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A carnosity is a medical condition defined by any abnormal fleshy excrescence or tuberosity. Carnosity comes from the word carnose which means a buildup of flesh. The Carnosity disease started back in 1884 in Middle-Europe, it has led to more than 50,000 deaths worldwide
