research show plant is cause. 1st seen?

I just found this, I guess the biopsy research I suggested has been done. I just googled it, so I'm sure you did too but here is what I got:

"Skin biopsies of Morgellons patients reveal non-specific pathology or an inflammatory process with no observable pathogens, often with fibrous material projecting from inflamed epidermal tissue. Morgellons skin fibers appear to contain cellulose. This observation indicates possible involvement of pathogenic Agrobacterium, which is known to produce cellulose fibers at infection sites within host tissues. Methods: Skin biopsy samples from two Morgellons patients were subjected to high-stringency PCR testing for genes encoded by the Agrobacterium chromosome. Screening of the same samples for Agrobacterium virulence (vir) genes and T-DNA sequences in the patient's genome was also performed. Results: PCR screening indicated the presence of Agrobacterium genes derived both from the chromosome and from the Ti plasmid, including the T-DNA, in tissues from both Morgellons patients. Conclusions: Our preliminary results indicate that Agrobacterium may be involved in the etiology and/or progression of Morgellons disease. If these results are confirmed, it would be the first example of a plant-infecting bacterium playing a role in human disease. Further testing is ongoing to validate this observation and to determine whether Agrobacterium not only resides in the infected areas, but also transforms them genetically."

This was obviously a small study. Perhaps one treatment idea among your others could be a lotions that contained a non-toxic to humans substance that could first be used on plants infected with this bacterium. Find out what plants are infected with it. Apparently those that grow primarily in Florida, Texas. Like palm trees, various tropicals, ask a botonist. Or a chmist with a special interest in botony. So many natual things can kill bacteria on plants and be perfectly fine for human use...just thinking

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