16 What about nutrition?
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This article is from the the official alt.spleen FAQ, by Andrew Stellman with numerous contributions by others.
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16 What about nutrition?
As mentioned before, spam and haggis are important for spleens, and are high in nutrients required by the spleen. The spleen requires stomach-like and liver-like material, which is found in haggis (made from the innards of labs) and spam (made from rats and chickens and insects, all of which taste like stomach to a spleen). Also, striated meat (like USDA Grade C [spoiled] beef, shreded) is good spleen food.
Additionally, according to internist Dr. Jozxyqk (jozxyqk@aol.com), high-cellulose foods are beneficial:
"The consumption of copious amounts of LARD each and every day has been proven to significantly benefit your spleen. Honest."
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