This disease has been detected since the 1970s, but it appears that it has now appeared in places it did not exist.
In Europe this virus appeared, which demonstrates that viruses in modernity are breaking barriers.
The low quality of life in focus countries generates people and animals as laboratories for virus variability.
When these viruses vary enough to detect a protein in human cell walls, they become disease-causing in humans.
Over time, more and more viruses can acquire the ability to bind to human cellular proteins. And that depends on the amount of beings that are virus laboratories.
Bodies with low immune systems are the laboratories for viruses. And the destruction of nature, with an increase in catastrophes, and an increase in food prices, and the consequent increase in the cost of living, creates an ideal environment for the production of viruses.
Thus, the lack of care for the planet and the decline in the production of forests and plant foods, and the expansion of animals for food, makes man guilty of the large concentration of new viruses in the environment.
