Thanks for the info. I totally agree with you. My business partner (Laura) and I don't eat pork at all because we believe in keeping the law:

"And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ."
—Revelation 12:17

Although we don't believe we are "under" law; such as "under" it's condemnation, we do believe we are to "keep" the law.

The more we have learned about pork, the less we would want to eat it.

"Another finding from an entirely different area cropped up about the same time. Dr. Olympio Pinto had recorded on videotape the changes in live red blood cells caused by eating pork, smoking cigarettes, drinking caffeine, and other potentially destructive habits. Of particular interest to me was the profound reaction of a patient one hour after he ate pork. I noted that more than half of his red blood cells were then termed "ghosts". Ghosts are red cells that have lost their hemoglobin (Hemoglobin, in addition to being the carrier of energy-giving oxygen, is also the pigment that makes red blood cells red.) This could explain the sleepiness people get after eating. Most people call is hypoglycemia, but if you consider the ghost cells, it looks as if a lack of oxygen transport is a more logical answer."
—It's All In Your Head by Dr. Hal Huggins

Thanks again for your insightful post.