Insect time

[Katinka]

Tea Tree Oil is a natural insect repellant. Better than the synthetic stuff..which is toxic as we all know. Adding tea tree oil to body lotions is a great idea.

Jo, I got one of those air purifiers. Believe me the filter was full of dust and fibers after only a few days. This thing "catches" the Morgs fibers.

[Jo]

Here's one I'd like to try to see what happens to my fly larvae...

midges - mites - horse flies - blood sucking insects - horse blanket - fly spray

Beelzebug!! sounds similar to Bug arrest, as its also make from plants - but instead of prematurely making the larvae's skin come off, this stuff Beelzebug apparently stops the parasites from feeding.

guess there's only one way to find out!

Interesting articles on itching and flys:

midges - mites - horse flies - blood sucking insects - horse blanket - fly spray

Jo xxx

[Jo]

Hi guys n girls,

I dont know what to say

Here's what I've put together over the last 10 months, with some great info and insights from some wonderful people. Its not an end product, but a starting point I feel...

Close associations: Micro-Myiasis & Morgellons Disease

Love to all,

Jo xxx

[faithinacure]

Dear Jo:
Thank you so much for that amazing information. What a contribution; connecting the dots. I hope it is read and studied often.
Faithxoxoxoxoxoxoxo

[Kritters]

Joey, you have done an incredible job of researching, documenting and presenting this work. You are amazing. Your work here will make a major impact on finding the cause and cure. Thank you so much.

xoxoKritts

[lamb]

Truly Awesome work Jo!!
Thank you from the bottom of our itchy sub cutaneous hearts!!

[tcmgpt13]

Hi Jo,

I have enjoyed reading your paper which makes so much sense and is so well written, I was not sure I was on the right forum. It does link these flies of various sorts to so many of our symptoms. In my own case, at the beginning, I did not see this type of parasite, but now, well, who knows? I have not noticed small flies on me or buzzing around. What I notice could still be my original parasites, only smaller in size. Some of the photo shapes presented in your paper look familiar to me. I am not sure about anything though since what I see is still not that small. It seems a micro fly would also have micro larva etc. What I see on the floor while a good deal smaller is probably too large to qualify for micro flies. Still, I know many report seeing little flies. Therefore what you have presented makes a lot of sense about what could be happening to many who have Morgellons symptoms.

Thanks once again for presenting a thoughtful, coherent post about what you have been studying and researching about flies. It is obvious you have spent a good deal of time and effort and done a lot of research on flies.

tcmxxx

[Jo]

Thanks my lovely's. I thank God for skillin me up and prodding me for the greater good.

TCM - I wonder if some folks may have classic myiasis, especially people that have travelled and can remember a time or event to pin on their affliction. Micro myiasis larvae are a third longer than the adults they become - so most are visible (1-3mm), but some are smaller.

The important thing is for us to get the help we deserve. Lets see if we can.

In the meantime, reading the following about neem looks promising. Pat's agreed to try a little neem oil combination for us - will report back if it works!

Organic Neem oil Advantages , Neem oil applications

Jo xxx

[Jo]

Hi,

Just wanted to give update on our report released.
Close associations: Micro-Myiasis & Morgellons Disease

It's been forwarded to some of the Dr's and medical staff researching morgellons and we've had some positive feedback.

For those that can't manage to read it through, this table gives an overview of the synergies between Morgellons and Myiasis:

Table 5 - Comparing Myiasis with Morgellons Disease/DOP

ta ta for now

Jo xxx

[Katinka]

WOW!!, Jo..just saw this...what an incredible source of information...Great work!

Thank you very much for your efforts and time you have surely spent while working on this...

Your site was one of the first 'M' sites I found when I first got this...and was the most supportive, informative site which helped me the most...

I especially liked all the cleaning tips...lol...and the links to alternative treatments....

Keep up the fabulous work, Jo..you are truly a 'GREAT FLY INVESTIGATOR!

Kat