🗳Given the multitude of 🦠 pathogens that cause behavioral changes (even mental illness), including #rabies, #Lyme, #toxoplasmosis, #Trypanosoma, etc, I am curious how many are noticing behavioral changes with Covid.
What do you observe?
What do you observe?
“Join us as we share tales of some of the creepiest parasites around — those that control the brains of their human hosts, sometimes leaving insanity and death in their wake. These are the tales of neurological parasites.”
discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/m…
discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/m…
The many strains of Wolbachia can do amazing things to their insect hosts: change their sex, kill their offspring, and poss even create new species. And, in the process, they might just provide enough benefits for their hosts to make it all worthwhile. arstechnica.com/science/2011/1…
"Over 200 peer-reviewed articles describe the causal association between #Lyme/tick-borne diseases, mental symptoms, pathophysiology, morbidity & mortality.”
@pam3001 @BayAreaLyme @Lymenews
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/emergi…
@pam3001 @BayAreaLyme @Lymenews
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/emergi…
“Rabies…turns its primary hosts…into machines for passing the virus on. [They] become bold and highly aggressive…attacking creatures they would normally flee. They also lose the ability to swallow, making their mouths overflow with infectious saliva.” insidescience.org/news/how-king-…
I find it remarkable how rarely neuro infections are evaluated for when patients present w anxiety, depression, insomnia, hallucinations, bipolar disorder, psychosis etc.
Many stories in our book abt pts committed to psych wards, later to have complete resolution of sxs w abx.
Many stories in our book abt pts committed to psych wards, later to have complete resolution of sxs w abx.
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