1/3 of the world is infected with a parasite that alters behavior yet no one is told about this

[Deleted member 1901]

Toxoplasmosis and behavioural changes - PubMed

Nearly one-third of the planet's population is affected by Toxoplasma gondii infection. In ophthalmology, toxoplasmosis is even considered to be the most common cause of posterior uveitis of infectious origin. Humans are only an intermediate host and T. gondii needs to infect cats for its sexual...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

There’s many more articles on toxoplasmosis. If you seek understanding, you will read up.


toxoplasmosis is proven to alter behavior in mice. In humans, there is only observational data. Nonetheless, it’s quite likely imo that this parasite is responsible for some of the variation we see among humans.

this is insane, really really insane.

 

[Deleted member 30942]

In what way does it alter behavior?

 

[HerpDerpson]

If it's based on the germ theory, it's fantasy.

 

[2d v2]

In what way does it alter behavior?

lowers inhibition. If you had cats that slept in ur bed and you breathed in a lot of their fur u probably have it.

 

[Deleted member 1901]

In what way does it alter behavior?

I will talk about In mice first because I can be more confident in what I say. In mice, the parasite makes the circuit related to sexual attraction activate in response to fear. It also makes mice attracted to the smell of cat urine.

In humans (and wolves) it’s associated with risk taking. In humans it’s also associated with mental health disorders and car crashes.

 

[Deleted member 30942]

I will talk about In mice first because I can be more confident in what I say. In mice, the parasite makes the circuit related to sexual attraction activate in response to fear. It also makes mice attracted to the smell of cat urine.

In humans (and wolves) it’s associated with risk taking. In humans it’s also associated with mental health disorders and car crashes.

Very interesting
Is there a certain part of the world it's more prevalent in?

 

[Deleted member 1901]

lowers inhibition. If you had cats that slept in ur bed and you breathed in a lot of their fur u probably have it.

It’s actually not spread directly through cats usually but from infected cat feces.

So common risk is undercooked meat or unwashed vegetables

 

[Deleted member 1901]

Very interesting
Is there a certain part of the world it's more prevalent in?

Yes, France i believe it’s more common. In the United States it’s at least 11%

 

[Deleted member 1901]

Very interesting
Is there a certain part of the world it's more prevalent in?

@howtallareyou

Influence of latent Toxoplasma infection on human personality, physiology and morphology: pros and cons of the Toxoplasma-human model in studying the manipulation hypothesis - PubMed

The parasitic protozoan Toxoplasma gondii infects about one-third of the population of developed countries. The life-long presence of dormant stages of this parasite in the brain and muscular tissues of infected humans is usually considered asymptomatic from the clinical point of view. In the...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[thereallegend]

how to get rid of it?

 

[Deleted member 1901]

how to get rid of it?

I don’t know if you can. They go latent in your tissues including your brain. I theorize that very long fasting could kill them but there’s no scientific literature on fasting to kill them. But it’s shown that they inhibit autophagy to protect from being eaten by phagocytes. So they must not like autophagy and so fasting could harm them.

 

[thereallegend]

I don’t know if you can. They go latent in your tissues including your brain. I theorize that very long fasting could kill them but there’s no scientific literature on fasting to kill them. But it’s shown that they inhibit autophagy to protect from being eaten by phagocytes. So they must not like autophagy and so fasting could harm them.

 

[Dr. Bludy]

Idc Come on kill me

 

[thenewhebbe]

I don't it would matter they care about mice because it helps it breed humans dosent

 

[Deleted member 1901]

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Recover means overcome an active infection with clinical symptoms like fever. But recover doesn’t rid you of them, they just go latent. Latent toxoplasmosis is long term or life-long

 

[Deleted member 1901]

I don't it would matter they care about mice because it helps it breed humans dosent

If they alter mice behavior, they could do so to humans. And that’s what the data is suggesting…

They aren’t a natural parasite of humans and have recently been introduced. So we don’t know how they effect is but we are starting to

 

[Sub0]

Interesting

 

[Deleted member 21712]

proven = bluepilled morons with university degrees said so

so fucking over for morons who believe what these clowns "prove"

 

[Gaygymmaxx]

lowers inhibition. If you had cats that slept in ur bed and you breathed in a lot of their fur u probably have it.

I definitely don't have that shit

 

[Eren]

Yes, France i believe it’s more common. In the United States it’s at least 11%

it's very common in France
It makes you low-inhib and increase your test
But sometimes it can migrate if your immune system is trash and make you blind for example it it goes in your eye (happened to my grandmother - she has strong meds so she can still see but she got screwed)

This would explain my very high test levels

 

[Deleted member 18582]

it's very common in France
It makes you low-inhib and increase your test
But sometimes it can migrate if your immune system is trash and make you blind for example it it goes in your eye (happened to my grandmother - she has strong meds so she can still see but she got screwed)

This would explain my very high test levels

France