Interesting view of Morgellons 
angrymorg
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Someone had this on another forum and it did make some sense to me and did explain the different things coming out from the skin:
http://www.morgellonsuk.org.uk/micromyiasis.htm
Also I'm curious if any of you have ever had a scan of your skin for bacteria? It's a special new technology used by M.D. aetheticians. Inquiring about this and looking into a different type of treatment that really focuses on the skin since the Dermotologists can't seem to do their jobs!
Still waiting on EPA, stall out may be due to what they've been looking into. Will be calling them soon though to see what's up. They promised to call back and it's only been about four days so, I'll give them a few more to see if they too will give the run around which is more or less what I always assume with these organizations. But I like to bug them as much as I can anyway.
I have serious skin issues so I can't relate to getting better once I relapsed a few times. After the third onset from clearups I can't get rid of this stuff it's more resistant than ever.
I do agree PH is very important and I'm not always good at doing what I have to when I'm in my seventh year of H....ll! Actually the last two years have been the worst, before that I couldn't image it being this bad. Need something much stronger than what is being mentioned here. Already done that, been there, and....IT'S BACK!!!
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This is a reply to # 1,761,364This information so fits the symptoms down to why the lesions leave such horrible scars
I started morg symptoms with intestional upset after eating at Fresh Choice salad bar - as one who has "cast iron digestive system" this was highly unusual and is possible that the eggs of the gnat or fly responsible were ingested in that food.
- so bathing in water saturated with baking soda then immediately after in water saturated with white vinegar could accomplish the "alkaline followed by acid protocol that can disrupt the cycle? Would drinking the same during the soaking help?
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this may help you 116428. It is a protocol using HCL. Theory is biotoxin and can be killed if stomach has enough HCL to kill it. I am trying it for the suggested 21 days to see. Did not buy anything from him because a few ingredients do not agree with me ( soy etc.) I made my own version as I had most already. I got this though skin and air but the stomach is definately involved for me so i thought I would try it. I was already detoxing so it fits in.
good luck
stumped
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This is a reply to # 1,761,689How are you doing now? Can you share what you put together yourself?
When I do oil pulling the morgs get angry and try to make new lesions, I find if I leave them along, do not touch the pimple they start up with they do not open up into a wide sore.
I am grateful for any information. The borax and baking soda for 30 days, I don't know what to think. No open lesions right now but lots of crust coming out of scalp. Sorry, it is not such a pleasant description
I still feel crawling on hair at night and cannot seem to find an effective treatment to rid the scalp once and for all.
Wish there was a way to get rid of the horrid scars on arms and back from previous lesions.
thanks for all
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Hi there,
I'm new to posting, but I have used site for a while. I bought some TCA and Salicylic Acid for facial peels on the huge online store that begins with an "a." anyway both help to decrease scars and slough off dead old skin. TCA is not as strong so start with this age build up to the Salicylic Acid. Read through the reviews, and be sure to carefully read directions. It has helped with the pigmentation of the scars and leveling off the lesions. I agree that it's micromyiasis. You can see the extent of the Infestation in your house by getting a garden duster and puffing diatomaceous earth into the air. This works best when the sun is making a beam of light in your home. They are extremely small so the DE coats their tiny bodies enough to see them flying around. If it was just the DE, the dust would just stay like smoke in the air. Another option is to get a mechanic light with a clip, sold in the auto part of stores. Buy it and let it sit in your most infested room. Then hold the light pointing up and hit the metal lite casing gently with your hand while the light is on. You will see them fly towards the light. As for the hair, I keep mine wrapped up in two wig caps, the thick kind with a man's picture in the ethnic hair care aisle. I wash my hair with tetrasodium EDTA which is a super strong chemical salt (do not very into lesions or eyes, especially eyes to avoid irreversible damage. I apply glycerine, coconut oil, and or Vaseline to the edges of my face, neck, behind ears since they bite there most while I sleep. This helps keep crawling on scalp down to a minimum. I had to wash with the tetrasodium EDTA a few times when I first started to use it to get all the built up white particles and white kinky "hairs" (they are indeed nematodes or worms as I have viewed dozens of them under my amscope microscope. I hope this helps. Google morgellons + ceiling+ ammonia +edta for info on treating your environment.
I hope this helps someone. These forums have helped me to get through to the next day many times.
Much hope for your healing,
theestarseed
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This is a reply to # 1,761,364Interesting, but Myiasis is not the cause of Morgellons. I'm reasonably sure that it can cause skin lesions that resemble Morgellons.
Labrat- ...no bugs in my sector fungihomeworld
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This is a reply to # 1,761,814..a year and a half of digging thru body tissues..
looking..and looking hard..for whatever is there.
Have seen NO evidence of anything that looks like
insect or larval activity. I can see down to around
a micron or so..if they are there.. I should have found
SOMETHING.
The only "bug like object" that I've caught with a camera..are a couple
of Demodex mites...and they were found where I expected
to find them..on my face..just down the block from the
mysteriously missing eyelashes. Mystery no more.
Demodex calles eyelash follicles.."home"...apparently
they displaced the hair with all their wiggling about.
I continue to be amazed by the stories of all manner
of insects and helminths..and..other identifiable critters
that folks find in their skin and lesions. They are
fighting a different battle than the one that I'm dealing with. My attackers are fibers of several kinds..and the
particles that they launch from.
It is unfortunate that the term "morgellons" seems to be
applied to any sort of misadventure involving the skin...
too much time has gone by without a serious attempt by
the "national level protectors of health" to determine
what array of symptoms constitute "morgellons syndrome".
...I consider the "handle" of "morgellons" to be unfortunate. I understand how it happened..but attaching
the phenomena being experienced in the 21st century to
"something" that was reported in the 17th Century to be
less than helpful. CDC not helping out much with their
"Unexplained Dermopathy" tag either...but then "being helpful" in regard to "morgs" is not on their short list of things to do.
Meanwhile..we keep looking..if I find any insect activity
it will be tagged and bagged..and take it's place
among the other evidence gathered...
25,000 microphotographs? Oy..
I REALLY have to get edumacated on using a database
management program. [Open Office is free..get on it, slacker..]
It's not enough of HAVE a pic of
"some mysterious thing"
..you also have to be able to FIND IT
months later when you acquire the missing puzzle pieces
that makes the "mysterious thing"..less..umm..mysterious.
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Myiasis is a separate disease. Morgellons uk having that is very confusing for people. It was for me in the beginning when I was searching for answers. What appears to happen is this is a later stage in the disease morgellons. Amin found all types of insects, not just flys. The "cocoons" do look like larva but they are not, just pods with fibers inside and the gel organism. Easy to see if you pick them apart with tweezers or a needle but only with magnification. As I have looked at what comes out of my skin with 12x and only once just recently was I shocked to see a tiny fling bug and a black live worm ( it was moving like a real worm does if you catch it on scotch tape trying frantically to escape, nothing like the creepy slow snaky fiber movements. They came out together, I had an itch and that was what ended up on my finger, tiny, both no bigger than a speck. Saved it... I saw one colembolla in the bed and previously before knew what was up found, plaster beetles in my hair and bed and in my clothes and carpet beetles. De sprinkled around put an end to that as well as fixing some leaks in my old old house. Anyway, Amin says the fungus smell attracts them and open lesions. Than makes sense.
- Re: ...no bugs in my sector angrymorg
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This is a reply to # 1,763,036Fungihomeworld:
I have wiry-like rapidly growing fibers coming out from my lesions and I do have granules that are wrapped in those fibers as well. I most definitely have Morgellons, I also have Morgellons listed as a cause in my medical history, however, they made the remark that the CDC has not confirmed this diagnoses so no further diagnoses could be made nor treatment offered.
The larva looks very similar to what is erupting out of my skin daily, many of us have granules of black, white, red, brown coming out of the skin. Is it really larva...can't say, it looks more like plastic to me...it's quite rubbery-like.
I do believe Morgellons is a manmade disease from either pestiscide use, aerosol spraying, and or tampering with genetics in our food supply. The variations in the disease could be the exposure are coming from various situations. I do relate to some of the photos you have placed online, but not all. I am someone who has serious skin issues from this, where many of you say you are healing. I continue to struggle, I have tried a lot of things to remedy this without any success. The only time I see improvements is when I haven't had chem trailing for several days which is now virtually never. I think too, you can compound your situation by taking things that cause other problems. There are several symptoms of Morgellons and we are all different in how we suffer, yet very much the same:)
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