When I was a child, I wondered if there were any vampires in the world who sucked human blood!

There are no vampires in the world, but there are bloodsuckers, which can quickly suck out cells from your body. But it's not expensive.

Vampires are a shadow of the human mind.

Vampires are supposed to be based on a disease, porphyria, and they behave in the same ...... as the vampires that are now discussed

There are many manifestations of porphyria, but one of the more common is acute intermittent porphyria (AIP), of which George III, the "mad king" of the United Kingdom, was one of the victims. The most severe form of porphyria is congenital erythropoietic porphyria (CEP), and the tragic fate of its patients is suspected to be the origin of a vampire story. Although porphyria is usually caused by a genetic mutation, excessive alcohol consumption and environmental pollution can also precipitate the disease.

Fear of sunlight: Porphyrin is a photosensitive pigment that collects on a person's **, bones, and teeth. Most porphyrins are benign in the dark and do little harm to the body, but once exposed to sunlight, they can be converted into dangerous toxins that devour a person's muscles and tissues.

As a result, porphyria sufferers, like the legendary vampires, can only live in the dark world and cannot see the light. Pale face: The vast majority of people with porphyria have severe anemia, not only because they usually live only in the dark, but more importantly, the porphyrins in their body affect hematopoiesis and disrupt the production of heme.

Often, people with porphyria also have large pigmentation on their bodies – often purple. Immortality: Due to the effects of toxins, the ears and nose of people with porphyria are corroded by it, and the ** is also covered with scars, making them look extra old.

In European legends, immortal people are often described as looking alike, and it is said that "vampires have immortal bodies". In fact, people with porphyria usually live very shortly. Teeth as sharp as a wolf:

Porphyrins are converted into toxins that can devour muscles and tissues when exposed to sunlight, and one of the main manifestations is that they can corrode the lips and gums of patients, exposing their sharp, wolf-like teeth. Rotten gums always look bloody and inevitably reminiscent of blood-sucking vampires. (Wen Rui, from Triptych Life Weekly).

I also think that there is just that they suck some blood and go unnoticed.

These people are often anemic and weak, with 2 small wounds that are difficult to detect.

Maybe the tiger tooth is sharper than the average person, and it must be self-predicting (probably the sequelae of being sucked blood).

Yes, but their existence hasn't been announced yet.

I actually believe that there is, I love the Twilight Zone.

Presumably you've watched too many ghost movies, or played too many ghost games, and you're dreaming about ghosts.

Maybe there were. Sina Global Geographic News reported on July 25, Beijing time, according to National Geographic**, archaeologists from the Bulgarian National Historical Museum excavated two 700-year-old corpses in Sozopol, a town on the coast of the Black Sea in Bulgaria last month. Strangely, archaeologists found that the two remains were not only nailed to the tomb by iron rods through the chest, but also had their teeth pulled out.

Researchers believe that this discovery proves that the ancients had a long history of fear of vampires long before the famous work "Dracula the Vampire Count" by Bram Stoker, the originator of vampires.

The remains, thought to be a possible "vampire", are buried under the ruins of a church in Sozopol, a town on the Black Sea coast. Archaeologists found that an iron rod passed through the chest of the remains (upper right), nailing it to the tomb. In addition, it can be seen from the remains that all of his teeth have been pulled out.

Researchers believe that the iron rod and tooth extraction suggest that these were techniques used by villagers at the time to prevent dead people from turning into vampires.

In many European countries, the fear of vampires dates back thousands of years. National Geographic historian Mark Collins Jenkins writes in his book Vampire Forensics, "In cemeteries thousands of years ago, it was common for human remains to be found pinned, tied, buried face down, or beheaded, all in ways used by the living to protect themselves from the attacks of the walking dead." ”

An archaeologist is cleaning the cemetery for the remains of a "vampire" on the archaeological site of the small town of Sozopol. Bozhdar Dimitrov, director of the Bulgarian National Historical Museum, said that the pagan perception since the Middle Ages believed that a person who faithfully observed, a person who faithfully observed, could become a vampire after death and begin to torture those who were alive. Jenkins also writes in his book Vampire Forensics, "Recently deceased, whoever they may be, are usually resentful, aggressive, and may use their newly acquired supernatural abilities against the living."

The remains were pierced through the chest with an iron rod. In addition to some popular beliefs at the time, some misconceptions were also important factors in determining whether or not people would think that a corpse could turn into a vampire. Matteo Pollini, a forensic archaeologist at the University of Florence in Italy, excavated in 2009 the remains of a 16th-century Venetian woman with a brick stuffed into her mouth.

Archaeologists believe that "she" may have been suspected of possibly becoming a vampire. Pollini believes that many of the decomposing corpses were mistakenly believed to be vampires. "In the past, people didn't know much about the process of decomposing corpses.

Therefore, when the body was found, it took on a deformed, terrible change due to the cause of decomposition, and thus the image of the legendary vampire was formed. ”

It's this disease that makes people bloodthirsty

It's about There Are No Vampires in the World].

There is a disease that makes people bloodthirsty.

From highest to lowest: prince, duke, marquis, earl, viscount, baron, last bloodline. Prince:

The head of the family, who holds the power of the family, has extremely terrifying strength, is the top spire in the existing social structure of the blood clan, and every prince will inherit the power of his family's inheritance.

Not sure if it is, not sure if it doesn't.

Although most of these things like vampires and zombies are fictional things in literary works and fabricated by some people, they don't mean they don't exist.

In terms of probability, it can only be said that 99% does not exist, but it cannot be said that 100% does not exist.

- = There are two diseases in the world, porphyria and rabies. It was misunderstood before the 18th century, so there was a legend of vampires, and then it was transmitted to Europe through **, and then combined with the local religion in the 18th century, reason triumphed under the Enlightenment, and various superstitions were seriously frustrated during this period. On the contrary, the vampire superstition has developed like never before during this time, and it has become a social phenomenon, which has attracted religious attention.

A number of scholarly accounts of vampires were published, and on the other hand, similar articles were criticized by the Rationalist side, which became a long and bitter debate among the treatises. Under these circumstances, it was impossible for the Church to remain silent, and Dom Augustin Calrnet, abbot of Senones, published a treatise on possessed ghosts, exfellows, vampires, and living corpses in Hungary, Moldavia, etc. Published in Paris in 1746, he was intended to refute vampire superstitions, but the book is controversial with numerous examples of this.

There are only two results of this kind of writing: first, this kind of superstition, which used to be hearsay in many regions, is now widely known; The second is that everyone has embraced the word vampire, allowing the "vampire" to be systematically fixed. It is also written in the form of "vampyr", "vampyre", "wampire", and in Latin, the three characteristics of vampires were also widely accepted at that time:

It is a possessed ghost, not a ghost of nothingness, nor a devil; Vampires come out of graves and coffins at night to suck the blood of living people to prolong their lives; People who have been attacked by vampires will also become vampires after death.

In other words, in the anime, in the movie, the vampires mentioned in ** will not exist, but in reality, there are vampires that are transformed into people with specific diseases and psychological abnormalities, but they are exaggerated and deified.

Dude, I've watched too many horror movies.

I've watched too many ghost movies, people are vampires, and sometimes they eat pig red.