Successful development of pork from stem cells
In the future, humans can eat meat but do not need to kill animals thanks to the technique of creating meat from stem cells.
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In the future, humans can eat meat but do not need to kill animals thanks to the technique of creating meat from stem cells.
Consumers are confused by the information that banned substances are used to create super lean pigs. The Department of Animal Health monitoring in some southern province…
According to the new data from the Food Microbiology Agency of the United Kingdom, one out of every 10 sausages contains the hepatitis E. virus.
According to a new study, we do not like to eat pork is not entirely due to taste, but also because of genetic genes. According to Duke University researchers (North Car…
The survey results of the Institute of Nutrition on children's diets in Hanoi show that there are lead and heavy metals pollution.
The consumption of pork containing stimulants to gain weight in the long term will accumulate substances that increase in the body easily lead to metabolic disorders suc…
No need for livestock and no need for slaughterhouses ... Dutch scientists are experimenting to produce pork from ... stem cells! This study aims to replace meat from ca…
Artichoke is a plant that is abundant in Da Lat, Sa Pa and Tam Dao, harvested at the end of the year, in addition to diuretic, liver and kidney diseases, and is also use…
Researchers have cloned pigs with ... fish fat, not lard! Bacon and pork chops will soon be good for the heart. But now the benefits from research are published in the I…
According to traditional school nutrition, salty sweet pork hoof, average calculation; It is used to supplement blood, milk, often used to treat diseases such as materna…
Antibiotics are one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century to help in the treatment of human illness. However, now Chinese people have found new potential custom…
Clean pork is a pig that is not fed with weighted bran, no residues of drugs and chemicals made by food, no parasites and bacteria, no preservatives.
Here are the foods that are still edible if moldy and those that are removed are recommended by USDA.
Veterinary experts recommend Combistress medicine to be injected into pigs right before slaughtering can leave residues in meat harmful to consumers' health.
A series of recent cases of pigs being sedated before slaughter were found to make people feel insecure.