The greatest single threat to human health since the discovery of AIDS

Andrew Coyle, London England | Feb 5th, 2007 | Andrew Coyle

[healy61]

I recall reading about DNA of jelly fish being put into other organisms. I will pay attention to future articles. About the nematodes: the article states the nematodes were altered and then released on fields to infect insects and they would die without insecticide. Here in Michigan it seems the farms release an Asian beetle. It looks like a lady bug, but they do bite (nothing harmful) and are unable to reproduce. They seem to live all winter. If the writer of this long article is on to something, we will all know soon.

[Lazamataz]

There is an article that states that the disease has been around a long time: "The sickly skin disease has actually been around for centuries. In 1935, an English physician wrote a paper about Morgellons including excerpts from medical journals from the 1600's, describing the disease. "

[Lazamataz]

And as to the contagiousness, it appears that sometimes only one family member contracts it, even after long exposure to the person by other members: "There is no conclusion yet as to whether it is contagious. Some families have only one member who is affected, even after long exposure, while other families report multiple sufferers."

From the same article, it seems to be clustered in Florida, Texas, amd California.

[Scythian]

Has your physician tried ivermectin?

Yes, and praziquantal, I no longer take chemical based anti-parasiticals, I'm doing all natural stuff, these poisons only further damage us. I'm doing lots of stuff that are very potent herbal pathogen killers such as Cat's Claw, Graviola, Palmegranate, Large Doses of Celtic Sea Salt, Silver, and the list goes on, oh, and ionic copper.

I am not DOP like somebody posted above, that cracks me up when people say that, it makes me just want to give them a very tight hug. These nematodes are free living, can live off anything, folks are getting them from clothing in 2nd hand stores, our office chairs at work are literally infested, it seems impossible, but it's true, the medical communtiy will get motivated soon, as we have doctors and nurses that have it, and we've heard the tales from them about what folks are coming into their offices complaigning of.

Anyway, I hope you don't get it, but frankly, and from what I've been told, in less than 10 years or so everyone will have been infected.

[JCEccles]

Has anyone translated this into plain English? Say, in 25 words or less?

The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out
The worms play pinochle on your snout.

Did it in 15.

[Scythian]

Yes, but what they had is not what we have, it's where Morgellons got it's name true, look, let's see where were in at in 5 years, you'll know.

[sociotard]

Y'see, the idea that there's no support for this condition because the Medical Community is too proud to take a look seems . . . unlikely. When doctors prove the existence of new diseases they get their names in the medical texts. When pharmaceutical companies find new diseases, they make lots of money off the treatments.

Okay, your contention is that the people making these transgenic nematodes make lots of money selling them to farmers for pest control. I'll say that may be so.

Now compare the revenues from one of many forms of pest control to the revenues for just one lifesaving drug. There's no comparison! If big money favors revealing the disease over concealing the disease, the disease will be revealed.

[Porterville]

Flat worms?

And I thought the biggest threat was the crap ass, baby boomer passing into the night, garbage of a sh!t "grammys" award show that my girlfriend is making me watch.

I would much rather be entertained by flatworms....

BECAUSE THESE GRAMMIES ARE KILLING ME!!!

[Scythian]

Nice theory, the problem is that once this gets out, and it's coming, the bio-tech industry id DEAD. Releasing a world wide uncurable plague ain't going to go over well. There is literally NO REGULATION on releasing these transgenic species, and the bio-tech path is the future of the world economy. No, you are wrong, there is everything to lose and nothing to gain. Soon Frankenstien will be revealed, there is a change of direction coming ...

[Lazamataz]

from what I've been told, in less than 10 years or so everyone will have been infected.

That's a pretty sweeping statement. Is there any online resource that makes this claim?

[JCEccles]

Has anyone translated this into plain English? Say, in 25 words or less?

a.k.a. Global worming.

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Anyway, these nematodes have gotten totally out of control and the bacteria/fungi are now able to live seperate from the nematodes themselves,

The original nematodes have evolved? Mutated?

[La Enchiladita]

Does it look like this?!

[Nervous Tick]

>> I'm doing all natural stuff, these poisons only further damage us.

O-tay... I now have seen all I need to see to evaluate for myself your pseudoscientific post, as well as your supposed "condition".

I'll drop you a line if and when the "nematodes all around us" interfere with my ability to type out a pos10923870qvnacsadf;uipq

[Lazamataz]

O-tay... I now have seen all I need to see to evaluate for myself your pseudoscientific post, as well as your supposed "condition".

The condition is quite real, and the spread is alarming: From 12 people in 2003 to a claim of 9041 households on the morgellons.org website. The CDC has this to say: Click.

I'm far from convinced that it will sweep the world, but it is real.

[Scythian]

Later everyone, do with this information what you will. I've done all I can.

[Lazamataz]

You have done what you can. I'm unconvinced it will infect everyone, but it's now on my radar.

[Scythian]

Yes, 10,000 households, but that's nothing, no way will most of us register. When Dr. Schwartz spoke at the emerging diseases conference in Florida he suggested that Morgellons patients should have to disclose in real estate transactions that they have it, that hotels ask all customers if they have Morgellons, and that treatment centers be built in major areas around the united states. He was dead serious, and he was correct, that is what should be done, families have contracted Morgellons after buying house once lived in by Morgellons folks, and have even gotten it from buying used cars once own by a Morgellons patient.

So, we all do as much as we can, but many of us are not registering, no way, no how. Besides, anybody can hack into a database these days, like the MRF's site is super secure, ya right.

Signing out ....

[secretagent]

fyi

[MHGinTN]

Okay, can't say as I blame you. You might get some itch relief from tea tree oil, too. Full strength to inflamed areas works wonders in scabicidal treatments, but the baths won't kill off the scabies mites. I have a dear cousin who has had severeal strokes and I haul him around for shopping, etc. ... he moved a dump sofa into his apartment and got scabies we're trying to get rid of now. He infested my truck and now he has me enlisted in the effort to cure us. Even my two cats are carriers to treat and the daily laundry gets old when you have to maneuver around with a cane.