man became tree

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD7BMpsG5gk&feature=related[/youtube]
nedavno sam čitala o ovome fenomenu, to su kao neke bradavice ili slični fenomen

sve usvemu jadan čovjek, ne može se nis am za sebe skrbiti

MissTake je napisao/la (Pogledaj post): › nedavno sam čitala o ovome fenomenu, to su kao neke bradavice ili slični fenomen

Da, bilo je u 24sata članak , a za sve je kriv HPV i slab imunološki sustav...

i u jutarnjem i glasu i u večernjem...
stvar se razglasila širom svijeta nakon dokumentarca BBCa. nedavno je bio na nekoj operaciji i kljukaju ga nekim vitaminima pa je sada to sve daleko bolje.. čovjek se nada potpunom oporavku kako bi opet mogao naći posao... eto, kada pomisliš da je tvoj životni križ težak vidiš da uvijek postoji netko kome je teže. :/

Man totalno cudno.

Veoma zanimljivo... čovječe-kada pogledaš stvarno svega ima na ovom svijetu!!!

Iako je ovo ekstreman slučaj preporučam informirati se o HPV-u jer taj prokleti virus ima 75% spolno aktivnih ljudi ali to ne znaju jer virus može dugo mirovati da ne izazove nikakve probleme a onda prilikom pada imuniteta počne divljati i raditi velike probleme. Naročito kod žena!
Više o tome na http://www.anilas.net/
a onima koji su se sreli već sa HPV-om svakako preporučam pridružiti se ovom forumu: http://anilas.forumhr.com/

This Indonesian man named Dede, first noticed the warts on his body after cutting his knee when he was a teenager. Over time, as the horn-like extensions grew to cover most of his body, he was sacked from his job, deserted by his wife and shunned by neighbors. After dealing with this problem for over two decades, the 37-year-old man, dubbed ‘The Tree Man', went under surgery and 95 percent of the warts have been removed after nine operations. ‘He cannot be 100 percent cured, but his life quality has improved. If once he depended on others to do his activities, now he can eat by himself, use his hand to write, use the cell phone', said Rachmad Dinata, one of his doctors. The warts on Dede's body were a result of severe Human Papilloma Virus infection, according to an American doctor. And they might re-grow, but at least the disease is not life-threatening anymore.