Nutrition according to  religions

Nutrition  has always played an important role in religion and it is expressed in different ways. We collected some information about the most important religions in the world.

Nutrition according to Muslims

Muslims cannot eat pork, camel or animals found dead and they cannot eat meat with the blood of any animal. The use of fermented beverages is forbidden, there are no restrictions on the consumption of legumes or grains and there are no prohibitions regarding the combination of foods. We must observe complete fasting in the month of Ramadan, two hours before sunrise to two hours after sunset. During the course of the meals is advisable to use the right hand. Remember that you need to wash your hands starting from the right before to eat.

 Nutrition according to  Christians.

For Christians, there are no limitations, the only limit is generally for meat and sausages on Lent Fridays, Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. In these two days, they generally fast.

 Nutrition according to  Hebrews.

For Jews instead the issue of food is more complex, in fact, they divide the food into clean and unclean: vegetables are all pure,  while there are strict regulations about meat. First of all they do not eat pork or other animal that does not have the socket cut, also they do not eat game, shellfish and mollusk. Among fish and  birds  are allowed only certain categories such as chicken, turkey, goose. The animal meat can be eaten only if it is subjected to a ritual slaughter, immersed in water for half an hour, then salted for an hour and then rinse. Finally, for the Jews, you cannot eat meat and dairy products together, they cannot be cooked together and even the dishes with which they are cooked should be kept separate.

Nutrition according to  Hindus

Those who profess the Hindu faith believe that every form of animal life is sacred, so they are strictly vegetarian.

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Nutrition according to  Buddhists

Buddhists observing a rule laid down by the Buddha, have no particular limitations, only the monks who live in monasteries, do not take solid food in the evening.