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One often-overlooked issue affecting Muay Thai practitioners is the risk of parasitic infections. In Thailand, where the sport originated, parasites such as liver flukes, hookworms, and roundworms are prevalent. These parasites can be transmitted through contaminated food, water, or soil, and Muay Thai fighters, who often train in rural areas and consume local food, may be particularly susceptible.

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One often-overlooked issue affecting Muay Thai practitioners is the risk of parasitic infections. In Thailand, where the sport originated, parasites such as liver flukes, hookworms, and roundworms are prevalent. These parasites can be transmitted through contaminated food, water, or soil, and Muay Thai fighters, who often train in rural areas and consume local food, may be particularly susceptible.

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