ISLAMABAD: A new research has claimed that eating more meat on Eid-ul-Azha this year is more dangerous than in previous years.
Dr. Aftab in this regard said that eating too much meat is not good for health anyway. “Doing so can lead to cholera and stomach problems,” he maintained.
Dr. Shehab Qazi said that the use of meat is not good for patients suffering from uric acid, cholesterol, and heart diseases. He advised that it is better to keep the meat in the fridge as little as possible as doing so can lead to various diseases and skin diseases and it can also be dangerous for those who store meat.
Doctors said that indigestion caused by meat can also cause the spread of coronavirus. Experts say that more caution is needed this year than in previous years due to the coronavirus. “Do not take the risk of coronavirus for your family members who have stomach ailment,” he asserted.
Dangerous illnesses in the hospital can also lead to a disease like a coronavirus, which can affect your loved ones in your home if you are infected. Young children and the elderly in particular can be affected more dangerously.
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Doctors say that the anger over the closure of recreational places is not safe in any case, so it is better not to compromise on health. Be sure to eat the meat of the sacrificial animal, but with caution because overeating can be harmful to health, the doctors advised.
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