I just recently discovered that pig tapeworm eggs are not always ridded of cooking. N of course, the worms MAY die, but may not. There's the fact that they're still in the meat though, and cooking does not evaporate them or anything like that. Are there any exmeateaters who can offer any opinion about this? Raw vegan is supposed to help with that, but do you think someone just messed their self up for a few decades by ever eating meat... since many of the thousands of types of worms live for decades?it is one of the most insane, unnatural things a human can do. Animals are tortured, some weirdos butcher them, n then package them n ship them to people who eat chemical-filled, decomposing meat. Often was discolored n old, but more chemicals added to change its appearance. How can anything good ever become of what people are doing to these animals? Its the sickest junk ever really. After giving up meat in april 2012, over 2 yrs ago, I'm still entirely discusted to think that I ever ate meat.

cooking does not destroy the negative graham bacteria byproducts (bacteria @#$%&) in meat. You cannot wash it out and it is poisonous. Thats what the industry won't tell you. They are many horror stories. It is known that people that kill chickens get their hands/genitals full of warts (viral warts). It is agly and thats why is hidden from society. It is an illegal terrorist act (thanks to expresident Bush) to tape inside slaughter houses.

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good luck finding ways to get rid of your parasites

in the meanwhile , here is an article that provides some solutions:

[healthwyze.org]

looks like garlic is the most accessible in terms of what u might already include in your diet

Meat is so nasty. I hate it. But I understand we have evolved eating it. I just choose not to.

Why are we talking about parasites in meat.
We are not eating meat.

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Is anybody eating that?

A lot of people who go vegan or raw vegan are past meateaters, UNFORTUNATELY. I definitely wish I never ate meat ever.

Oh gag! Well, that was a reminder of the past I guess. Although I don't recall eating anything so extremely obviously contaminated. There is something that I wonder. Why is there such a history of animal consumption? Why is it still upheld as such a great thing? Everyone at work gets excited about getting a burger, or some other animal product. All day at Work I heard a repeating add about anyone who buys a car gets a free sheep to take home with their purchase. And of course someone had to expressly point it out to me for whatever reason. I was NOT impressed at all with the commercial.