In many religions eating pork is forbidden. They consider this meat to be “unclean”. Is there appropriate explanation to this statement? Is the reason something more than just religious showing?
It seems that after all, there are proves that show this religious punishments for using pork actually have some kind of background.
Pigs are scavengers. This means that they would eat almost anything: spoiled food, feces, urine, and even unsafe growths. Unfortunately, their digestive system cannot discharge these aggregated poisons for those 4 hours that are needed for processing the food they have eaten. This time is insufficient to expel all the poisons ingested, so they are aggregated in the fat cells and their organs.
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