Seems like a very interesting theory and it does indeed live up to the symbiotic claim.
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Well, I've had some interesting developments in my infection (since 2003). I've recently healed to a new level of sore resolution never before
achieved. Unfortunately, there is not a definitive cause. A number of factors could be the or one of the reasons for my accelerating recovery:
1. began consuming 5 tsp of Salba (Salvia Hispanica) daily.
2. increased, more regular sleep.
3. unusually significant, recent progress in digestive system cleansing. I have been actively cleaning out my digestive tract (via various pills and
additives, with daily, tangible success) for almost 5 years now and the end is still certainly beyond 30 days, probably much further away.
4. physical destruction/removal of "Queen" organisms from 2 to 4 areas of infection. (it's difficult to conclude a victory and I don't focus on
maintaining memories of the events.)
5. diligence in blood cleansing. (kinda like leeching?)
This last one is an old issue but I have a new theory as to it's nature. It appears to me that in infected areas, there are reservoirs if you will,
of infected blood. Active sores, when open, bleed too much and too fast. Furthermore, the blood is darker than normal blood. Via my method of
immersing open, active sores in 91% isopropyl alcohol and by physically encouraging blood flow (gentle squeezing guidance), I have been able to
determine directional origins of the presumed infected blood (generally to spots of original/first sore's occurrence), as well as reach the end of
drainage processes - it often took quite a while and a stomach for seeing blood, but I was able to reach "empty" points for the presence of infected
blood (or any bleeding for that matter) in active sores. my new persistence and patience for draining sores till "empty" was concurrent with my
increased recovery - along with all the other factors listed above.
Anyway, there's some info for ya.
To whomever found success with some specified type olive oil i think it was - i had similar marked success with castor oil, so...?
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reply to post by Anonymous ATS
I like your notion of it being fungal and concurrently attracting other parasites and organisms. That's a powerful theory for explaining the wide
variety of symptom manifestations, some of which sometimes seem staunchly independent... hmmm...
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Hey verbal kint- I just discovered something new about these "things" and wondered if you or anyone else has noticed. I am a smoker and I have
just noticed that these things are in the tobacco (in a cigarette) from a brand new pack. So, they are coming in your cigarettes (or some of them
anyway). Don't know if it is like that anywhere else??
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Originally posted by imysbbad
reply to post by verbal kint
"They will get into my hair and work
their way towards my face so they an drop into my eye. You can actually see a long hair strand stand up and bend towards front of my head! No
joking. "
\ Imysbbad, do you have pictures of these things? also could you be more specific I see these so called bright spots on cars all the time, but it is
from the sun reflecting off the paint.
Anyone have pictures of any of these things they have pulled off or out of there body? please PM me, I want to believe but at the same time would want
to see some pics.
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Here's an article I just found in the Scientific American, purely by chance.
www.scientificamerican.com...
What is Morgellons Disease? Is it a physical or psychological condition?
How do the patients describe these living things they believe are beneath their skin?
Often they describe them as tiny fibers. [According to the MRF, the fibers or "filaments" are "near microscopic" and may be white, blue, red or
black. In addition to the filaments, there may also be black or white sandlike granules on or in the skin.].
Have you seen any evidence of these organisms?
Individuals and their physicians have sent me pictures of these filaments and skin samples purportedly containing them, but I have never found
evidence of any parasites. Looking under the microscope, the samples look like amorphous skin, like a skin sample from a normal person might look.
Some contain hair follicles. And apart from my personal experience, I am not aware of any evidence in the scientific literature suggesting that these
patients have infectious agents crawling under their skin.
Do these patients have other signs of infectious disease?
Frequently, the patient's history and skin lesions are not consistent with what we know about infectious diseases. If, for example, a person had
toxoplasmosis [a disease caused by the protozoan Toxoplasma gondii, often contracted via contact with soiled kitty litter, for example], he or she
would have enlarged lymph nodes and flulike illness. Or if a patient had pinworm [a common parasitic infection in young children], he or she would
have rectal itching. There are even parasitic infections that cause itching and skin manifestations, but none of them are consistent with the clinical
presentation of Morgellons.
If there are no parasites, what else could cause the sores—some kind of skin disease?
To my knowledge, there is no consistent feature of these skin lesions that have been linked to a dermatological diagnosis. They are self-inflicted.
So what is wrong with these patients?
They are clearing suffering. My interpretation is that the symptoms are most consistent with a psychiatric condition.
I really don't lnow enough to comment, I just found this by coincidence, researching something else.
Interesting, either way I hope the find out what's going on so these poor people can be treated.
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Sorry so long to answer. No pics. To me, they look like miniature gnats but these things have stages they go thru or something. I'M not good with
biology, microbiology... I know they do something with any and all insects in the house. I find lumps in the carpet and I dig it out and sometimes
it is a fly that is covered(?) or something is being done to it. On the cars, well it is hard to explain how to know it is these things. It looks
like it is because of the sun shining (and some are ), but these almost blind you. Even at night when yard light shines on them, or a flashlight. It
could be in the exact same place on car during the day and also at night. I don't understand any of this but I do know what I see and what it is
doing. Also, I have no lesions and if I did, it wouldn't be self inflicted that's for sure. The Morgellon victims are not lying. It is very
strange what is going on and someone should help them.
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Hey, I am going to take a minute to say publically that everytime this thread surfaces I am embarresed by my ravings I posted a long time ago.
It was a bad week for me, (obviously) I had been working double shifts at work and living on caffiene and I got caught up in something might be
wrong with me thinking..............
I do not have or think I have this dis-ease, my heart goes out to those who do suffer with it as I can only imagine (as I did) what it must be like
to try to live with such a condition.
No disrespect to the OP or anyone else who posted here. If I could ever retract anything posted on the board it would be my posts here, but it
doesn't work that way.
Thank you for allowing me an attempt at redemption.
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