As long as our understanding of corruption is trapped in the seeming coherence of the source domain reasoning about winds triggering illnesses, it is difficult to reverse the causal direction embedded in the source domain, which preempts the question whether formalism, bureaucratism, hedonism, and extravagance are really symptoms rather than the actual causes of corruption.
What's more, there is some evidence that a huge, one-off exposure could be enough to trigger illness.
This could be because samples were taken too late after the contamination event, or because the oocyst concentrations that triggered illness were too low to be determined.
Environmentally triggered illnesses in humans arise when normal biological functions become compromised by stressors.
If dysregulated by the t(1 11) translocation through the disruption of DISC1, it is conceivable that any or all of these processes could contribute to abnormal brain development and function, thereby triggering psychiatric illness.
According to these physicians, M.C.S. results when the patient's "total body load" of chemical, biological, psychological and physical stresses reaches a certain critical threshold - at which point very low levels of added exposure trigger illness, much like a barrel overflowing when filled.
Some experts say aggregates, or concentrated, tightly adhering bunches of bacteria on leaf surfaces, could be triggering the illnesses.
Suicide ideation was triggered by illness and physical discomfort, conflicts with family members/friends, illness of family members, death of family members/friends, and loneliness.
In addition, some die of heart attacks, emphysema or organ failure, though flu triggered their illness.
[It] can trigger mental illness and exacerbate mental health conditions," the report warned.
