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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Cotton and Buying Clothes


Lyn

12/17/2009
4:39:25 PM
Mel, I know the purpose of your website is centered on how you were cured and that you want the main emphasis to be on how we might cure this disease. However, I have found the following information very compelling as to cause and a start toward information leading to the prevention of re-infection after being cured.
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Robin, the following excerpt was taken from a website which might be labeled a 'Conspiracy Theory Website,' just judging by the title. However, it was from this online discussion of 'Fiber Disease' that I found key words to do scientific research on Monsanto, Dow and government research projects.
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http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/forum/thread7527.html

I suggest starting at the beginning and reading all of it carefully. I couldn't bear to read it all through the first time - - I stopped part way and just wept.
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Excerpt from a sufferer of 'Fiber Disease.'

<< 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.

I called an expert in the field named Leonel Mendoza and asked him some questions about this emergent new pathogen. He said it presented much like pythiosis but was even faster to become systemic. I asked him about human implications and he said 'only dogs have it ' Since the disease, pythiosis he compared it to was zoonotic I really believed that it could possibly be a human pathogen as well.>>