The DVD's should be out by next week!
....I am inclined to believe that Lyme is a common co-infection, though not always present, and that treatment of the Lyme can help. But I don't think Lyme is Morgellons (many do, I know), and I don't think that treatment for Lyme will help Morgellons, though many of the symptoms overlap so some relief is possible....
For my opinion I believe that existent Lyme or Chlamydia pneumonae bacterias for example are being "used" by Morgellons related bacteria and fungi. They use the hidden bacteria of Lyma and Chamydia in our tissues to adapt to them. Lyme is not Morgellons Disease and I believe not a co-infection either. Morgellons could have a similar vector like insects but I don't think Morgellons and Lyme Disease are "passed over" together.
Treatment for Lyme and Morgellons can help if the right antibiotics are
taken...they must be tissue passable. Morgellons Disease "sits" in the lymph system and deep tissues together with Lyme. That's why some Lyme antibiotics help. The fungus is passed over (fungus is everywhere)
due to the weak immune system also the parasites some experience.
Bacteria feed on fungi and vice versa...Morgellons Disease is for my opinion a multi infectional disease with several soil related bacteria and fungi.
Could be that quorum sensing antibiotics are the clou.
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