring antibodies for every variation of Salmonella.  But don't let me stop you, just stay near a toilet during your experiment and clear your schedule for the month.