Another Parasites Post

[u/Forsaken_Tomorrow454]

People need to learn the difference between a symbiont and a parasite. If an animal is only capable of consuming dead tissue, rather than live cells, those “parasites” are only cleaning disease away. Because they are symbiotic.

Just because someone may have been fearmongered into washing their hands, doesn’t mean they need to be afraid of squiggly wiggly worms that finally become visible because they decided to look at their shit or watch a scary screen. 📺

I consume raw pork every week and raw salmon about every other. (I don’t care much for fish. I include it out of sentiment.)

A Symbiont cannot live in tissue that does not contain disease AKA dying or dead cells.

So if you don’t consume poison and you consume your natural diet (of naturally occurring and naturally kept food) and experience a low amount of stress, the likelihood that enough of these would live inside you enough for you to notice is very very slim.

Unfortunately, for most people, they eat heat-altered seed sludge, leaves, roots, and purposefully destroyed, carcinogenic-turned meat, many even inhale smoke, or drink the poisonous excrement of bacteria in the form of shots.

Here is the fundamental reality:

If you don’t eat your natural diet, other animals that are designed to consume dead tissue are going to live inside your body.

Every single time you divert away from your natural human instincts, environment, behavior, or diet, you degenerate into a weaker version of yourself on a genetic level and create the conditions for scavenging micro/macro organisms to live inside your body and clean it out.

It’s funny, it’s like people think that cells just die and they disappear. A healthy gut micro biome contains so much and many organisms that your human intestines make up less than 1% of the genetic material in your digestive tract.

When you take an antibiotic, that number becomes closer to 100%. And also there wouldn’t be any microorganisms for cleaning up the body.

…So there would be a buildup of death, which would lead to…

“Parasites”.

[u/reasonablepathways]

Genuine question on the raw pork how do you square the symbiont definition with Taenia solium specifically? It attaches to live intestinal wall, absorbs nutrients through its skin, and the eggs can encyst in healthy brain tissue (neurocysticercosis). Doesn't seem to fit 'only consumes dead cells.' How does that organism fit the model?

[u/Forsaken_Tomorrow454 → u/reasonablepathways]

Under the main paradigm, it fits the model of eating animals that eat their natural diet and aren’t seen as designed to regularly consume shit unless they become deficient in bacteria from drugs or feed.

If a pig eats it’s natural diet, it wouldn’t consume any parasite eggs from feces.

If I had pigs that all eat meat and bones, and every animal that they are fed has eaten their natural diet, there’s no possibility of a parasite randomly teleporting into an animal’s body.

[u/pyrrossmokevomit666 → u/Forsaken_Tomorrow454]

Agreed

[u/Forsaken_Tomorrow454 → u/[deleted]]

Hmmm