Trapper - did you see this? Mayber an answer to your recent finger thread?

This is a new post on the Morgellons forum. For some reason my computer is slightly incompatible with Curezone and for the life of me I can't post a link that people can simply click on. So I copied and pasted the post.


Subject: My findings: Observations and Opinions
Username: Labrat The Tenacious contact Labrat The Tenacious
Date: 11/1/2009 1:13:24 AM ( 9 h ago )
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Labrat The Tenacious

It is November 1st in my part of the world. As I said I will present my findings regarding Morgellons.

Please be advised that these are my observations and opinions they are unconfirmed by anyone, expert or otherwise.

I found a protozoa with characteristics consistent with a Tricomonad. It was taken from one of my skin lesions

1. It is very large about 50 times larger (in linear
terms)than the largest know pathogenic Tricomonad
(Trichomonas vaginalis)
2. In terms of Volume it is it is about 125,000 times
the biggest known pathogenic Tricomonad (Trichomonas
vaginalis)
3. The longest flagella (posterior)is 1.5mm+
4. It has four or more flagella emerging from the
anterior end (it is difficult to tell due to the lack of
resolution of my microscope and I may have broken off some
flagella)
5. It is showing signs that it is able to encyst.
6. It is not a know pathogen in humans or animals

Speculation:
1. The size makes it difficult to see with a
microscope over 400X contributing to it not being found
2. The flagella are some of the fibers being seen in
Morgellons
3. Because of its size it wouldn't be looked for.
4. Because it is not a know pathogen in humans or
animals it wouldn't be looked for
5. Some or most people's immune system keep it in
check until an event comprises there immune system
6. It does encyst. That makes effective treatment
almost impossible (don't take this out of context.
remember this is speculation)
7. There are co-infections (eg. bacteria, fungus)
8. This is not the only cause of Morgellons.
9. Morgellons probably is a collections of diseases
with similar symptoms.

Labrat

PS I may edit and/or add to this later as warrented.