Very long article but very interesting. This biologist believes a cat parasite can be trasmitted to humans and it can modifies brain patterns and connections that will in turn change our behaviours. Males become more introverts while females more extroverts.
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/print/1969/12/how-your-cat-is-making...
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Fascinating, thanks for posting.
It's Estimated that 50% of
It's Estimated that 50% of the world's population has been infected at some point, but most do not have an active infection. Wikipedia has some good info. If one is having symptoms, it would be good to get tested.
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wooooooooooow man ! WTFFFFFF ???
Goes to show how little we
Goes to show how little we know.
I've known this for at least
I've known this for at least 35 years, since i was pregnant and got tested for it. Like lyme disease, not everyone gets the severe autoimmune type response. It maybe that in some folks that the blood-brains barrier is compromised, causing the CNS symptoms.
What prompted the testing? It
What prompted the testing? It doesn't sound like knowing one has this is of much use at present.
It was my Naturopath's regular process
The Dr. (whose name was, I kid you not, Dr. Bogus) tested all his patients who had cats. Because I was negative for exposure, I wasn't allowed to do anything involving the litter pan, because becoming exposed during pregnancy can cause miscarriages or severe birth defects. He believed you couldn't get it twice, so if i was already converted, there was no danger in the cat-box duties.
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