PARASITES IN YOUR BRAIN. HOW SMALL CREATURES MANIPULATE OUR BEHAVIOR

Discover the fascinating world of parasites and their impact on human behavior. This book is an engaging journey into the depths of the human body, revealing how these small creatures can control our minds and emotions. An ideal read for anyone interested in biology, psychology, and the influence of microorganisms on our lives.

• Influence of parasites on our behavior and emotions
• Mind control by parasites for thousands of years
• Impact on decision-making ability
• Cultural influence on our species
• Presence of parasites in every aspect of our lives
• Fascinating investigation into the depths of the human body

Kathleen McAuliffe, a journalist specializing in the popularization of research findings, presents a groundbreaking investigation into the impact of parasites on our lives, health, and functioning. Her work has gained recognition in academic circles, and her articles have appeared in leading scientific magazines such as "Discover", "Smithsonian", and "New York Times".

This book has all the features of a crime thriller: violence, blood, chases, and sex. But in this case, the criminals turn out to be parasites. McAuliffe weaves a vivid and terrifying tale of kidnappers who control our minds and behaviors. Together with the best science writers, she shows us a reality that can be much more interesting than fiction.

Valerie Curtis, Director of the Expert Group on Environmental Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, author of Don't Look, Don't Touch, Don't Eat, recommends this book as a fascinating and terrifying investigation into the depths of the human body. Discover how parasites affect every aspect of our lives, from sexual attraction to morality and political views.

Czarna Owca Publishing presents this fascinating book in paperback, with 344 pages. The 144x216 mm format makes it an ideal read to take with you on a trip or to read in the comfort of your own home. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees the latest information and discoveries in the field of parasitology.

Kathleen McAuliffe is a journalist specializing in the popularization of research findings. Her work has gained recognition in academic circles, and her articles have appeared in leading scientific magazines such as "Discover", "Smithsonian", and "New York Times". From 1985 to 1988, she was a senior editor at "US News & World Report", focusing on health and science reporting. She has received numerous awards for her work in promoting a healthy lifestyle. She lives in Miami, Florida.