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> I want to approach this carefully because I know that pork is scd legal. I

recently was

told by someone with high cholesterol and heart disease that their dr. advised

them not to

eat pork. The reason was that pigs have a very short digestive track, and they

eat

anything. With the short digestive system, their bodies do not adequately

filter out toxins

that they injest. We don't eat a lot of pork, and only buy pasture fed, organic

pork when

we do use it. I'm just wondering what anyone's thoughts are about this

specifically

concerning kids on the asd. Has anyone else ever heard this? Rest assurred

that I am not

advocating omitting pork. I know that it is scd legal. I just wanted anyone's

thoughts.

Feel free to reply off list if you think that your replies might cause confusion

with scd.

Whole Foods has lovely pork raised under good conditions, not fed garbage,

hormones or

anti biotic. I have gooten sick from pork dishes in Chinese retaurants in the

past, before

SCD..not once since using pork from Whole Foods.

Here is a tasty favorite recipe:

SMOTHERED CHOPS

by Carol

1 thick pork or veal chop

1/2 cup grape juice

a little honey and wet mustard

1/2 cup pineapple, crushed and drained OR 1/4 cup raisins

a little oil

salt and pepper to taste

Preheat oven to 350F Heat an oven proof skillet and add oil.

Brown the chop for five minutes on each side.

Remove from heat for 2 minutes.

Spread mustard and honey on top. Add fruit.

Cover and bake 35 minutes covered.

Remove cover and bake 10 more minutes.

Cool slightly before serving.

P.S. Don't mention this to my neighbor, a reform Rabbi :-)

Carol F.

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