Morgellon's Disease

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Morgellon's Disease, previously called Fibers Disease, is an alleged skin condition not generally recognized by science. Symptoms include colored fibers emerging from skin lesions. The fibers burn at 1400 degrees Fahrenheit. Pseudo-skin is also said to cover areas of the patient's skin, which does not bleed.

Several suggestions have been made as to the origins and nature of Morgellon's. Some suspect the fibers are related to chemtrails. The fibers have allegedly been observed to move on their own, and lately suspicions have been voiced that they are manufactured—that the fibers are self replicating nano technology, perhaps part of an attempt to create artificial intelligence. There is a number of web pages talking about Morgellon's Disease. Among the individuals who are bringing attention to the phenomenon is well-known conspiracy theorist Jeff Rense.

1 Number of affected
2 Name origins
3 Some recent breakthroughs
4 Recuperating
5 Notes
6 References
7 Further reading
8 External links
9 Related Discussion Threads on AboveTopSecret.com

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Number of affected

60,000 are said to currently be affected in the U.S., and 100,000 are said to be affected worldwide. 1,000 are said to become affected per day, worldwide.

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Name origins

The name Morgellon's Disease has been used since around 2003. Previously the disease was called Fibers Disease, but is now being called the same as a disease from several hundred years ago in Italy, where mysterious hairs are said to have appeared on children's backs.

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Some recent breakthroughs

It appears, new lab findings using tissue and bone specimens have solved some of the mysteries of Morgellons Disease.

Eighteen specimens, taken from a 57-year-old woman reveal bone, synovium and joint tissue having extensive degenerative fragmentation, roughening and bony formation and underlying extensive degeneration of the bone. Chronic inflammation with fibrosis, calcification of the bone and surrounding soft tissue of the joint shows presence of crystalloid fragments consistent with silicone and silica. Further, a private study to determine the chemical and biological composition of fiber specimens taken from a second woman in Florida has shown that the fiber's outer casing is made up of high density polyethylene (HDPE). The fiber material is used commonly in the manufacture of fiber optics. 1

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Recuperating

A lady called Connie M. describes in a video posted on YouTube how she expelled the parasites, as she calls them, by ingesting a formula containing NutraSilver, and that her physical and mental symptoms were reversed, both.[1]

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