Peter
4/25/2014
7:48:07 PM | Hello Susan
Hello Susan
My research over the past 2 years leads me to believe that many people may carry the fibers which may live unnoticed, at first, on the body. Only when certain factors are in place do Morgellons symptoms become noticeable. The parasites do seem to adjust to individual body chemistry which the respective host puts at the disposal of the organism.
If a person is generally healthy and strong, then possibly not much happens. However, a weak or compromised immune system, in my opinion, contributes to the manifestation of the disease. But this is not the sole reason. Hormonal imbalance, adrenal suppression, and ongoing stress all may work together to create a certain biochemical change with sets the stage or triggers Morgellons.
FYI….Age infection statistics have shown that around 62% of sufferers are female between the age of 45to 55. Hope this helps with you question about contagion.
Strength and Love,
Peter.
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