Why you can't eat lard after 70 years
Salo is considered a traditional appetizer of Russian cuisine.
However, some people should not consume it.
This is especially true for children and the elderly.
If everything is clear with children - their digestive system is still far from perfect - then why should older people abstain from lard?
Consumption of lard requires the gallbladder to function normally. Therefore, if bile secretion functions are impaired and liver diseases occur, you should not get carried away with lard.
When digesting lard, the liver and pancreas experience increased stress, which can cause indigestion and other unpleasant sensations.
During exacerbation of gastritis, pancreatitis, cholecystitis and gastric ulcer, eating lard may be accompanied by nausea and other deterioration of a person’s condition.
In addition, lard should never be consumed together with milk and milk-derived products, since over time the enzymes that can break it down become less and less.
It was previously reported when it is best to eat lard for health.
