I Show You 17 Diseases Reflected In Cartoon
Monday 8th of August 2011 07:28:57 PM



Suffering from a medical condition is not funny, but when these evils represented in cartoon characters are, it is impossible not to outline a smile.

Not just for comparison, the curious but because these alterations of the medicine are remarkably represented in several cartoons that accompanied the children of many people.


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Barney: Alcoholism


Alcoholism is a disease that is suffering from a strong need to drink alcohol, so that there is a physical unit of the same, manifested through certain withdrawal symptoms when their intake is not possible. The alcoholic has no control over the limits of their consumption and often go over time raising the degree of tolerance to alcohol.




Patty and Selma: Smoking


Tobacco is tobacco addiction, caused mainly by one of its active components, nicotine; the action of the substance just determining abuse of their consumption.




Daffy Duck: By attention deficit disorder


Daffy Duck is a pretty descriptive example of attention-deficit disorder. His personality contains many of the symptoms that often have people with this disease.
He has an explosive attitude, he never tired, it seems that energy will not deplete, moves constantly and is distracted very easily and can concentrate on one thing for a short period of time.




Porky: Parkinson


This likeable character from Warner Bros., as well as be tender and loving is also a lively representative of Parkinson's disease.
Its marked stuttering, which intensifies when he gets nervous is inescapable indicative of ADHD. Parkinson's patients have a position with knees slightly bent and generally leave the arms Akimbo; In addition to the typical way to speak as the Porky pig.



Peter Giffin: Obesity


Obesity is a chronic disease of multifactorial origin characterized by excessive accumulation of fat or general hypertrophy of adipose tissue in the body; that is when the natural reserve of energy of humans and other mammals, stored as body fat increases to a point where it is associated with many complications such as certain diseases or health conditions and an increase in mortality.



Pepe Le Pew: Sexual addiction


Sexual addiction is characterized by an insatiable desire or need for sex. Some people apparently suffer from this illness say that they cannot control their sexual impulses and depend on sex, some say even addicted. Pepe Le Pew is Warner Bros.. adorable Skunk that is in perpetual need of a loving couple. Pepe is always in search of teammate of love that comes and chases any connections possible love to be found. With the mating mind at all times, Pepe Le Pew is the equivalent of cartoon of an individual who suffers from sex addiction.



Olivia: Anorexia


The bride of Popeye the sailor is the cartoon image of anorexia. Its slim body and if it is, the large feet compared with the rest of his anatomy by low weight and irritable nature are indicators of grief.
Anoréxicas people have altered the perception of his own body, are fat when they are actually very thin and always try to lose weight, no matter the consequences.



The 7 dwarfs: Dwarfism


Dwarfism is an anomaly that a person has a size considerably lower than the common of its kind.
Dwarfism in the human species may have multiple causes, so there are various types of dwarfism.



Marvin the Martian: Napoleon syndrome


When someone suffers from a complex of Napoleon, it seems that they consider themselves themselves inferior to others in any way. Usually, they want to compensate for these feelings, making great achievement in his life. In most cases, this complex is attributed to persons who are of short physical stature. The most famous animated character who seems to suffer from this condition is Marvin the Martian. Marvin is continuously trying to offset his size doing something big, which usually involves the blowing up of the Earth.



Eeyore: Narcolepsy


Narcolepsy is a chronic neurological disorder that makes its victims prone to sleep during the day. During vigil hours a narcolepsy will often appear sleepiness, and it will be the way they talk slowly and, possibly, even some problems of speech. In the series of Winnie the Pooh is the donkey talking about slow depressively that always seems as if he is willing to fall asleep. Eeyore's physical characteristics are not different from those found in patients with narcolepsy. With his appearance in the dream of slow speech patterns, Eeyore could reasonably be diagnosed with narcolepsy.



Abraham Simpson: Alheizmer and senile dementia


Alzheimer's disease is a type of common organic brain injury from the age of 65 and age should not be considered as a characteristic of the so-called 3rd intellectual deterioration. This disease or dementia Alzheimer type, causes changes in behavior and personality, with a progressive loss of memory, verbal ability, etc. The most common cause of dementia is the disease of Alzheimer, presenile dementia and senile dementia.
Its clinical manifestation is a slow and progressive loss of ability to abstract thinking, the ability to assimilate new knowledge and the ability to express themselves clearly.



Sam the gunman: Senile agitation


Senile agitation is a condition that is gaining more attention in the future, as our society in its elderly population is growing slowly. Yosemite Sam is a violently belligerent exalted who cannot control his temper. He is more than willing to attack anyone nearby, it places it squarely in the category of the senile agitation. When Sam gets angry, which is most often not, he has a tendency to forget things and be reckless in their actions. When our elderly people behave this way, they are often diagnosed with this condition.



Popeye the sailor: Gigantism


Gigantism is a condition that is caused by a hormonal imbalance, especially growth hormone, and is usually triggered in childhood. The hormones of uncontrolled growth cause an abnormal growth in height, as well as in the extremities. Despite Popeye the sailor is not a high character, has members who are visibly abnormal proportions. The forearms and hands are certainly of great size, and lower legs and feet. Another symptom is weakness of Gigantism, Popeye appears to suffer from less to eat spinach. When performing a visual inspection, most doctors agree that Popeye suffered at least one mild form of Gigantism.



Leela: Cyclopia



The presence of a single facial orbit means cyclopia.
The cyclopia is a rare congenital malformation, product of a sequence that starts with a defect in the Division of the embryonic brain which leads to the merger of the eyes in a single central eye.



Speedy Gonzalez: Addiction to amphetamines


Amphetamines have the particularity of speeding up the person consuming them, put them the nerves of punta, accelerate the heart, dilate the pupils, show physical agitation even without efforts, etc.
Speedy Gonzales, the fastest mouse in Mexico is addicted to amphetamines. It is always running, lives accelerated, agitated and expression be altered all time reveals it without a doubt.



Silvestre: Dysarthria


One of the most proliferation of speech impediments is a Lisp. The majority of the people who speak with the list have a mild form, but some people have a severe Lisp that is impossible to cover of being noticed. Sylvester is best known as the foolish cat that is always trying to catch Tweety Bird. Sylvester also suffers from a severe Lisp and plays in the comic effect of his cartoons. In real life with a serious Lisp has no any comedy value, and often causes pain and humiliation for those affected. Some Lisps are caused by psychological elements that can be treated with therapy of language, and others are caused by a physical deformity in the mouth can be treated surgically.



Tasmanian Devil: Intermittent explosive disorder


We all have bad days, we want to transform people into Raving, but no one can compete with the Tasmanian Devil. This cartoon character, curiously hyperactive is a good example of someone with violent mood swings. Taz can be complacent for a long period of time in nature, or until that gets underway by others or by circumstances. Taz instantly becomes the Tasmanian Devil, a loco de atar cyclone destruction. People who are prone to violent mood swings tend to be individuals calm until they have someone who opposed or contrary to, or a situation that poses a stressful situation.







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