5 Most TERRIFYING Diseases In History
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- Top 5 Most Terrifying Diseases Throughout history, humanity has faced countless challenges, but few things have struck fear into our hearts like the specter of disease. Imagine waking up one day to find your own body turning against you in ways you could never have imagined. From flesh-eating bacteria to mind-altering viruses, diseases not only challenge modern medicine but also strike fear into the hearts of those who hear their names. Which of these ailments have terrified humanity most? This is not for the faint-hearted, so brace yourselves as we explore the top five most terrifying diseases..
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Necrosis is not a disease it is a condition. There are many many things that could cause necrosis ex: frostbite, bacterial infection, snake bite
It is lack of oxgyen to the cells, it can be caused by numerous medical and trauma problems, it is the death of tissue.
Cholera came from India
Both my grandparents were born in Fall River, MA in 1905. They both contracted and survived the Spanish Flu, but my grandmother lost her baby brother. My grandfather used to tell me what it was like living through a pandemic I never dreamed that I would contract the virus during our most recent pandemic.
The swine flu killed my paternal great grandmother when her oldest child (my grandma) was 11 years old and her youngest child was 6 months old. My grandma raised her younger siblings. When she married as a teenager, the 3 youngest went to live with her and her husband.
I’m so sorry, she lost her childhood and had to become the mother. How noble and honourable of her. Even though it was thrust upon her, she continued to do everything she could, instead of running away. I have respect for such a wonderful woman. I’m sorry she died from that. It is probably a difficult death. She deserved so much better. Good on you for caring her story forward. Love ❤️ from Australia 🇦🇺
My father contracted TB in the 70s when he was a teen! He got it from drinking unpasteurized milk straight from the udder of their dairy cows (he was raised on a farm). He was super sick but obviously survived and without any long lasting side effects!
I grew up on a farm and all we drank was unpasteurized milk, we also made our own butter from it
I got necrotizing fascitis (flesh eating bacteria) when it first came out in 1987. I almost lost my life!
I am so sorry to hear that. Surely traumatizing. I pray continuous good health For you.🙏🏼
I seen several cases of that when I was a nurse.
Haha, I am an RN now. I've got some battle scars but healthy indeed!
So many diseases, so much pain but idiot people keep believing in fairytales from Israel about fake Jahveh and the vampire Jesus 😮
This video teaches us the necessity of vaccines!
I just tried to share with my friends on FB, but it was immediately removed for being pornographic.
Go ahead, get as many as you want.... you're safe with vaccines..right??
Just don't figure it's ok to force your opinions on others like in the last plandemic
It's antibiotics, healthy food, antiseptics , clean water and warm shelter that keeps you safe from disease...not vaccines
@@user-ml5ut4dp8yif you say ANYTHING negative about vaccines it'll be removed immediately
The 9th circuit Court of USA has ruled that the COVID 19 shot is NOT a vaccine.
According to the BMJ, after COVID 19 " vaccine" shot the Canadian military had an 800 percent increase in vaccine injury
I contracted necrotizing fascitis on my abdomen at the end of August 2016. That was a nightmare. I spent 8 months in the hospitals and rehab going through 12 surgeries, including open heart,. The first two months I was in a coma and I had to learn to walk again.
My god, so happy you made it. NF is no joke.
There are so many awful diseases-this should have been at least a top 10. I was quite surprised to not see leprosy on this list. Still, quite interesting.
My mother, born in 1905' had small pox. Her mother kept her slathered in carbolated Vaseline and She had just couple of scars.
Had a mild case then. Lucky.
Better sanitation, clear drink water, canalisation, soap, better and enough food, better and warmer houses reduced all infections
I came down with the Spanish Flu AND COVID at the same time, it's been a couple of years but My Pulmonary System has never fully recovered but at 60 I count My Blessings ❤
My Generational blood cousin thru my Grandfather ," Doc Holiday" died from TB as well.they believe he contracted it from his denistry work on patients.Sad but true family member.I'll be your huckleberry ❤
Rabies is my worst fear!!
Tetanus, too!
@@SusanKay-tetanus is extremely rare..
Thank God for the Rabies Vaccine!
I had to get the shots about 10 years ago from an animal bite, I was so grateful for that vaccine. Sad that many people still don't know much about it and even in the USA, there are Rabies deaths.
Thank God for Rabies vaccine !
Pre and post shots, both important.
I have been bitten by a dog on both legs, and bitten by a bat. I am not scared of these illnesses as they have vaccines to treat both of them. Thank goodness 😅 or I wouldn’t be here right now.
We all know where Spanish Flu started, so I dont know why you are choosing to ignore Kansas in March 1918. Was it manufactured in a lab to test on soldiers? Wouldn't be the first time.
I read somewhere that it originated on hog farm in Kansas.
Same people different lab CYN-NA
Do you realize how ridiculous what you just said is?
Our microbiological technology was extremely primitive in 1918. In fact we had only just discovered non bacterial infections by doing filtration studies just 20 years before.
We didn't even know they were particles until after the invention of the electron microscope in 1931.
We didn't even know about DNA until Watson and Crick in 1953 and it still took years after that for us to learn how it worked.
No, there was no one engineering a virus during the first world war.
@@Jaysqualitypartswrong...OP is right
Actually the most likely source was US Armed forces both training at the nearby base and troopers returning from Europe with the disease to said base.
Very interesting video! My grandparents were from South Texas. My grandfather died of TB when my mother was 8 years old. It breaks my heart knowing he suffered so terribly. My grandmother had polio. I did get to know her well, she was an amazing woman. She lived into her 80’s, and her three children have also.
My grandfather died of TB in 1952. He never got to hold me and was in the sanatorium for the last several years of his life.
I am sorry for all your family who didn’t get to know tho ones who wouldn’t survive.
My Daddy and his siblings were immune to smallpox. Their Grandmother had it while pregnant with their Mother who was also immune. My Father and his brothers were all in the militarily during WWII and neardly drove their militarily Doctors crazy - they didn't have vacanation scars and the doctors kept trying to give them one with every physical!
My family were deployed overseas to Japan in the early fifties and we all had to get a lot of shots. I had to get my smallpox shot repeated because it wouldn’t take. Never got the little round scar to prove it. Later, around the late fifties when we had left the army and gone home to Texas, my family got chickenpox. Even my mother had it, some of us really bad. But I didn’t get it. I still don’t know how or why but I was there.
Good to hear. I’m 68. Never did get Chicken Pox. However at 5 yrs. old I remember standing in a long line with my mom where everyone was getting a shot ( vaccination) ?
Chicken pox was a common childhood illness when I was young.
My gran was given her smallpox vaccine during WWII and like you, it didn't take, no matter how many times it was given. They eventually figured out she must've had cowpox (yes, a real disease) at some point with it being mistaken for something else at the time. By recovering from it, she became fully immune to any of the "poxes".
Very informative
Necrosis equals mrsa!
One correction, H1N1 in Kansas lab, 1913
Birth of a Nation, 1915
WW1, 1918
All are , to those who have them . Some are able to be cured , cheaply & without aderse reactions . MDs do nt lke thee being discussed , asthe tworemedys , work - one is indvdual specific , and both reuire a fast of 2 - 4 weeks , with once daily repeats .
David,
Are you trying to say something ?
Because it reads like gibberish, I'm sorry to say.
What ever it is, it's not making any sense.
@@billgreen1861 he makes sense to me, and he's absolutely correct.
Thank you for this interesting video. My Husband Died of antibiotic resistance TB in Melbourne Australia in 2013.
Sorry, for your loss. 🙏
The CDC? In Atlanta is vault full of little vaults like a football field or larger full of every disease ever known to man or created in the usa. Any employee could sneak one put and mutate it. England has a smaller version of this.
It's nice to learn anything new. They should've used this thinking during Covid. No matter how deadly it was many people thought Covid wasn't very dangerous. These diseases scare the hell out of me, perhaps when people realize how dangerous sickness is they'll learn.
Learn what??
@@CanMoose Learn to listen to the message about a pandemic.
@@debbieedwards4884 from who?
@@CanMoose Doctors & people who tell you to wear a mask.
@@debbieedwards4884 what about the doctors and people who tell you not to wear a mask
I’m surprised malaria was not mentioned
polio
How could you tell the story of cholera without mentioning John Snow?
All these boil down to being dirty
I'll drink a full bottle of colloidal silver.
Yeah that will most likely turn ur organs blue and also other nasty side affects.
Agreed 100% can’t hurt !
Will that work? Will it cure it or keep you
from getting it?
@@freedomgranny1545 both lol..
And they say there's a powerful loving god. If so, he must be a monster.
There absolutely is a loving God!!! You will see whenever it is you die
@@LeanneFowler-ms5xc❤
@@LeanneFowler-ms5xc No one can proof it.
@@philanna38right..the dead don't talk
@@LeanneFowler-ms5xcwhy doesn't your god help you when you're still living??