Food taboo is a traditional medical statement, and vaccines belong to the category of modern medicine. Don't confuse the two, their theoretical systems are completely different.

The former is based on cultural common sense (five elements and even superstitions) and some imprecise personal opinions when science and technology are underdeveloped, and many of them are untenable under the current medical system. Read more, in fact, you will find that almost every nation has its own traditional medicine, and all have the same gender (for example, they all "eat grass roots and bark"), but there are also many differences. For example, some ethnic groups in South America believe that eating the bodies of dead family members can cure many diseases and prevent many diseases. Up to now, many people believe that, for example, we use fossils as keels for medicine.

Modern medical treatment is based on the scientific system and needs rigorous scientific experiments and statistical data support (so modern medicine pays attention to case preservation). There are many branches of medicine developed on this theoretical system, such as anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology. Recently, there are too many frontier molecular biomedicine, and no one in this world can make it clear.

In addition, you should pay attention to whether you are allergic to certain foods, or whether you like the special ingredients of certain foods and bear them.

Whether rabies vaccine produces antibodies requires rabies virus antibody testing, but hospitals generally do not do this testing, so it is unknown whether antibodies are produced.

However, some papers say that there are very few people who do not produce antibodies after rabies vaccine. After all, people's physical qualities are different.