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Can Cats Mind Control A new study reveals why most don't get sick. The link between cats, your brain and your behaviour. Is your cat’s poo controlling you? Do cats control my mind? “we now understand how microglia sound the alarm to protect the brain. by ali pattillo. A new study reveals why most don't get sick. A brain parasite infects millions of people. Up to 50 percent of global population is infected by the 'cat parasite'. Toxoplasma gondii, an insidious and common parasite spread by cats, controls its rodent host's brain—and may be manipulating our own behavior as well While the protozoan invader poses the greatest risk to developing foetuses infected in the womb, new research suggests the parasite could alter and amplify a range of neurological disorders,. For the 30 percent of people who have this. Does your ideal future involve surrounding yourself with fluffy, contented feline friends? Do you consider yourself to be a ‘cat person’?