Dr. Josh Axe
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Sep 2025
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And he eats things that are kosher, but he doesn't care if they're organic, doesn't care if they are ultra-processed.
I mean, none of that matters.
yeah so so and let me say this the one thing that i think they're totally correct in is this from an animal standpoint i think that biblical kosher slaughter methods do matter to the health of the animal yeah you know i i think that matters a lot you know there i i think that there's evidence on the way you slaughter the animal and the amount of stress hormones that are released that are then going to go into the meat tissue i mean i think that's a real problem
But I would say it's different, again, in the light of the New Testament there as well, in terms of, like, as a Christian, for me, and in authoring the BiblioDiet, I don't believe that eating pork and shellfish is a sin in the same way that it was during the Old Testament period.
I do believe, though, that God—
didn't just say, just for the heck of it, don't eat pork and shellfish.
And modern science proves this today.
I mean, when you look at pork, it is the greatest carrier of parasites of all animals.
I mean, so more people get parasitic infections, I think, from eating pork than probably any other food.
People are like, well, what if it's really, really well cooked?
Like, I had a cousin who killed a wild boar
froze the meat, made it into sausage, cooked it really well, and ended up getting like a terrible parasite infection from that meat.
And I know this with a lot of people.
So the reality is, is that pork is the dirtiest land animal.
I mean, listen, they eat, it's documented, like they eat their own crap.
Their scavengers don't eat anything.
Their digestive systems, they have a monochamber similar to humans.
And they store toxins, their bodies, versus cows.
I mean, they take some 24 hours to digest.
They have a mono chamber digestive system.
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