The nurse saved 1.5 million on food, eating food from the garbage. Video

The girl claims that the food found in the garbage, she never became ill.

Mel Hemphis, 34-year-old resident of Sydney, will examine the trash cans of supermarkets, cafes and bakeries about three or four times a week. There she finds fresh meat, fish, fruit, vegetables and bread.

This may sound very weird and disgust, but thanks to Proms trash Mel cut a weekly check for products from 123 pounds (4,000 USD) to 25 (817 UAH).

An emergency room nurse and Oncology Department loves to cook tasty treats for friends and colleagues of the food that finds in the garbage. It leads to the horror of the fact, how many people throw out unspoiled food.

In the world there is a whole movement, whose activists are often ideological defenders of the environment, looking for food in garbage dumps, and it’s called dumpster diving, literally — “diving in the garbage”.

The girl said that the food found in the garbage, she never became ill. She follows some rules: do not take products with broken or swollen packaging and soft fruit.

In many countries, common culture dumpster-diving and freeganism, and is seen as a quite normal thing. Dumpster about Australia is documentary and Mel starred in it.

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