Australian surgeons got the shock of their lives while performing a brain biopsy on a patient who had been experiencing forgetfulness, depression, and other mysterious symptoms. Dr. Hari Priya Bandi spotted a lump in the frontal lobe, plucked it out with forceps, and was astonished to find it was a 3-inch worm.
“I just thought: ‘What is that? It doesn’t make any sense. But it’s alive and moving,’” Bandi said. “It continued to move with vigor. We all felt a bit sick.”
The worm was the larva of an Australian native roundworm commonly found in carpet pythons—but not humans. Read more.
What they’re not saying is that it’s from the clot shot Australians were forced to take.
Just to show us one should not doubt the gnat in the brain of titus…. it can lve and grow….. confirmation that Chazal know better