no not one bit
If you mean "constantly" as in "continually eat raw steak without stopping", you'll probably get stomach ache or vomit at some stage. If you mean "constantly" as in "I always eat my steak raw", there are actually many steak dishes that use raw steak; Steak Tartare or steak carpaccio for example. As long as the steak is very fresh and from a reputable source, there is no reason not to eat steak raw.
Generally the cooking process kills all bacteria associated with bad meat. However, even if high temperature cooking completely killed the bacteria, the parts of the steak that turned bad would taste very nasty; because both the bacteria, and the cooking process will destroy any flavor the meat had.
Steak is a large lump of meat. It has a small surface area in comparison to other meats like mince. It has less of an area to harbour bacteria, and as you cook the outside all bacteria is destroyed.
As the meat is ground up, it is more subject to bacteria as it is pushed through the grinder. With the bacteria in the meat, if the hamburger is not cooked thoroughly a person could get sick from the harmful bacteria that enter the human's digestive tract. However beef steak is not ground up, it is simply cut from the carcass and wrapped, which implies that a steak should be cooked well on the outside, but in the inside it is perfectly fine if it is cooked rare to medium rare.
surface area = greater availability to nutrients
Steak in French is still steak. Le steak = the steak un steak = a steak du steak = some steak
Blue steak is the level below rare steak. Most chefs, to get blue steaks, whack it into a frying pan for about five seconds, turn it over, put five seconds on the other side, and serve it. They only cook it to seal the juices in, and make sure it's not frozen. ________________________________________________________________________ Blue or Pittsburgh steak is blood red throughout . The internal temperature is to be 80 degrees F. Most US restaurants will not cook a steak Blue or Pittsburgh due to the likely hood of remaining bacteria.
Chicken and most edible fowl contain e. coli bacteria that must be cooked away before being eaten. Steak must be extremely fresh in order to be served rare.
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The bacteria would be grounded up with the beef and it would be spread throughout the meat, making it ideal for the media to have bacterial growth throughout. Unlike the steak or roast where it would only have bacterial growth on the surface.
If the steak has lines of fat, it is called mabled steak and it is a better tasting steak than those with none.