Correlation Between Type 1 Diabetes and Toxo

A follow-up to my recent post

I recently sent out an article about how many popular (and lucrative) diseases of today are merely umbrella terms for body “screenshots” (i.e. what biochemical processes are “abnormal,” what hormones are messed up, what protein plaques or abnormal cell formations are found in places where they are not supposed to be, etc.).

I made a point that the so called “type 1 diabetes,” for example, stinks of a possible undiagnosed infection of some sort, like a mold or an intracellular parasite.

(Yes, people are complex, yes, multiple factors are likely at play—and yes, if a person succumbs to something, adversarial factors can then enhance each other, yes, all that is true and needs to be taken into consideration, etc.).

Case in that very point. Please keep in mind that the study below looks only at toxo, an intracellular protozoan parasite that is extremely prevalent in the West—but there is about a gazillion different fungi and parasites in existence, and many of them don’t even get properly diagnosed unless you’re rich and persistent, and sometimes even then.

Neospora caninum, for instance, toxo’s cousin that is also very prevalent in the West (in cattle and dogs because they only look at cattle and dogs), is considered harmless to human beings to this day despite evidence to the contrary, and some genius researchers have even suggested infecting people with this parasite on purpose as a cancer treatment. What’s in these researchers’ heads? I don’t know.

Anyway, here’s food for thought, and the idea is that if toxo infects pancreas cells (which it can, and it does), it would mess with the production of insulin.

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