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Traditionally meat animals have their throats slit and are hung upside down for the blood to drain. One of the downsides to this treatment is that it takes the blood too long to drain. Some coagulates and some never makes it out. Modern technology offers a better solution that doesn't really cost more.
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kill the animal to be humane, in some way that leaves the blood system intact. Inert gas asphyxiation seems ideal. Then connect a shunt to the main arteries, open the appropriate vein for draining, and force water through the body at the normal pressure for a few tens of minutes.This should remove much more blood, give bacteria less to latch onto, and allow earlier freezing of the meat.
Only 40-60 percent of blood is drained at exsanguination.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6495586/
[Voice, Aug 06 2021]
hanging deer
http://thehuntercit...collagen%20tissues.
[Voice, Aug 06 2021]
https://www.quora.com/How-long-do-you-hang-a-cow-before-butchering
https://www.quora.c...w-before-butchering
6 hours to 21 days, depending on a lot of things [Voice, Aug 06 2021]
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Given that the religious instructions are intended to result in a humane death and a body drained of blood, this method follows the spirit of those commandments better than following their letter does. And those religious types are really good at mental gymnastics. |
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How long does the heart continue to beat after death?
Could the heart be externally stimulated to keep pumping
the water? Perhaps a couple of volts; the 220 mains is
probably out. |
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//220 mains is probably out//
Probably want a lower frequency too; maybe 2 Hertz for a
good heartbeat? |
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I was leaning towards decapitation and pressure on the body if I ever have to slaughter my own livestock but this may be better |
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...considers the irony of the development of
Kosher/halal meat customs in a region that cannot
respect the humanity of it's neighbors... |
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Revenge is inherently evil and all cultures that base their general actions on revenge are evil. Likewise for cultures which in general base their actions on "that thing you have rightfully belongs to be so I'm going to take it" |
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[Voice] Unfortunately, based on my incomplete
understanding of Judaism, those who are most strict about
keeping kosher also tend to be extremely strict about
observing the letter of the law with less concern for the
spirit. (See Eruv for an example) |
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I couldn't find anything online, but I've heard say that hunters drain for at least a full day. There's also some bollocks about tenderizing the meat by letting it drain longer, which amounts to letting rot set in if you ask me. I heard of a hunter who drained his meat for a full week, which sounds like a recipe for food poisoning and maggots. |
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//I thought commercial slaughterhouses were your idea's original market.// |
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Can I include tiny ice shards and a chemical tenderizer? Or are blood vessels needed to be whole for some reason? |
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//cold saline infusion for surgical purposes// So technically the meat would never die? Should we market is as "zombie cow" or HARDCORE DEATH BEEF"? |
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"So fresh it wants your brain!" |
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