so thats nasty
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I am just hungry all the time and don't care about worms not likeing cokecola cook it up and give it here i got hunger pains.
IITUFFTOBEATII;743957; said:
go to ANY restaurant and try to order pork medium rare. Ask your mom about pork and eating it half cooked. Tell your doctor that you ate some raw pork and don't feel so well...
CHOMPERS;744229; said:you didnt read it
I am done.
you shouldve been done a long time ago on this one buddy, check your facts:
first off tapeworms dont inhabit muscle tissue, second if you get sick from eating raw pork its from Trichinella, not tapeworm, and lastly it is extremely rare in this country for pork to be infected with this parasite since animals become infected by eating raw meat and there is now legislation in place prohibiting feeding raw meat to hogs.
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Trichinella spiralis
This is the parasite that you will find in pork. And it used to be more common in pork and humans for two reasons that have been taking care of.
Well, they live in pigs, so if you eat raw pork, you may have the chance of getting them. From being passed from pig to human, they can also be passed from pig to pig. And a while ago, raw unused pig meat that used to be discarded, would be feed to pigs again. This would continue on the parasite. But FDA and laws and such, prohibit the feeding of uncooked garbage to pigs. So, this means less chance of getting a parasite from a pig, and by cooking it, you have practicaly no chance of getting.
This is the parasite that you will find in pork. And it used to be more common in pork and humans for two reasons that have been taking care of.
Well, they live in pigs, so if you eat raw pork, you may have the chance of getting them. From being passed from pig to human, they can also be passed from pig to pig. And a while ago, raw unused pig meat that used to be discarded, would be feed to pigs again. This would continue on the parasite. But FDA and laws and such, prohibit the feeding of uncooked garbage to pigs. So, this means less chance of getting a parasite from a pig, and by cooking it, you have practicaly no chance of getting.
IITUFFTOBEATII;744332; said:
Dude, you don't have to be a dick. You are the one that didn't have the facts. I couldnt' care less which parasites are in pork or other food. They are there. You are the one that was totally clueless not me or Delgado. And by the way, Del is still in school and is a pretty smart guy. Next time he says something you know nothing about, assume he is right until you check the facts. And as far as finally making an effort to educate yourself, KUDOS!
CHOMPERS;744486; said:
excuse me? An effort to educate myself? i already knew, you posted up some bs about tapeworms, it is you my friend that needs to check his facts. The whole thing about parasites in pork is propoganda, not saying that its not possible but its rare in this country, and its certainly not tapeworms.
I may not post on here that much but i do read, i know that Del and yourself are intelligent, but intelligence is not knowledge. The point being that when you post people take what you say to be true, in this case you were not correct. I apologize for being rude, I dont react well to the condescending attitudes on forums
Theres tons of videos on you tube. Most are fake and theres alot that prove that there are no worms in the pork
