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10 Surprising Diseases That Can Kill Anyone in 1 Day

Mad Cow Disease

It’s scary to imagine humans getting mad cow. In actuality it’s not exactly mad cow, but it’s something very similar known as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. You can only contract this condition if you consume the brain or spinal cord of infected cattle, so for this reason, it’s pretty rare. With that said, if you do get it, your death is pretty much guaranteed as your symptoms worsen. You won’t die the same day it enters your system, but you will die pretty quickly!

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