Young Woman’s Body & Brain Riddled With Parasitic Worms & Cysts – After Eating Raw Pork For 10 Years



She's now 23 and utterly permeated by worms and cysts.

China – A 23-year-old girl was hospitalised after complains of multiple body pain. The hospital examination found that she was infected with the cysticercosis.

There are lots of raw food out there that tastes awesome but before you eat any do make sure that it is safe to eat! This woman in Thailand suffered from a parasitic worm infection because of her fondness of eating raw pork and has now ended up with hundreds of the parasites in her body.

Even the brain of the woman has been infected with parasites which have caused large cysts which very likely lead to a slow death.
The X-ray pictures of the hospitalized 23 year old Chinese girl revealed that her brain, rear parts of her eyes , thighs, abdominal and back muscles were covered with parasites and large white cysts. Her family said that since the age of 10 years their daughter began to eat raw pork meat.



X-ray pictures revealed that her brain, rear parts of her eyes , thighs, abdominal and back muscles were covered with parasites which caused large white cysts.
Patients with porcine cysticercosis experience symptoms such as dyspnea, pale face, thin muscles and weakness. If there are too many worms in the body, the host can even die. It is reported that the patient started taking medication after seeking medical treatment and underwent surgery to remove the parasites.



Sadly, China is known for it’s animal meat born diseases and pandemics. The Chinese government really needs to get people aware of public health measures like cooking pork and germ theory.  She’d probably been treating symptoms with Traditional Chinese Medicine her entire life.

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