Hi Verbal,
I would have to say that I do not think my immune system is that strong. I have always been a person who caught colds and flu. For years my white blood count has been on the very low end of normal, so I do not think everyone has an overactive immune system. I do have allergies though, and there is some immune system dysfunction involved with that.
Yeah, the morgies do hide in the nose, mainly because I think they are in the mucus found there. It may be the way they spread down to the stomach and intestines, as invariably some of this drips down the back of the throat. I think it is coming up to the nose in one stage of its existence from the lung.
I think it is also possible we lack an enzyme in our body that those who do not show symptoms have. The reason our bodies cannot totally kill this parasite IMHO is because it is capable of disguising itself at some stages of its existence and is able to hide from not only our immune system but also from whatever we use to rid ourselves of it. I think this could happen whether the immune system were super strong, strong or weak. This parasite could be like the malaria bug at one stage and be able to hide within the blood cells in the liver. Just a guess. Something like that anyway.
Another thing, I think this stuff has chitin at some stages of its life cycle, maybe even in the blood stream when it is small. It seems malaria bugs do. It is very hard to dissolve chitin and if the insect has chitin in the body (well I am pretty sure mine do--I can see them as they are macroscopic at one stage) it may very well act as a shield to protect it from the Western and herbal wormers that are employed to kill it. Solve the problem of dissolving the chitin it has and I think that Morgellons parasites could be controlled or even eradicated. Perhaps this bug is able to hide at more than one level and in more than one way. Just my thoughts...  |