On the Kuru

>Ok, I was looking into Q's "Who do you see?" pic, specifically digging >on the file name - United_HK_IDEN_T3902.png. I recall an anon had >already pointed out that T3902 is Thiamine Hydrochloride, but it >appears that anon didn;t take it any further. I decided to look into the >uses for T3902 and saw it is used to treat Wernicke's >encephalopathy. Ok, used to treat a brain eating disease obviously >led me to another brain eating disease we should all be familiar - >KURU as well as the human equivalent of mad cow disease - >Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.

>Kuru belongs to a class of diseases called transmissible spongiform >encephalopathies (TSEs), also called prion diseases. It primarily >affects the cerebellum — the part of your brain responsible for >coordination and balance.

>Am I just clutching at straws?

Wernicke's and Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome are commonly called "wet brain" and caused by chronic consumption of Ethel alcohol. This is treat protectively with B vitamin complex.

https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/288379-treatment

we know she's an alky

Also - does not rule out Kuru. Probably she has that too.

https://www.healthline.com/health/kuru#symptoms

>>2056572

It's pretty much confined to brain eating cannibals like the satanist cultist who also used processed adrenal extractions. So expected the unexpected here. Prion disease is no zebra in cannibals.

>2056653

Do NOT respond to shills anons.

>>2056666

Looks like you go some sixes happening.

You would expect prion disease in cannibals if they were preying on other cannibals.

There shouldn't be much of it in the general population.

If there is it wouldn't be good.

Has a long gestation so you could poison are the burger meat (say) and symptoms would become apparent for decades, bar a few outlier case. Then you'd get a lot.