After watching RF Kennedy answer questions from several members of congress I realized that his head is not right.
I started wondering about that brain worm he had and if it has caused any consistent or worsening problems for him. So I asked AI and I got a bunch of information back.
"While Kennedy has shared his experience to highlight issues related to environmental health and water safety, it’s important to note that such infections are relatively rare in developed countries and usually linked to poor sanitation or travel to endemic regions.
(AI) If you want, I can provide more detailed medical information on such parasitic infections or the context of his public statements.
2 How could the brain worm that Robert Kennedy had affect his brain function now?
When someone contracts a brain parasite like the one Robert Kennedy Jr. described—often neurocysticercosis or a similar parasitic infection—it can have a range of effects on brain function, depending on several factors:
How Brain Parasites Affect Brain Function
Inflammation and Immune Response
The presence of cysts or larvae in brain tissue triggers inflammation as the immune system reacts. This inflammation can cause swelling, increased pressure inside the skull, and damage to surrounding brain cells.
Seizures and Neurological Symptoms
Neurocysticercosis is a leading cause of acquired epilepsy worldwide. The cysts can disrupt normal electrical activity, causing seizures. Other symptoms may include headaches, confusion, balance problems, and cognitive difficulties.
Cyst Location and Size
The impact depends heavily on where the cysts are located—whether in critical areas controlling movement, speech, memory, or other cognitive functions. Larger cysts or those in sensitive regions can cause more severe impairments.
Chronic Effects and Scarring
Even after the parasite dies or is treated, residual scarring or calcification in brain tissue can cause ongoing neurological problems, including chronic seizures or cognitive deficits.
Potential Long-Term Effects for Robert Kennedy Jr.
Cognitive Challenges: Difficulty with memory, concentration, or executive function could persist if brain areas responsible for these were affected.
Seizure Risk: He may have an increased risk of seizures or epilepsy.
Neurological Symptoms: Possible ongoing headaches, motor coordination issues, or sensory disturbances depending on affected regions.
Emotional and Behavioral Changes: Brain inflammation or injury can sometimes lead to mood changes, irritability, or depression.
Hope and Treatment
Many patients recover well with appropriate antiparasitic treatment, anti-inflammatory drugs, and seizure management. The brain has remarkable plasticity, meaning it can often compensate for damage over time, especially with rehabilitation.
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Plus I’ll swear part of Trumpig’s scheme to try to embarrass the Kennedy name.
