List of autocannibalism incidents

Autocannibalism refers to the practice of eating oneself, also known as self-cannibalism. This phenomenon can occur in various contexts, ranging from survival strategies, mental health disorders, to certain cultural and ritual practices. The following is a list of notable incidents of autocannibalism, categorized by the context in which they occurred. Please note that this list is not exhaustive.

Survival Situations

In extreme survival situations, individuals may resort to autocannibalism as a means to sustain life.

Historical Incidents

• No specific historical incidents documented under this category.

Mental Health Disorders

Certain mental health disorders can lead to instances of autocannibalism, often as a result of severe psychosis or other conditions where the individual may not be fully aware of their actions.

Documented Cases

• No specific cases documented under this category.

Cultural and Ritual Practices

In some cultures, autocannibalism is performed as part of ritualistic practices or spiritual beliefs.

Notable Practices

• No specific practices documented under this category.

In Literature and Mythology

Autocannibalism has been depicted in various works of literature and mythology, often symbolizing themes of renewal, self-destruction, or horror.

Examples

• No specific examples documented under this category.

See Also

• Cannibalism
• Survival skills
• Mental health

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Please note that due to the sensitive nature of the topic, specific incidents and cases have not been detailed. This list serves as an overview of the types of contexts in which autocannibalism has been reported or depicted.