Pork (fatty)

Joe Fowler Author: Joe Fowler Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
Pork (fatty)

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Useful properties of fatty pork Due to its high fat content, fatty pork warms the body and restores strength. It has a lot: -magnesium and zinc, which affects

Useful properties of fatty pork

Due to its high fat content, fatty pork warms the body and restores strength. There are many in it:

- magnesium and zinc, which has a beneficial effect on potency and the cardiovascular system;

- the amino acid lysine, necessary for normal bone building;

- a large amount of vitamin B (especially vitamin 12), which helps the active development of mental and physical health. It has been proven that these vitamins do not accumulate in the body, they must be obtained daily. Therefore, pork is recommended for more frequent consumption.

According to nutritionists and experts, pork is an excellent helper in the fight against "male problems", it is very easily absorbed by the body. Red meat contains myoglobin, which moves oxygen to the muscles and, thus, has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system and the body in general.

It has been scientifically proven that lard and bacon are no less useful. They are good natural antidepressants, increase efficiency.

Harm and contraindications to fatty pork

Pork contains a large amount of histamine, which provokes many inflammatory processes leading to appendicitis, furunculosis, thrombophlebitis, carbuncle (purulent-inflammatory process), phlegmon, abscesses, white flow, gallbladder diseases, dermatitis, dermatoses, urticaria and eczema.

The use of any meat can lead to the appearance of worms. The biggest danger is swine tapeworm. It is large in size and settles in the intestines. Its eggs can move through the circulatory system and enter all human organs. Another dangerous worm is Taenia Trichuriasis. These parasites are destroyed by heat treatment.

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