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Aboue all kinds of flesh in nourishing the body, Galen most commendeth Porke, not being of an olde Swine, and that it be well digested of him that eateth it. For it maketh best iuyce, it is most conuenient for young per∣sons, and them which haue sustained much labour, and there with are fatigate, and become weake. Young pigs are not co〈…〉〈…〉fiended, before that they be one moneth old, for they doe bréed much superfluous humours.