Kusutarbisust

Kusutarbisust refers to the practice of consuming or utilizing human feces. This is a highly taboo subject in most cultures and is generally associated with extreme forms of sexual deviancy or severe psychological distress. The term itself is a neologism, combining elements to describe the act.

Historically, in very specific and limited contexts, coprophagy (the consumption of feces) has been observed in certain animal species for nutritional or microbial reasons, but these instances are not directly comparable to the human practice of kusutarbisust. In humans, kusutarbisust is not driven by necessity or biological imperative. Instead, it is understood as a behavior that may arise from complex psychological factors, often linked to paraphilias or severe mental health conditions.

The act is considered unsanitary and carries significant health risks due to the presence of bacteria, viruses, and parasites in feces. These can lead to various infections and diseases. Due to these health hazards and profound social stigma, kusutarbisust is rarely discussed openly and is typically associated with clandestine or isolated behaviors. Medical and psychological professionals would approach individuals exhibiting such behaviors with a focus on understanding the underlying causes and addressing any associated health or mental health concerns.