FOLLOWING THE KORAN, THE BIBLE AND THE TORAH SCIENCE DEMONSTRATES HARMFULNESS OF PORK! The prohibition of pork consumption in the sacred texts date well before the advent of Islam. This prohibition existed both in the Holy Book of the Jews than for Christians: You shall not eat pork, which has the cloven foot, which does not chew the cud. You shall not eat of their flesh, nor touch their dead body: you look is unclean (Leviticus 11: 8). As for the Koran, he banishes the consumption of pork in at least 4 different verses: Forbidden to you is: dead, blood, the flesh of swine, and that on which invoked a name other than that of Allah .. . (Bakhara 2: 173; and in sura Al-Maeda 5: 3, Al-Anam 6: 145 and An-Nahl 16: 115). Science observes today that the pig is an atypical omnivore, does not eat his own excrement disgusting or devour the corpse of ... her own offspring! It is scientifically proven that the pork carries many intestinal parasites, which the best known are trichinosis, giardia, amoeba, pinworms ... Meat pig promotes their installation in the intestine or inlay in the muscles, as eggs or larvae, causing many diseases. The modern diet imputes to him the responsibility of no less than 70 types of diseases, often parasitic, the most fearsome is the Taenia Solium or tapeworm who takes refuge in the intestine and can do several meters. Eggs end up invading the bloodstream and can damage several vital organs ... Although all meat contains bacteria, the amount in the pork is bigger and more diverse. Furthermore, pigmeat is pledged in cholesterol, whose accumulation in the body promotes plaque formation, which, by breaking, cause clots in the arteries, causing certain cardiovascular diseases, such as myocardial infarction or AVC (stroke). The pig has a poor metabolic system that botches virtually the process of digestion. Also, if badly he clears his uric acid (only about 2%), the remaining tail in the maze of his body, including encrusting his flesh. We have revealed to you the Book for men, in all truth. Anyone who refers to [the fact] for his own good; and anyone in [away], strays to its detriment. You are not responsible [for their own actions]. (Al-Zumar, verse 41
Posted on: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 22:30:55 +0000
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