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Post by bluemingidiot on Mar 25, 2016 13:00:53 GMT
People with intermittent explosive disorder – a psychiatric condition involving extreme, impulsive bouts of anger, like road rage – are more than twice as likely to have been exposed to a common parasite carried by cats, compared to people with no psychiatric diagnosis. That’s according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.
I certainly have my qualms about 'open carry' and cat rage.
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Post by hobbitlady on Mar 25, 2016 19:16:10 GMT
All the mammals we keep as pets or livestock need to be wormed annually or more.So Few people or doctors diagnosing, Ever worm Humans. It's gotta be drastic like a tapeworm for anyone to Care. One thing that folks who study herbal medicines learn is to Do a week of parasite ridding every year,at Least IF you own pets. The herbal caps or drops may taste a little bad and it may make your guts feel bad for a few days But IF a person has a reaction at all to the herbs it Means they Have the darn parasites....one kind or another. Bad reactions scare people off herbs but that means they are Working. So feeling bad for a few days is Well worth cleaning ones self out!
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