Re:A worm species called Thelazia gulosa was found in the ey...
by JonnyNova on Sunday February 18, 2018 @07:21PM
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I doubt it would make any difference for this one and given it was so rare in humans probably zero studies like it give any substantive evidence about it. A healthy immune system is going to help keep cancer and various other parasites at bay though.
Re:A worm species called Thelazia gulosa was found in the ey...
by OtterCoder on Sunday February 18, 2018 @04:33PM
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As an Oregonian, putting together the pieces, I'd guess she was in the field turning over cow patties looking for psychedelic mushrooms, a common but illegal hobby in that part of the world. Cow patty had flies and parasites, she touched her face, we all suffer this horrifying news cycle. The end.
Re:A worm species called Thelazia gulosa was found in the ey...
by yesenadam on Sunday February 18, 2018 @04:50PM
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Hehe hmm maybe. Well, there's good reason besides to touch cow poo frequently on a farm - it makes the best fertilizer for gardens, in raw or liquefied form. ..And you won't find sizable mushrooms under them will you? Can't see the point in turning them over for that.
Re:A worm species called Thelazia gulosa was found in the ey...
by ArtisanOfWar on Sunday February 18, 2018 @02:26PM
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I never even thought about the distinction and assumed it was the eyeball also. I think in English it could more aptly be described as in her eye-socket?
This is nightmare stuff for me lol
Definitely a good general remainder to eat healthy and exercise to keep the immune system strong.
I've never seen spit used as past tense before, if that's what this is.
p.s. I agree with the WHY HERE? comment.