Morgs. Fenbendazole and bottled water, borax for laundry and baths, purple power cleaner for environment.   [End]
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Nah he’s not trying to profit   [End]
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Michele, The good news is, your doing it right. The bad news is, you will still be using fenben years from now. Luckily it is not so harsh on the organs as ivermectin or pyrantel pamoate, which are also effective and approved for humans. I’m speaking from intuition and personal experience of 300 fenben doses, obv not scientific studies. Well, there are no studies yet for Morgs treatments.   [End]
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Neat box WU, is it working as a trigger? Would acetic acid also work to trigger them? It seems to be what many nematocyst researchers use for their experiments. Don’t try this, it’s a highly toxic solvent used in the production of meth, heroin, and coke, hmmmm....But vinegar is a weak acetic acid and could be played with.   [End]
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Consider joining the Water Protection and Preservation group on FB. HABs and their possible association with Morgs are one of the main subjects being discussed in this group.   [End]
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#13587 hit the nail on the head. Nevertheless, we still need to deal with our infested environment, because it does slow healing and increase discomfort. Regarding wearing new clothes straight off the rack: I’d rather put something on from the bottom of my clothes hamper that has been festering under a wet towel than unwashed new clothes.   [End]
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”Penetration of living skin tissue, as opposed to the dead cells of the hair shaft or nail, limits the number of active agents which may be used. Furthermore, for local treatment it is preferred not to treat the skin as the active agents may enter the systemic circulation thereby increasing the incidence of adverse side effects.”   [End]
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Did anyone find him?   [End]
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Agree with Buggered here. I was real fiber sick (no GI problems but 45 morgellons symptoms) and bombed myself with 4 months (1 or 2 doses daily) of ivermectin, fenbendazole, and pyrantel pamaote. That worked, and made the organs hurt, a lot. The fenben feels (and liver function tests confirm) that it is something I can take a couple days a month for many years to maintain control over these currently unidentified parasitic organisms.   [End]
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Buy a USB microsope for 50 bucks. Examine the site of the itching. If you see mites, get mite treatment. If you see fibers, get fenbendazole. If you’re afraid of meds not made for humans, you could go with the harsher ivermectin. It took me hundreds of doses over 4 years to mostly recover. LMK if you have luck with antibiotics. They did nothing for me but make my pee stink. I’m kinda lymey too, but morgs were my war.   [End]
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Your post, and the link’s discussion of our inner ear, again make me consider the cause of four years of Morgellons tinnitus, that worked like clockwork. Every single time I laid to bed, and even worse when I got up in the morning, 20 minutes of screaming tinnitus followed. Standing up to leave the bathtub was another guarantee of both intense vertigo and tinnitus. ”Equilibrium organs are called statocysts. They contain statoliths (stones) made with dense material such as calcium or magnesium salts crystals which are in contact with specialized cells.” My favorite Morg medications, afte ...
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It took 4 years and 500 doses of the dewormers you are taking to make the ringing stop.   [End]
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Pinworms don’t fly; Morgellons fibers do.   [End]
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This is a Scabdraggr vid, not my own. I’m doing well, Clew, tx for asking. Only about 5 symptoms now affect me, instead of 45. Its taken 5 years and 500 doses of anthelmintics to get here. Love your latest images in new threads btw.   [End]
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From the CEHF ”Keeping you in the Loop” e-newsletter: ”Moregellons Facts You Should Know 6-10% of Lyme disease patients develop Morgellons Borrelia can be easily cultured from Morgellons skin lesions Borrelia spirochetes and their biofilms are abundantly detected in Morgellons skin Most Morgellons patients have negative serology for Lyme disease Morgellons is a visible manifestation seen in patients with chronic Lyme disease Morgellons filaments can be easily visualized in skin using lighted microscopy at 60-100x”   [End]
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Red Reishi is supposed to be very effective against Morgellons, as well.   [End]
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The EMF is certainly fueling the organism that causes Morgellons. It is a contributing factor, but not the root of the problem.   [End]
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Listen to your skin and it will tell you how often to change the sheets. I sleep fully clothed and I only have to do the sheets once or twice a week. There was a time when it was every day or two, though. Its a hassle but comforters should be washed nearly as often as the sheets.   [End]
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Then lets figure out what those 15 healthy kids have in common with tweakers. Environmental exposures, especially solvents, should be considered. The kids and the elderly are most affected by the Morganism, but otherwise healthy people that use too many stimulants are showing symptoms in their teens to 40s. There is a clue here, it just needs to be deciphered.   [End]
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@ Denial- Not sure if your post was a response to me, but . Cancer and Morgellons are quite distinct. I have turned back the course of Morgs- decimated the symptom burden- while smoking a pack or chewing a can every day, binging gin and llello on weekends, drinking sodapop, working and playing in the sun every day. Internal Fenbendazole and epsom salt bathing till the cows come home. If these were effective against cancer, clinics would have been using them for decades. For many years, posters and doctors have failed in trying to put traditional labels on the novel and distin ...
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Hilarious protocol from Maybelle? Yes. Statement about Morgellons not even being real? Not hilarious, but just as ludicrous.   [End]
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Stellar OP! From the wiki link: ”ELF radio waves are generated by lightning and natural disturbances in Earth’s magnetic field, so they are a subject of research by atmospheric scientists.” Is this what is affecting those of us with symptom surges during full moon? It isn’t the moonlight, since the surge is just the same even when indoors during the full moon days. I was working 12+ hours daily on a wifi connection, during the 2011 supermoon, when I experienced the onset of over 40 distinct Morgellons symtpoms in one week.   [End]
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Wow Flossy, A year non-stop is heavy....But I’m also 3 years in and still treating a few days per month with Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Pyrantel P. I did 4 months of the above non-stop and that felt like my limit. OP your photos look pretty familiar to me. Check out my Flickr page to see if you think we are fighting the same thing: https://www.flickr.com/photos/88053906@N05/sets/72157647377473373 I’m guessing that sushi and travel were more likely to give you these issues than unwashed veggies at home. I ate sushi and cebiche every day for over a year, in S. America, preceding ...
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Thanks for returning to post an update. Every couple of weeks I end up surfing Google, trying to understand why antipsychotics provide symptom relief for some Morgies. You aren’t the first to say this, but nobody calls them a cure in the end. Similarly, I know that stimulants are at least a risk factor - perhaps the lone cause - for some people’s Morgellons. But in the short term Adderral or cocaine will relieve nearly all symptoms for a night. Alcohol also works this way. It’s pretty confusing. Now I feel that Morgellons is so poorly understood, that we’re better off working on the ...
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You could use the word ”fake” if you wanted, to describe a hair that has been completely taken over by the infection. At this stage it will be a hollow tube, with little or no original hair color. The root becomes enveloped in an opaque bulb that often has black ”gel” inside of it. It hurts less than pulling out a regular hair, but requires triple the force.   [End]
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Can you tell me anything more about this use of the hair in the strongyle’s life cycle, Sharkman? When I first learned how effective dewormers were in controlling my Morgellons symptoms, I took them for 120 days straight. During this time, 99% of Morgellons symptoms migrated to my scalp. The organism ceased functioning in the rest of my body. This leads me to believe that there was a form the organism took in the hair that was immune to treatment.   [End]
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I take the Safegaurd Fenbendazole horse paste, with one tube giving me about 5-7 doses, just one dose per day. ICU and Scabdraggr protocols recommend a fatty diet during use, for improved absorption. It’s never upset my stomach when taken without food, but my liver sometimes hurts just minutes after dosing. I also use the Equimax Ivermectin paste, which is mixed with Praziquantel. Nobody recommends this, but I really like to leave the paste under my tongue for a couple of minutes before swallowing. The fact that I love the taste of these pastes might suggest that I really benefit f ...
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OP, parts of your description sound much like what I went through when I first developed Morgellons Syndrome, which I think is associated with my Lyme exposure and probable liver fluke and tapeworm infections. ”Just a week ago after having sex with my bf and cuddling we both felt itchy” This, the hair problems, the cysts behind your ears, and the heavy sleepiness that overcomes you are symptoms I experienced. I jokingly called it ”spontaneous fatigue syndrome”, when I couldn’t drive somewhere 20 minutes away without pulling over to nap because I would become so tired out of nowhere ...
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3 things I find interesting about these photos: 1. The spore-like, fruiting body-like, fungal-like, flower-like tip that you have shown us in so many images already. 2. That blob part of it that looks a bit like the ventricles of a heart to me - also a common theme in some of your other photos. 3. The much thinner strand denoted by your green line. This reminds me of what I often see attached to the base of an infected hair follicle. I feel like I am pulling a piece of the ”network” out when extracting these.   [End]
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I agree Xelaetaks. When I first took Fenben, some posters were warning that it was poison. It may have saved my life, certainly it saved my quality of life. Those who are going to post such grave and generally sweeping warnings as, ”anything with the syllable ’ben’ is toxic” should support their posts with links.   [End]
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Good observations and accurate descriptions, especially in your 2nd post ”45”. I know what you are going through. At one time my dog couldn’t get 3 steps into the door without stopping to scratch the fibers that would instantly attack anything living that entered my house. Cleaning certain areas, like my computer workstation or dryer lint trap, was an exercise in skin torture. But here is the weird thing: Since I’ve decimated symptoms, my house has no more fibers than any other typical building. I’m a single dude with an active lifestyle - nobody would accuse me of excessive housecleani ...
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Infected hair follicles are indeed a problem for Morgies. But for the unfortunate souls experiencing full-blown Morgellons Syndrome, this symptom is just the tip of the iceberg. Your post understates the severity of this systemic condition. Since these infected follicles are easy to observe with just the naked eye, researchers should be analyzing them much more than they do now. By ”analyze”, I mean identify the clear/white gel that coats these hair follicles, the black substance that eventually replaces the root of the follicle, and experiment with inducing the independent movement fro ...
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I agree with your inclination to continue referring to a fungal element, WU. Despite the fact that the Morgellons experts, like Marianne Middleveen, insist they do not find fungi in Morgellons samples, I cannot close my eyes to what I see in Clew’s photos. Over the course of a couple years, I saw a thousand of these shed from my skin: https://www.flickr.com/photos/88053906@N05/15873548101/in/album-72157647377473373/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/88053906@N05/8144900676/in/album-72157647377473373/ So, it is difficult for me to dismiss a fungal component. Carnicom’s suggestions of a ”Cr ...
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I’m the resident skeptic regarding the ID of these things, I explain why here: http://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2256882#i   [End]
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Posters here insist they are flukes, though nobody can post a link to a respected publication that identifies them as such. The closest thing to a doctor reference that I have found in my Google research identifying these is from Hulda Clark, who received a lot of criticism from the medical community for her research and treatment methods. That said, I sure got a lot of these to release when I took anthelmintics, so the CZ posters may be right. One reason I am uncertain is that my colon hydrotherapist says that they are mucoid plaque associated with a parasitic infection. Here is ...
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Wow, this indeed does paint a picture of a severe parasite infection. Could you give more details on the ”head pain more severe than a regular headache”? Have you a had a good lyme/coinfections test, from a lab like Igenex?   [End]
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Personally, I think that I got a lot of symptom relief from both ozone colon hydrotherapy, as well as rectal topical application of anthelmintics. But it is crucial that you remember, whenever reading my posts, that my lifestyle and travel history for 2 decades preceding the expression of Morgellon symptoms involved EXTREME exposure to traditional parasites common in Latin America. I perceive Morgellons to be distinct from these traditional parasites (and Lyme), but to thrive by interacting with them. If this is true, then it would be difficult to distinguish whether the colon treatment ...
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My favorite post from your site is the ”Detox Details and Intuitive Eating”, but it is the only one I’ve found that doesn’t accept comments. I agree with the concepts of that post. Since I’ve finally recovered enough to resume a physically active lifestyle, I’ve experienced severe muscle cramping (full-body, with the abdominals being the worst) following a big day of rockclimbing or physical labor. EmergenC, salt, and Gatorade were the first things I tried for recovery, assuming it was electrolyte deficiencies. They failed though, so I’m left with intuitive solutions for whatever defic ...
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Long, hot Epsom salt bath before bed can get u a few hours of good slumber....but I found that for the most part the worms dictate sleep schedule until they are controlled.   [End]
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Maybelle that is exactly how I feel about experimenting with frequency therapies. The idea is promising, but risky. It somehow took me four years to figure out that I should turn off the WiFi and cordless phones at home. I’m healthier than I’ve been in so long, I’d hate to hit the wrong frequency and experience a major setback. I’ve never tried transdermal ozone, but the ozone colon hydrotherapy treatments I got were awesome. Expect a major dieoff that needs to be passed, however. Not really related to this thread, but I went to a new dermatologist this week, since my last morgellons ...
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Been there, things got 90% better. My dog endured very intense inundation of morgellons fibers from me, showed symptoms for 3 months, faded it. He’s the healthiest dog for his size and age I’ve ever met now. Are you making people in your proximity itch too? You should start a new thread so we don’t derail this one. The most important basic info I have for you is: Epsom salt baths, no sugar, limit EMF exposure.   [End]
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Personally, I think adderall is the worst med possible for this. It doesn’t aggravate symptoms the day I take it, but the 3 day aftermath is pure symptom surge.   [End]
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Improvement now that the full moon has passed, by chance? Full moons involve 3 days of elusive and unpredictable sleep for me.   [End]
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I agree. Goo and fluke specimens are common in Morgies, but to see the direct involvement with fibers makes this an important photo.   [End]
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I think I need to get back on board with this 3-5 days/month fenben schedule. I’ve tapered to 1-2 days, and used pyrantel pamoate instead of fenben the past couple of months. This full moon has brought a strong (+200%) symptom surge. How do you time your dosing in relation to the moon cycle Cimber?   [End]
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Thank you for sharing, I do appreciate your honesty and attention to detail. The fact that you didn’t photo document the actual specimens that tested as vegetable matter make your conclusion less convincing, though. It frustrates me that nobody seems to have documentation from credible medical sources on the nature of these ”tomato skin-rollup” artifacts. My current personal estimations on these things: good chance they are dead flukes some chance undigested vegetable skins some chance tissue from organs some chance previously unidentified organism I have a Flickr album showin ...
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lol paragone- bringing a squirt gun to a war. I never even considered that I had parasites until after the ”scatter” had occurred, (assuming this scattering is a real phenomenon). Paragone barely touched the symptoms. But yeah, that was my first try too, followed by the equally ineffective antibiotics. Eventually Scabdraggr directed me to the feed store and life got much better.   [End]
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Seen the stuff on the right, but don’t know what it is. Parasitic waste? Giant Liver fluke starting to decompose? Doubt its a tapeworm. Those on the left look so much like the fluke images shown on non-CZ medical and vet websites, your ID seems pretty solid there. I watched a compilation of parasite endoscopies on Utube today. The living worms weren’t even gross, but the latter part of the clip showed toxic yellow waste piles surrounding some of them -appalling. I wonder if some of the strange stool artifacts we see are these waste products: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D76qndUOSz4
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Safegaurd fenbendazole- for strongoyles, pinworms, and roundworms. Equimax praziquantel/ivermectin- tapeworms, large strongyles, small blood worms, ascarids, threadworms, pinworms, hairworms, large mouth stomach worms, lungworms and bots Problems? They make my organs hurt, but so does ozone so I think its the dieoff and not the medications for the most part. The other problem is I really don’t think they work on all stages of the parasites, so long term treatment has been necessary. That said, they were lifesavers and the first dose gave me massive vision and symptom improvement over ...
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Stand by your man - swing by the feed store and get him a small tube of Safegaurd and of Equimax, which should last about 2 weeks. He’ll know within a few doses if worms are his problem. This approach is cavalier, but when I was desperate they were lifesavers. Research ICU protocols if you can get scripts, scabdraggr protocol if you can’t and aren’t afraid of vet meds.   [End]
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Florida was involved with Plan Columbia as well: Sands received nationwide attention for Ag/Bio Con in spring and summer of last year, when he -- along with Colonel Jim McDonough, a former top aide to US drug czar General McCaffrey who had taken a new job as Florida's top drug official -- tried a similar sales job to use another strain of  Fusarium  to control Florida's burgeoning marijuana industry. David Struhs, the head of Florida's Department of Environmental Protection, reacted with a strongly cautionary letter saying: " Fusarium  ...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusarium The name of  Fusarium  comes from Latin  fusus , meaning a  spindle . I've been saying it for years- Morgellons wraps! Spindle may be a more apt word choice.   Following an outbreak of  Fusarium oxysporum  that affected  coca  plantations in  Peru , and other crops planted in the area, the  United States  has proposed the use of the agent as a  mycoherbicide  in drug eradication. In 2000, a proposal was passed to use the agent as p ...
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It feels like you are trying too hard to associate your specimens with traditional insects or animals. Why can’t it just be an unidentified, prolific, and deliberate goo that forms networks, and takes many different forms depending on what it becomes involved with, both within the host and the host’s environment? That’s what it feels like to me. I won’t pretend to understand whether the goo creates fibers or the fibers create the goo. Four years have not taught me that. Nor have I gained any understanding of the toxicity or lifespan of fibers outside of the host. BTW I’m still ...
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Ur website would get more comments if you didn’t require name and email. I’ll comment on some things about the new photos here though. Bee- I don’t see the bee. I’d like to see that glowing red piece upper left closer, and in sharp focus though- looks like energy. This and your other photos show the milky white-clear colors around the borders of specimens, while the more developed core seems brown and red. Could the darker colors represent what the originally clear goo had drawn in? More Morg photos- Don’t really see fruit flies, again focus is poor. What I do recognize is those fl ...
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