The most common parasites of unclean pork are tapeworms and echinococcosis. If not cooked, these parasites will enter the human body and parasitize in the intestine or liver, causing diseases.
Eating raw meat may cause food poisoning. Raw meat, eggs and milk often contain a large number of pathogenic bacteria, which will cause serious infections in the body. Because the milk we usually drink has been pasteurized before the original factory, it is generally not easy to have big problems, but meat and eggs are different.
Doctors and experts especially recommend that meat and eggs must be cooked before eating. Raw pork and beef may also contain tapeworm larvae. If people eat uncooked raw pork or beef and mutton containing this kind of sparganum, they are prone to taeniasis.
Because larvae parasitic in human colon can also be injected into subcutaneous tissue, muscle, eyes and brain, which may cause cysticercosis. Ocular cysticercosis can affect the vision of the eyes and even lead to blindness; Cerebral cysticercosis can lead to epilepsy, paralysis and even death.