From what I remember from monograph I read about decade ago. >Does your body ever rid itself of this infection on its own? No, but it gets used to it. >Are t

From what I remember from monograph I read about decade ago. >Does your body ever rid itself of this infection on its own? No, but it gets used to it. >Are there any treatments for this disease? Only for acute form. But it's usually latent and the cysts in the brain are treatment resistant. >If this disease is so ubiquitous, how do we know it's harmful? It lowers reaction speeds, inhibits fear, can cause reckless behaviour. There were found correlations between infection of Toxoplasma gondii and development of psychiatric illnesses like schizophrenia.