Cannibalism has been practised for various reasons, including cultural and religious practices, and survival in extreme conditions.
In some cultures, consuming human flesh was believed to confer strength, courage, or spiritual power.
Cannibalism is illegal in most countries and is considered a taboo practice in many cultures.
Cannibalism can lead to the transmission of diseases such as kuru and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, which are caused by prions.
Cannibalism is also associated with psychological disorders such as psychosis and antisocial personality disorder.
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