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The Toxoplasma Gondii Brain Parasite: Fueling the Attraction to Bad Boys

Ladies, we all know that irresistible pull towards the bad boys – the ones who set our hearts racing with their reckless behavior and devil-may-care attitude. But have you ever wondered why? According to recent studies, the answer may lie in a tiny brain parasite called Toxoplasma Gondii.

Yes, you read that right. This parasite, commonly found in cat feces, has been shown to manipulate the brains of humans and animals to make them more attracted to danger. Just like how it makes mice attracted to cat urine, it seems to have a similar effect on us women.

But how does it work? The parasite infects the brain tissues and alters the levels of dopamine and testosterone, making us more impulsive and seeking out thrill and adventure. So, that adrenaline rush that we feel when we’re with those bad boys? It might just be a result of this little parasite.

But fear not, ladies. There is a cure. While there is no specific medication for this parasite, there are natural remedies that can help eliminate it from the body. A combination of turpentine, colloidal silver, and apple cider vinegar has been known to effectively kill off this parasite. So, not only will you be getting rid of the attraction towards danger, but you’ll also be cleansing your body of this pesky parasite.

Of course, this doesn’t mean that all women who are attracted to bad boys are infected with Toxoplasma Gondii. There could be various other reasons, such as past experiences or personal preferences. But for those of you who feel like you just can’t resist those rebels, it might be worth looking into.

So, the next time you find yourself swooning over that leather jacket-wearing, motorcycle-riding bad boy, take a step back and ask yourself – is it really my heart or just a parasite talking?

Tara Gibson is from Canada and is 34 years old

By Tara Gibson

Health and environmental reporter, committed to uncovering the impact of global issues on local communities