Oh, GREAT - one more thing to ponder.
Tapeworms in the Human Brain
Common in some regions, apparently.
'The tapeworm larvae often get stuck in ventricles, or fluid-filled cavities, in the brain, sprouting grapelike extensions. In this way the worm actively cloaks itself from immune cells. Protected and well fed, its cysts can thrive there for years.'
Tapeworms in the Human Brain
Common in some regions, apparently.
'The tapeworm larvae often get stuck in ventricles, or fluid-filled cavities, in the brain, sprouting grapelike extensions. In this way the worm actively cloaks itself from immune cells. Protected and well fed, its cysts can thrive there for years.'
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ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
if i dint have tapeworms in my brain i could remember not to read your blog
if i dint have tapeworms in my brain i could remember not to read your blog
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: 19 May, 2012 15:44
: 19 May, 2012 15:44
A few years ago my daughter Laura (an electroencephalogram technician, tested a man who had terrible headaches. Turned out he had lots of worms infesting his brain and died not long thereafter. I, sorry to say, have known of these worm infestations.
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