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The Reasons to eat halal food
There are two ways through which a butcher slaughters the animals, one is known as halal and the other is known as “Jhatka”. In “jhatka” the animal’s head is chopped off completely, especially in the case of chickens. This is not a healthy way of preparing meat, in this case, the blood stagnates in the veins and arteries and gets contaminated, which further makes the meat unhealthy to consume. This clotted
blood can be the reason behind many human diseases and illness. The contaminated meat can causes you pain in the joints and can make your body prone to many infections.
There are various reasons one should switch to halal meat from other forms of meat are as follows:
- Then halal is less painful for animals. It is proved that the animals who are slaughtered using this method feel less pain.
- A halal animal is always fed on vegetarian food and grass. Thus, such meat is rich in vitamins, omega-3 fat and antioxidants which are healthy for the human body.
- As halal meat lacks blood, thus, it tastes better than other meat. Blood contains lactic acid which can negatively affect the taste of meat.
- Halal meat is not only healthy for your body but it is more pocket-friendly. You just have to pay for the meat only. Presence of blood will only add to its weight.
- Animals killed using non-halal methods might contain e-coli poisoning, bacteria and other harmful and filthy substances.
- The sacrifice of animals using the halal method doesn’t harm animal’s organ, thus, the organs also don’t contain any contaminated blood.
- What we eat has an impact on our thoughts and brain, thus, eating halal food will not harm your brain. This food is free from bacteria and harmful substances that otherwise would have hampered your brain.
- Halal meat is free from antibiotics, growth hormones, antibiotics, and preservatives. All these things can adversely affect a human body and can make them ill.
Thus, if you like to eat any kind of meat then we suggest you to go for halal meat. Halal is not particularly meant for Muslims, anyone can have it. The halal method doesn’t only have religious importance, even science says that halal food is good for health. When both health and taste come in one single package then why to choose anything else?
