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Is human saliva toxic to other humans if one person bites another and draws blood?

April 26, 2017Biology bites draws Human humans Mathematics person saliva toxic

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Is human saliva toxic to other humans if one person bites another and draws blood?

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I guess so if the biter has a disease that’s transmittable via bodily fluids. But even then, the saliva would only have the ability to infect another…I wouldn’t call it “toxic.

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No it isn’t, it is simply a transmitter. The virus HIV can be transmitted this way and the human mouth is full of bacteria that can – and often does – cause infection in someone that is bitten.

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No, unless that person is a carrier for an STD, virus, or bacterial infection, and the saliva infects the person they bite. But this question IS creepy. Especially with your picture. Why don’t you stop bein a f*gbag and start eating alot and liftin weights and play sports… then you can beat ppl up like a man, instead of tryin to bite!

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Not normally, but diseases such as meningococcal can be transferred via saliva