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So i have heard that when parasites move a lot they are disturbed. I put Germ-x on my hair cause someone on a forum said the mor.s hate it. My "hairs" moved faster than i had ever seen- so freaky-- at the time, i thought i had fed something that they liked. Totally freaked me out so i didn't touch the stuff again. Now i am wondering, was i doing some damage and maybe i should put it on again?
I know things seem to still down with silver, salt, baking soda and other things like that. Also some hairs come out. So is all movement bad?
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- Movement, crawling, panic is not bad maybelle180
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Bad??
I beg the opposite. Movement is excellent.
It means you've disturbed your frat boy morg roomies.
(if you're all, WTF?: read http://morgreport.com/morgellons-diagnosis-dont-panic/read this first)
Movement (sensations of crawling) and emotional feelings of panic means they Hate what you Just Did...their Hate will make you feel like sh*t--Yes, it WILL-- but don't be alarmed....it's a good thing...once they are disrupted, Your job is to keep kicking their a$$es out, by any feasible method...in this case, douse with baking soda in shower stall/bath, allow to penetrate, then quick, warm rinse while standing.
- Re: Movement, crawling, panic is not... Kat1277
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This is a reply to # 2,231,766Thanks. So are they in the hair or are they mimicking the hair and growing out of the follicle? Has anyone ever takin the hairs to a lab?
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This is a reply to # 2,231,766When things that are poisonous to the Morgs are taken, they rapidly migrate to the hair. It seems to gives them sanctuary. Not sure I would use the word excellent to describe this phenomenon though.
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This is a reply to # 2,232,234Beats me...I'd say much more likely to just be infected, but then there is that aspect of growing hairs where hairs never grew before...
- Re: Movement, crawling, panic is not... maybelle180
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This is a reply to # 2,232,238From what we've seen under scopes, the extracted human hairs, in the presence of "morg", seem to be (abnormally) opened up at one end (follicle). This is where infection can happen easiest, I think, since the hair cuticle is softest there. They can probably infect a hair in situ (i.e. still in your head), and again, it's probably easiest at the root/follicle.
If the pathogens already have encountered a hair before (in their evolutionary life) then assuming they have the technology, they can likely produce a hair through their own RNA replication processes; this would explain the "growth" of a hair from a pore where there was not a hair growing before.
- Re: Movement, crawling, panic is not... Kat1277
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This is a reply to # 2,232,583Thanks for sharing. Just would be nice to know whether or not I am a medusa. My sister who is a cosmetologist swears it is static electricity.
- Morgellons Sensation Classification ... maybelle180
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K. First, You would KNOW if you were contagious. You must trust your instinct....but from your obvious concern, I'd venture to say yes.
(Are you using head and shoulders?)
Here are just my latest interpretations on what the sensations mean:
Biting/Stinging/Tingling/Itching: BAD. Means they are infesting. Scary time. Immed. Decontaminate in shower with borax. Figure out what you did to get bit (pick up a dead bird? dog dish? fish tank? laundry?)
Crawling: Not terrible, esp if no biting follows. Crawling means they're not happy with what you just did, so they're trying to move away surreptitiously, to avoid another treatment of same. Rubbing alcohol ends crawling- apply with tissue or cotton ball to exact spot of crawling...do NOT put pressure. Dispose of alcohol-saturated tissue properly. (haz mat). You're probably not contagious unless you feel like you are shedding.
Dripping/Raining/Popping off your body at a rate of, say, 1-2 per minute: They are abandoning ship. If you have enough salt in your system, I think they'll do this in response to internal B complex, or oregano oil, or a NOVEL substance of similar nature. I'd say you're mildly contagious when this is going on. (They are encased in salt when they drip off, so they're kinda stuck til they find some moisture...so no hugs.)
Shedding: You are doing a half-assed job eradicating them, so they come and go as they please, and you're pretty darn contagious to anyone susceptible since shed morg are in their natural dispersal form, and they are floating like little ashes, dust particles or insects. This is when electromagnetic attraction comes into play re: susceptibility...they can "fly"
Non-treating: (starts appx 24 hours after last treatment [of any sort]) You are tolerating your parasite load, taking a break from treatment; they will be very quiet, because they don't want you to start treating again. You are Very un -contagious but also in a dangerous spot because you think they're all gone, so you might stop treatment, which = v. bad. Don't take a break for more than 24 hours.- Re: Morgellons Sensation Classificat... Kat1277
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This is a reply to # 2,233,073Thanks. Which type if head and shoulders do you recommend? Some stores carry 5 kinds. I must not Be doing well. I always shed a little after treating. I don't know that I am eager to get bald patches if I treat more heavily. I already have thinned a lot. Ideally would like to have everything killed and then just gradually replaced by real hair. More importantly, need to figure out something for the baby and little one. :(
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This is a reply to # 2,233,380Any head and shoulders that has pyrethrins.
I'm not, like, nuts over any ONE thing, but imho, to get rid of it: it's important to treat internally and externally at the same time, carefully timed and with proper substances...the squeeze effect mentioned previously. Not sure about children. No way I could recommend. You'd really need a compassionate naturopath or md familiar with your case, but I'm happy to discuss at length over the phone, esp incl. someone qualified to help you at your end.- Kids Morgellons part deux maybelle180
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AND: re: children
BAKING SODA (1 entire box) in full bath for kids, add a pinch of borax to defluoridate and a couple splooshes (technical term) of hydrogen peroxide (3%) to dechlorinate bath. Soap/shampoo NOT recommended, but rinse children thoroughly (like a shower) after baking soda bath.
Everybody in house should be taking at least 2 Flintstone chewables per day. maybe even 4, imho.
Use baking soda + salt for kids toothpaste---no brushing, just apply with clean finger and spit out. Fluoridated toothpaste is BAD. ask anyone.
For bites, on children or otherwise: 70% rubbing alcohol will disinfect immediately. It will not harm skin. (They might scream, but only for a minute.)- Re: Kids Morgellons part deux Kat1277
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This is a reply to # 2,233,412Thanks. Good to know about the bath. We don't do fluoride when possible. Ds takes a chewable multi but not flinstones- probably gmo
- Re: Kids Morgellons part deux Kat1277
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This is a reply to # 2,233,406That would be great! I wasted money going to a homeopath who said she could help, but just had me take a full blood panel and then told me I desperately needed to see a specialist for my gallbladder. Such a waste!
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