Re: Rotifer

Hey Mendomaid,

Thanks for the info and trying to help. I did believe demodex was my problem a long time ago, I have read others before arriving at morgellons think that also. Demodex treatments completely failed me as well.

What I see and have loads of samples of have fibers running through them, around them or beside them. I have a 12x loop and see enough. The roifer is very distinct. It is what I see over and over. The eyes, the foot, the wheels. Rotifers are clear, demodex are not, I see clear creatures shaped exactly like rotifers. They can telescope into different shapes, dmodex stays the same. Rotifers can fill a lesion with gel fast like in fungis vids, demodex can not. I would think the cdc calling in the army division of parasitology ( washington post 2010 ) for demodex mites would not make sense. The rotifer could have been genetically modified for sewage treatment ( I have not found this to be true as yet but I have heard it was true, just need time to find docs )and for some reason become a human pathogen. They dry up and blow in the wind so some do escape the sewage treatment plant. These rotifers in the treatment plants eat plastic which may or may not be significant...

There are predatory fungi that are used on our food crops as bio-pesticide. Fungi can make fibers in the colors I see. I am unsure that is what they are but it seems a reasonable possibility. These fungi are carnivores, and the rotifer is one of their prey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnvpMv2wTsY


Last interesting tidbit on the rotifer is they are effected by electrical power plants...

http://www.springerlink.com/content/g11vt57433q0rlp2/
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