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primalfractal
reply to post by KelChemist
...I wasn't going to mention this, because there is little evidence, but chronic fatigue is said to be possibly related. I've had the condition for a few years...
Trisha: The Morgellons Research Foundation has over 13,561 reported families. Not persons, but families. Oklahoma State University has over 20,000 families registered. About 600 people have reported their disease to me, and some have reported to the CDC. My source at CDC told me that this is the most reported disease entity since the reports of HIV/AIDS. And yet so many people have not reported out of fear. The CDC wants to keep it quiet because they are afraid of mass hysteria and mass pandemonium.
I took slides to my friend who is an entomologist and we found fungal hyphae, alternarium, and pathogenic funguses on the slides. These are not things that grow in humans. They are organisms that grow in plants.
NaturalNews
I believe the disease is also vector borne in many cases. Some of the people I have spoken with distinctly remember a bite, then a red, raised area on the skin. Then it became a rash, ulcers and full blown lesions all over their bodies. Then the bugs.
I'd like to throw this out there, as it is interesting and makes you ponder if maybe Morgellons is something good-gone-bad, perhaps accidentally released from a lab studying prevention of illness? /speculation
I'm not saying that these parasitic nanochips are malicious
Does anyone notice that they never get sick anymore after contracting M? I dont mean the symptoms that M causes, I mean colds, flu ect?
Now that you mention it I haven't had a cold in years and every year up until this got a foot hold on my health I was always good for one cold a year.
I used to get sick 2-3 times a year but since getting M, I have not caught a cold or flu. My fiancee gets the flu every year and my sister too....hug them both and wont catch it. It is pretty strange.
Link to message board: morgellons-disease -research.com
I don't get sick either, since this mess started in 2009.
Yesterday, I thought I was getting a cold (bounce, bounce), but nope, all better today.
I have multiple spinal problems -discs out, narrowing of spinal channel and spinal cord pressure, as well as degenerative bone disease in spine. Before this mess started, I could barely walk and was in agonizing pain 24/7. Since this skin problem, very little pain .....
Phage
reply to post by primalfractal
Ok. So without knowing if there is such a report or if it exists, what it actually says....what do you think we should do about your title?
edit on 10/5/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)
Oomycota or oomycetes (oömycetes) form a distinct phylogenetic lineage of fungus-like eukaryotic microorganisms. They are filamentous, microscopic, absorptive organisms that reproduce both sexually and asexually. Oomycetes occupy both saprophytic and pathogenic lifestyles – and include some of the most notorious pathogens of plants, causing devastating diseases such as late blight of potato and sudden oak death.
To shorten up this long story I will tell you that the fibers I have on my body were hollow, cellulose, fluorescent and were blue, red and whitish as well as crystalline. This led me down the rabbit hole to bioengineered fibers containing pathogens. I next focused on oomycetes pathogens that were being bioengineered into pesticides and Lagenidium Giganteum came on the scene as a bioengineered Mosquito larvacide. It was touted to be harmless to mammals. It was in the form of 'mycelium and oospores' to quote the pan pesticides data base. Sounds like fibers to me. A common practice in making biofibers is to add fluorescent marker dyes. Luciferase and Green fluorescent protien could account for the color and fluorescence Of these strands. A short time later it was documented that a number of dogs had died from an emerging new oomycetes pathogen called Lagenidium Giganteum. It presented in cutaneous lesions like pythiosis and then went systemic.
AshleyD
I've never heard of the sufferers claiming it was nanotechnology. All of the ones I've seen on health documentaries and what not claimed they were parasites, which led to the 'illness' being dismissed as a psychological disorder.
This is news to me. Not sure which is scarier- a parasite where nobody believes you or nanotech. lol
Besides your well-reasoned point that reminds me of the Jurassic Park quote "life will find a way" in relation to parasites moving on to a new host when the usual one is unavailable, let us not forget that our skin, our 'first defense' is teaming with bacteria and viruses. If indeed we are talking about a parasitic situation, it's possible they just move in and treat us like bed & breakfast (ewww) and their very presense (or their waste product) causes an irritation that the body does not quite know how to handle.
But they're insectivore parasites, they can't infect mammals right?
Patriotic little buggers aren't they???
...the fibers I have on my body were hollow, cellulose, fluorescent and were blue, red and whitish...
allenidaho
There is not FBI report.
There is, however, a CDC report. Which you can find right here:
www.plosone.org...
or
www.cdc.gov...
The findings by the CDC indicate that fibers recovered from Morgellons sufferers were composed of cellulose. They were determined to be mostly cotton fibers from their clothing. When they would scratch their skin raw, the fibers would become stuck in the wound.
It has been determined to be a delusional skin disorder. There isn't really anything wrong with them. No infections. No bacteria. No virus. No bugs. Nothing.
primalfractal
Saying all those people just don't know how to dress wounds is a good one
Ask yourself, "why did the University of Oklahoma begin in 2005 to study this, and why are their findings so completely different than that of the CDC?
Doing an Internet search for the term “Morgellons” will most certainly return results displaying a variety of theories on the etiology of Morgellons. Such popular folklore theories that are currently circulating are:
Morgellons is nanotechnology distributed in chemtrails in a plot by the government for some sort of gain of power or population control.
Morgellons is a disease from outer space and/or aliens.
Morgellons is a man-made disease intended to be used as a bio-weapon.
Morgellons is the result of GMO foods.
Morgellons is indicated in the “Transhumanism” movement, which contends that the government is conducting experiments in forced or directed evolution of the human genome.
"Targeted Individuals” are purposely being infected by Morgellons as some sort of government plot / mind control ploy.
The harm of these theories and the pseudoscience that purports to give them credence is that it discourages real scientists from undertaking research into Morgellons for the fear of being associated with these unsupported theories, and the potential to cause damage to their reputations and professional careers. Furthermore, it is a precarious situation to gain funding for research studies, and most funders will not support implausible or highly controversial theories.
But it is even more concerning that when people believe such theories, serious harm may occur to the sufferer. They may fall prey to con artists proposing the latest so called Morgellons treatments or the suffering individual may avoid getting a proper medical evaluation and treatment if they believe that the cause of Morgellons is outside the realm of medical pathology.
absurdlyhaywired
Hi Everyone,
Thank you primalfractal and GTD, for your replies, and thank you
for checking out my "movies". You've given me some much needed
validation in this world gone mad/bad.
I see the correlation in the leaf miner pattern.
There seem to be many co-infections complicating the suffering.
I'll let you know if I come up with any great ideas or theories, ok?
(And I'll try hard to keep the really bad ones to myself.)edit on 10-10-2013 by absurdlyhaywired because: additional thought