Peter
3/30/2016
11:50:39 PM | Hi Folks
FYI...I really think this will help you guys.
There is a thick fibrous layer of tissue on the scalp that is called the galea. It is dense and fibrous, like callous, and is there to protect the head. Many people are not aware of how important it is to treat this part of the scalp, because the morgellons structure does significantly load in this galea.
During my recovery, I came to understand, while trying to figure out why I was having repeated breakouts on my shoulders and back, something very important in this regard.
I came to discover that fibers, biofilm, and spores were falling from my scalp (the galea) onto the shoulders and upper back without my knowing. This was fueling breakouts. So once I realized this, it became clear to me that I must aggressively treat the scalp. When I did, the outbreaks stopped.
Here is a three step process that you might practice daily:
1) lather and massage tea tree soap into the galea. Let it sit for a couple minutes. It is an astringent, meaning it will open up the pours. Rinse it out; 2) lather and massage Azure sulphur soap in the same way. Let it also sit for a couple minutes. This then strips out biofilm and spores that the tea tree soap has loosened; 3) upon finishing bathing, wet your hair with Kleen Green and massage it in. Then comb your hair from the base of your neck behind your ears forward towards your forehead over the sink. Do this until you see no more "stuff" hitting the bottom of your sink. Finally, dry your hair with paper towels, but leave it moist. Do not rinse it out with water.
It took me 8 months to get the biofilm stripped from the galea. I still make sure I do this a couple times per week. Hope this helps.
Godspeed,
Peter |
