Mad Cow disease originated in Germany after some cattle ranchers started feeding their cattle their own droppings. Therefore this is a bacterial disease. Symptoms of this include muscle spasms, seizures, losing control of thinking, unconsciousness and eventually death. The disease literally causes you to go “mad”.

It is spread when the cattle that is infected with the disease is slaughtered. The infected meat is then packaged, and then sent to areas all around the world. It is also spread through gelatin. Most gelatins are made from beef. So any European-imported beef gelatin, such as Werther’s candy, could be infected with the deadly disease.

The disease has spread in Europe. Once a cattle farmer finds one cow that has the disease, he will kill the whole he

rd of cows. This can put cattle farmers and fast-food restaurants out of business fast. They figure that if was in the feed, and all the cows ate the same ting, then they will probably al contract it.

In 1989, the United States banned all British imports of beef. And the Department of Agriculture tracked down several hundred cattle that had been imported to the U.S. before the ban.

In societies where this disease has been found have been stricken with panic. Farmers are terrified of losing their herds, people are terrified now that they have eaten beef that may have the disease, and people that do have it and have already started to show symptoms will die soon.

Stephen Churchill developed jerky motions, and was unable to hold himself up when needed. Doctors thought it was “CJD”, but later found out it wasn’t. They compared Stephen’s case to cases seen in Papua-New Guinea. The cases in Papua-New Guinea were of

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