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Minced Pork

Minced pork is ground pork made from pork cuts and commonly used in sausages, meatballs, dumplings, and sauces. It is a protein-rich animal food that can vary widely in fat content depending on the cut used.

Beneficial properties

high in protein rich in thiamin source of vitamin B12 provides selenium contains zinc

Nutritional highlights

Minced pork provides complete protein and is a good source of thiamin, vitamin B12, selenium, zinc, niacin, and phosphorus, with saturated fat varying by leanness.

Caution. Raw or undercooked minced pork can carry foodborne pathogens and parasites; higher-fat pork may be unsuitable for people limiting saturated fat or sodium in processed preparations.

Conditions it helps with

Fatigue
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Hair and Nails (general)
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Low Iron / Low Red Blood Cells
Includes: Anemia
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