Brain Eating Amoeba at LOZ

[snagged in outlet 3]

Makes you long for the days of just a little E. coli 😆

https://www.ky3.com/2025/08/14/missouri-health-leaders-update-potential-link-brain-eating-amoeba-lake-ozarks/?outputType=amp

[jdmidwest]

Amazing it found someone to attack....  That place seems to have a lack of brains.

[fishinwrench]

I hope the Water Patrol begins testing for that, as diligently as they do for drug/alcohol impairment.   

It's probably rampant.  

[jdmidwest]

Poor little amoebas are on brink of extinction from starvation.

[fishinwrench]

1 hour ago, jdmidwest said:

Poor little amoebas are on brink of extinction from starvation.

Well maybe we've began an advocacy program. 👌

[jdmidwest]

Not enough brain to tempt a zombie anymore.  Thank God for AI...

[Terrierman]

I knew before I opened it where this thread was going....

[fishinwrench]

In all truthfulness,  assuming this is REAL, I'm blown away by the alleged diagnostic discovery of this ! 

They can't even diagnose Cancer, Lyme, RMSF, or Covid.....with any amount of certainty. 

And now here we go with THIS ?  🙄 

 

 

 

Meanwhile things are beginning to point out (if you truly look into it) that what we've all been programmed to believe about Lead, Fluoride, asbestos, ect. exposure for many years ...... is all BS. 

You really can't believe anything anymore.  But could you ever ?  🤔

Likely the most dangerous thing that almost EVERYBODY consumes regularly......is that good ol' Liquor. & Beer.   No brain eating issues there !    Yeah right ! 🙄 

Can't include Wine in that statement..... because I mean....God Forbid!  

[fishinwrench]

Maybe.....Just MAYBE......The dude has the first known case of CWD in humans.   Who's to say ?

[jdmidwest]

Amoebas are real, I studied them in High School, single cell organisms that reproduce by dividing in half.  Watched it under a microscope.

They have come in many forms and caused diseases in watery areas.  Especially ones contaminated by human feces.  LOZ is a cesspool from septic runoff.

https://www.cdc.gov/dpdx/amebiasis/index.html