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Originally Posted by jsim1

I wonder about our food as well. Many people with Morgellons seem to have excessive tooth decay. Have you ever wondered if perhaps this "fibrous" material is catalyzed by metal in our fillings causing gum line cavities? Of course, the fibers would have to be good electrical conductors......But how would they get in our food?

I personally haven't seen any 'fibers' in our food - just in our water, wine, and milk, so far. 'Fibers' is a loose term, IMO, from what I'm seeing, there can be three different types or sources. The 'fibers' appear in the second generation of the bio-pesticide/insecticide with the addition of a liquid, the first generation is being seen in the form of a crystal or speck, but could initially be a powder or aerosol, then forms a 'fiber' then a sphere. This is possibly why the 'fibers' are being seen in the liquid and not in the solid foods?

We don't know the true chemistry of these various 'fibers' yet, so it's hard to say what effect they may be having on our teeth, gums or fillings. We just know that this is happening, as rapid tooth decay and erosion at the gum line, appear to be a widely reported symptom.