Okay, this is a really sick q, so be prepared.

I have read that 1 in 3 american women have a hysterectomy. I have family memebers who have had one. They are meateaters. Of course usually the hysterectomy is completely unnecessary, I've read. They may have period problems or something. What I'm wondering is... okay, people are well-recorded to get parasites like worms from meat. It's also noted that worms cause painful menstruation. Not sure exact pages or anything, but from reading, women get hysterectomies because of painful menstruation n other reasons. So just wondering others' input about this? Like I said, its a sick topic. I have read some also on worm forums, and people will mention even urinating worms and ... ugh... having them vaginally! So yeah, curious about what others think about this. N about how, otherwise, meateaters get worm parasite problems. Does anyone think that may be a reason so many women decide to get a hysterectomy. While that's usually not a needed surgery, and completely insane for someone to get, what do you think is possible correlation of that? someone in that age range will probably have worse worms from eating meat longer, it seems, and have more health issues from eating diseased and decomposing, worm-ridden animals. While many worms stay in peoples' intestines, many have issues with them elsewhere, some people urinating them even, and someone eating meat would have more problems than just worms. What are peoples' opinions?



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/22/2014 04:51PM by intrstelr.

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