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Pastured organic pork lard is substantially more likely to lead to trichinosis.
by kingkawn 16y ago
Pastured organic pork lard is substantially more likely to lead to trichinosis.
- powellc 16y agoHmmm. Unless you are just ripping the lard off the animals back, last time I checked trichinosis was the result of undercooking meat. Also, I should hope that the farmer is using some form of dewormer. There are plenty of proven organic herbal supplements you can give livestock that drastically reduce the parasite load of your average farm animal. I'm using a two-step wormwood-based dewormer and also supplement my animals' diets with garlic powder.
- smallblacksun 16y ago> and also supplement my animals' diets with garlic powder. Sweet, garlic flavored pork!
- kingkawn 16y agoIts a result of diet too. The feed those factory pigs irradiated insanity, which has other debatable negative outcomes, but it does not have the same population of bacteria leading to this kind of infections.
- dmm 16y agoCook your food!
- pubwvj 16y ago"Pastured organic pork lard is substantially more likely to lead to trichinosis." Not true. It is unfortunate that myths like this get spread. Trichinosis is virtually non-existent in the pig populations. If you want trichinosis then I would recommend eating wild bear from down south. If you want to avoid it, just cook your meat. In either case, better not to spread lies from Big Ag.