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How Does Pork Prepared in



               Various Ways Affect the Blood?


               An Investigation via Live Blood Analysis






                    By Beverly Rubik, PhD







                                              raditional  preparation  of pork involved  salt-curing

                                              followed by smoking to preserve it, or marinating
                                    Tfresh pork in an acidic medium, usually vinegar, prior

                                    to cooking. Yet today some people simply cook fresh pork
                                    without giving any particular attention to traditional meth-

                                    ods of preparation. How does consumption of these various
                                    preparations of pork affect the blood?
                                           In this report, we examine three adults who normally eat a tra-
                                    ditional Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF) diet who participated in
                                    a pilot study to ascertain the effects of eating pork on the blood. These
                                    volunteers came to the laboratory once a week to consume pork pre-
                                    pared in various ways and to have their blood examined before and af-
                                    ter eating it. Microphotographs of their blood show unexpected results.

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