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idk if this is supposed to be water or not at this point but heres what im referencing:
it makes more sense than frantically trying to "deworm" with synthetic chemicals when we coexisted for so long. Here actually, deworming is linked to gut disease. Its a nice read. I'd also assume if helminths legit make you skinny and starve you to death, you aren't eating nutritiously enough in the first place (following raw carnivore logic).
Concerning tapeworms, this is an interesting excerpt:
"There are 2 classes of human flatworms called trematodes (flukes) and cestodes. The trematodes live predominantly in the venous system (e.g., schistosome species), biliary system (e.g., Clonorchis), gut (e.g., Fasciolopsis), orairway (e.g., Paragonimus). The cestodes include the intestinal tapeworms like Diphyllobothrium latum (fish tapeworm), Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm), and Taenia solium (pig tapeworm).Humans also are exposed to various helminths of domesticated or wild animals through agricultural practices, hunting, and animal husbandry. Most of these helminths, however, fail to sustain human colonization, presumably because of genetic differences in the human host, and have no association with human illness (e.g., Trichuris suis). Other animal helminths like Toxocara canis (dog ascarid), Dirofiliaria immitis (dog heartworm), and Trichinella spiralis infrequently cause pathology in humans"; Now this contradicts science so idk. Naturally I asked AI if this is true, it said that its true for some, while for beef and fish tapeworms you can be asymptomatic while infected, and for the pork tapeworm its usually ok but, I quote:
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This would cover all biggest risk factors concerning consumption of even wild raw meat. Thoughts?
it makes more sense than frantically trying to "deworm" with synthetic chemicals when we coexisted for so long. Here actually, deworming is linked to gut disease. Its a nice read. I'd also assume if helminths legit make you skinny and starve you to death, you aren't eating nutritiously enough in the first place (following raw carnivore logic).
Concerning tapeworms, this is an interesting excerpt:
"There are 2 classes of human flatworms called trematodes (flukes) and cestodes. The trematodes live predominantly in the venous system (e.g., schistosome species), biliary system (e.g., Clonorchis), gut (e.g., Fasciolopsis), orairway (e.g., Paragonimus). The cestodes include the intestinal tapeworms like Diphyllobothrium latum (fish tapeworm), Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm), and Taenia solium (pig tapeworm).Humans also are exposed to various helminths of domesticated or wild animals through agricultural practices, hunting, and animal husbandry. Most of these helminths, however, fail to sustain human colonization, presumably because of genetic differences in the human host, and have no association with human illness (e.g., Trichuris suis). Other animal helminths like Toxocara canis (dog ascarid), Dirofiliaria immitis (dog heartworm), and Trichinella spiralis infrequently cause pathology in humans"; Now this contradicts science so idk. Naturally I asked AI if this is true, it said that its true for some, while for beef and fish tapeworms you can be asymptomatic while infected, and for the pork tapeworm its usually ok but, I quote:
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- Intestinal Infection: Many individuals with a T. solium infection may be asymptomatic or experience mild gastrointestinal symptoms, such as abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea.
- Cysticercosis: A more serious condition occurs when humans ingest T. solium eggs (often through fecal contamination). This can lead to cysticercosis, where larvae form cysts in various tissues, including muscles, eyes, and the central nervous system. This condition can cause severe complications, including seizures and neurological issues.
This would cover all biggest risk factors concerning consumption of even wild raw meat. Thoughts?
