Re: potential discovery - artemisia annua

What do think about all of this?

Is this the thread that is continuing the discussions about the Hair-like-parasites?

I tried the combination:

wormwood artemisia annua Black-Walnut oil and cloves

Attempted to thwart off the hair like parasites with this usually good remedy for worms or other parasites, but it has no effect on them, they seem to thrive on this combination and like it.

Are these things molds or fungus-like in how they multiply?

I also tried food-grade diatomaceous earth, (a fine white powder) and that didn't work...

I also tried high concnetrations of lemon-flavored potable silica gel (transparent liquid in a bottle sold at health food stores)that didn't work...

I took large quantities of white powdered ascorbic acid vitamin C that didn't work either...

I tried combinations of the juice of habaneros (they seem to love this stuff) it is extremely spicy and peppery beware

I tried garlic in various forms, either the juice of it, or making it freshly minced, or more potently developed as in "cured" or dried, etc., that didn't work, they actually are attracted to garlic...

I tried different kinds of onions, they did not get the desired effect, either,

I tried lots of freshly squeezed lemon juice, didn't work either...

What are these hair like parasites, anyway?

Why are they shrouded in mystery and how come the medical profession is covering up and calling people who have these things psychological basket cases suffering from an imaginable Morgellons disease?

Is this "Morgellons"-phobia created in order to scare people off because the medical profession is "stumped" and usually wants the rest of the world to have faith that whatever the condition they have a cure that makes the symptoms go away?

Well, it's the parasites that we want to get rid of, not just the runny noses or the sneezing, itching, etc., that could be "masked" by anti-histimines or whatever; the infected person becomes dependent on these quick fixes and doesn't get to the root of the hairs! Sorry for the pun.