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1/5/2018 8:09:27 AM | Hi cassandra, I too have lyme and bartonella and EBV and candida and morgellons. And to be honest I'm not sure what else is there in the mix, possibly babesia. I developed morgellons after being bitten by bird mites but had candida previously and possibly had lyme before I got morgellons. The basic protocol as well as the lyme extention kit should be very helpful in helping you fight the different illnesses. Maybe email John at Logos for any other information if you want to target specific pathogens? Laura, yes the majority of people with lyme dont develop morgellons, but a percentage do. We don't know yet why some get it, some dont. Many people with morgellons have lyme and co infections as well as mold and candida issues. Many of us have different pathogens that we need to fight like bartonella, epstein Barr virus, mrsa. It likely took years for our immune systems to become so weak that morgellons was able to take hold. The F1000 research paper by Peter mayne and colleagues called morgellons borrorelial dermatitis as they found the lyme spirochette in the lesions of the people they tested with morgellons. They likened it to bovine digital dermatitis where cattle are getting infected by an illness that causes black specks to appear on their hooves and lyme like symptoms. Apparently, Dr Randy Wymore has discovered the black specks we produce are made of keratin and collagen. It is not known why we produce them. Is it an immune response? Mold and fungus is definitely involved in morgellons. We have a good response with anti fungals internally and externally. Agrobacterium has been found in the lesions of morgellons patients. Now, Agrobacterium is usually found in decaying plant matter. So... As many of us are infected re gardening, direct contact with the soil or bites from insects who have a direct contact to the soil.. Something very strange is infecting the insects, animals and us from the soil. Why would a human have a bacteria that was only previously found in plant matter. What is happening? Is it chem trails? Pesticides? Cross contamination? What's in our soil? We still have so much to learn about morgellons, what causes it. Meanwhile, we focus on getting our bioterrian as healthy as we can. |
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