I recommend stripping your flesh. As I did.

[Delicately, he pulls one of the clean, white gloves from his hand. The skeleton underneath is just as clean, just as white, although it's clearly broken at the wrist. Shards of bones hang suspended along the joint. Some of the other bones are cracked. ]

The bacteria that's breaking down your skin and organs are liable to make people sick, should they end up in your cooking.