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12/8/2009 1:38:00 AM | Hey Deb#2, Hello, the thought we once discussed was that,you and I have had this the longest of probably any one I have talked to yet. I think you would agree that we have one leg to go on beating this. My thought would be perhaps you are healing in layers,and that would be the thought here for what it is worth. I have included from my site a little blurb or insight on Bio--film. I by no means think I know very much or am brainy,it just seems right. We haven't gotten far enough into this to not say maybe something is hiding in one of the little curves in the colon area? Article and blurg on Bio film Biofilms can contain many different types of microorganism, e.g. bacteria, archaea, protozoa, fungi and algae; each group performing specialized metabolic functions. However, some organisms will form monospecies films under certain conditions. Researchers from the Helmholtz Center for Infection Research have investigated the strategies used by biofilms. They discovered that biofilm bacteria apply chemical weapons in order to defend themselves against disinfectants and antibiotics, phagocytes and our immune system. The lead researcher, Dr. Carsten Matz, began a serious investigation in order to find why phagocytes cannot annihilate the biofilm bacteria. He analyzed the marine bacteria, which defend themselves against the amoebae, the behavior of which copies the behavior of phagocytes. The amoebae behave in the sea just like the immune cells in human body: they search for and feed on the bacteria. When bacteria are alone and separated in the water, they become an easy catch for the attackers. However, when they attach to a surface and join other bacteria, the amoebae cannot assault them. The researcher stated that biofilms may be seen as a source of new bioactive agents. When bacteria are organized in biofilms, they produce effective substances which individual bacteria are unable to produce alone. Antibiotics do not penetrate polysaccharide matrix. Difficult to diagnosis and culture. Microbes impart genetic material to one another to maintain resistance. Highly resistant to both immunological and non-specific defense mechanisms of the body. Natural Bacillus Thuringiensis (Non-GMO BT) is a gram-positive, spore-forming bacterium which during sporulation produces protein crystals. It is characterized as a widespread insect pathogen and its insecticidal activity is attributed to the parasporal crystals. The spores feed on natural intestinal flora then burst releasing protein toxin Crystalline protein damaging the gut. & Bio-pesticide BT (GMO)goes beyond traditional cross breeding techniques and exchanges traits of plants, animals and bacteria. You know Deb after re reading this -let me know your thoughts okay? It seems to me that it is the layers of morgellons growth, the diseased condition of the lining in the intestine,and that the antibiotic kills maybe only surface bugs,then the prob biotic is also not getting through,could all be my contributing factors. I get a picture of my intestinal (loops) having some little crevices that are covered. And I get a picture of my intestine and the antibiotic killing surface bugs and the interior ones brewing and needing help for the final phase of healing. I was told to use the Interase plus or an appropriately combined edta and that it will for me supposedly penetrate the layers once again. Then for me I was told that the appropriate antibiotic for me used in the correct distance from a pro biotic would both kill bugs and heal the lining. We will see. Blessing take care, Pamela mae |
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