Münster, Federal Republic of Federal Republic of Germany (dpo) - Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 shocking study on so-called lacto vampirism past times the Parazoological Faculty of the University of Münster has caused quite a stir. The study constitute that thousands of women inwards Federal Republic of Federal Republic of Germany lone are nether the unholy influence of tiny milk vampires who are both unpredictable as well as milkthirsty.
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| Bedridden due to vampire infestation |
“As a rule, these terrifying creatures tend to move much smaller than humans as well as alive close solely on human milk, which they suck out of the breasts of unsuspecting women”, parazoologist Prof. Helling explained when presenting his study. “They tin precisely communicate alongside bloodcurdling cries from their toothless mouths, otherwise they are mute.” The results of the study demo that each milk vampire unremarkably chooses i item adult woman as well as and then feeds on her for months or fifty-fifty years. In an particularly perverted twist, the victims of the mutual milk vampire look to move nether unopen to sort of unholy spell, causing them to wilfully possess got their fate.
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| Usual deterrents similar H2O hit non erradicate the risk |
“Sadly, these milk vampires are often nocturnal as well as look to move fully aware of their power”, physician Helling reports based on first-hand sense – his ain married adult woman was the chosen victim of such a midget Nosferatu for to a greater extent than than 2 years. “Even during the day, they shamelessly suck out their victim’s white lifeblood at whatever fourth dimension they wish.”
Unfortunately, the study does non tell us how to avoid these milk vampires. As physician Helling says, “We hit non yet know how the petty beasts reproduce. As shortly equally nosotros possess got solved that riddle, nosotros tin start developing an antidote to forestall hereafter cases.”
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