Personality Ganda, a Man Addicted to Drinking Blood

VIVAlife - A 23-year-old man in Turkey, become so 'vampire' after kencanduan drink human blood. As reported by the Daily Mail page, extreme habit is presumably because the man who was not named to have multiple personalities and amnesia.

"Maybe because the 'switch' to another personality, it lost its way during the events of 'bloody' it, no matter who the victim again," the researchers wrote in a report released by the Journal of Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics.

The man began to slice his own body parts to get the blood. He began looking for blood from other sources to meet their needs. Including, asked his father bought in the blood bank.
Blood addiction experienced by men is described as immediate needs such as breathing. Married men it has ever been arrested several times since caught poking and biting others.
The doctors at the Military Hospital Denizli, Turkey, which is involved in the study believe that the behavior of the men was a reaction to the terrible events in his life. Horrible event includes witnessing a murder committed by one of his friends.
In addition, men also allegedly traumatized by the death of his daughter, who was four months old and murder his uncle. The team of doctors, led Direnc Sakarya diagnose the man with multiple personalities (dissociative identity disorder / DID), posttraumatic stress disorder (post-traumatic stress disorder / PTSD), chronic depression and alcohol abuse.
The doctor also noted that dual personality often associated with abuse and neglect of children. In the case of this Turkish man, is alleged to have assaulted the mother while still a teenager. However, these events did not remember the man.
He was actually admitted to feeling tortured oleh'pendamping imaginary force them to acts of violence and suicide. After being treated for bad weekend, the habit of drinking the blood of the men began to decrease. However, it DID symptoms remain.
Despite not experiencing the negative effects of the habit to drink blood, the human body can not adapt to the real blood digest. Those who consume the blood are also at risk haemochromatosis, iron overdose, and HIV infection.
Sources: http://life.viva.co.id/news/read/389079