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Kim Jong-un labels DOG MEAT a ‘superfood’ in a bid to encourage starving North Koreans to eat it

David Kugonza | August 16, 2016

North Korea is encouraging its starving population to eat more dog meat by suggesting it contains more vitamins than chicken, beef, pork and duck.

Photographer Mark Lloyd Features   7.2.02 Pictures of dog meat for sale at Daegun Market Place.Korea. The meat could be baked and then eaten.Or Cooked in a preassure cooker and pressed into "Gesoju"(dog tonic) The korean tradition of eating dogs is believed to ward of ill health and give men fertility.

The country, which is ruled by tyrant Kim Jong-un, is still promoting the dish as a traditional ‘stamina food’.

DPRK Today, a North Korean YouTube propaganda channel, announced that the meat has more vitamins than other animals.

It also suggested that dog meat is good for the stomach and intestines, The Korea Times reports.

Meanwhile, the channel also claimed that in order to increase the taste, the canine must be beaten to death and its fur should be removed before being scorched. 

However, in neighbouring South Korea, many animal activists have protested about this practice of butchery.

It comes after a number of media outlets in North Korea have recently published stories about the health benefits of consuming dog meat.

The Korean Central Television (KCTV) featured a story which claimed a reopened dog meat restaurant in Pyongyang is ‘being successful in making dog meat more unique.’

Story by Daily Mail.

Written by David Kugonza




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