Is kawasaki really a disease you get from eating human brains? - kawasaki disease more condition_symptoms
Internet, he is not telling the truth, because it is creating Japan and the Asian look really bad?
biogly my teacher had to say a book that is Kawasaki disease, you will receive from consumption of human brain ... The disease is in Asia ...
Friday, December 11, 2009
Kawasaki Disease More Condition_symptoms Is Kawasaki Really A Disease You Get From Eating Human Brains?
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I could not stop laughing at what his bio teacher said. Too funny!
(Kawasaki disease and Kawasaki's syndrome) is also known as mucocutaneous lymph node disease of children and 80% of the years under 5th It is more common in children and persons of Asian origin. It is the inflammation of blood vessels and affects the mucous membranes, lymph nodes, the walls of blood vessels and the heart. This is not fatal.
Kuru disease is a progressive neurological disorder that has occurred mainly in the Fore natives in the highlands of New Guinea and is associated with cannibalism - eating the tissue (skin and organs), particularly the brain tissue of deceased relatives. This practice is no longer in use.
Take it with your teacher bio and teach him a lesson!
I could not stop laughing at what his bio teacher said. Too funny!
(Kawasaki disease and Kawasaki's syndrome) is also known as mucocutaneous lymph node disease of children and 80% of the years under 5th It is more common in children and persons of Asian origin. It is the inflammation of blood vessels and affects the mucous membranes, lymph nodes, the walls of blood vessels and the heart. This is not fatal.
Kuru disease is a progressive neurological disorder that has occurred mainly in the Fore natives in the highlands of New Guinea and is associated with cannibalism - eating the tissue (skin and organs), particularly the brain tissue of deceased relatives. This practice is no longer in use.
Take it with your teacher bio and teach him a lesson!
Nonsense. please read the answers. They are completely informative.
Completely wrong. Kawasaki disease is a rheumatic disease of childhood that has nothing to with the "brain power to do." It is more common in Japan, but seen in other parts of the world.
Teachers may have thought "Kuru, a disease that used to influence the cannibals of New Guinea, which is transmitted from one human brain, too. It is similar to the disease BSE. "
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