Fibers Discovered in Nematodes: Metanemes

[sarothra]

Discovery of Stretch Receptor Organs in Nematodes–Structure, Arrangement and Functional Analysis
SIEVERT LORENZEN 1
1 Zoologisches Institut der Universität, Hegewischstraβe 3, D-2300 Kiel, GFR.
Copyright 1978 The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
ABSTRACT

Filamentous organs, termed metanemes and interpreted as stretch receptor organs, have been discovered in nematodes of the order Enoplida. They have not been found in species of 11 other nematode orders. According to light microscopical observations, a metaneme consists of a 5–15 μm long scapulus, a 20–400 μm long frontal and a 30–170 μm long caudal cuticularized filament; the latter is lacking in some taxa. Metanemes are arranged serially in the lateral epidermal cords; they are parallel or at an angle of 10–30° to the longitudinal body line. The function of metanemes is likely to coordinate the serpentine movement and to control the actual body volume.

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Anyone else find this extremely interesting??

sar

[fracty]

Wouldn't it be gross if it means that we have agrobac and other DNA merging contaminants in us that have melded us together with invading worms. so now we are part human, part worm and therfore producing worm parts. yuk

I've been telling my mom for a while now tha I am only part human, part bug, and part bot. In the movies, us bot/bug ppl are always looked down on - us and the robots/driods.

[tcmgpt13]

Hi Sar,

Yes, it is extremely interesting to me.

I have thought for a long time that the fibers are connected to some sorts of parasites, so it is great you have actually found evidence of that as far as nematodes (which are at least one parasite I have seen since becoming ill). There's one set of parasites I do not seem to have anymore, but I know they were hooked together by filaments and were capable of shooting stuff out which was very painful. Really weird bugs. They were the ones which looked as if they had wings, very ragged wings. They moved those wings too. I am sorry now I did not take photos of them as I would love to find out what they were. So far I have not seen anything resembling them on the internet when I have researched parasites. At the time they were at least an inch or more in expanse, hooked together (j hook shape on bottom of body) and the filament was from hook to hook of the next critter. Very scary to pull this out and see a string of them. At one point these were also in my gums, but by that time they were very small, but still very painful and very scary to try to remove. I think they shot out some time of neurotoxin as when I tried to dig them out they would retract into the skin slightly and I would see them shoot out something towards whatever I was poking them with. It caused a burning pain.

I think everyone who has fibers would do well to trial some wormers to see if anything is in their stool. I know though that without the lesions it is hard to get the Western wormers from doctors. Sigh. Still there are some herbal wormers and herbal cleansers which may be worth a try, even though so far, despite using many of them, pharmaceutical and herbal, I do not think I am completely free of parasites. I am making some progress though as I am not getting lesions this spring which is a big step forward for me. This is the result of the two formulas used in TCM for blockage in the intestines (and believe me there was blockage, some of which looked like round worms--one of the formulas treats that particular problem and it really works).

[howie]

tcm, any chance they could have been mayflies? they go through so many stages before becoming adults. i don't know if they sting or anything, but i used to see these when i was hiking - i think when they mate they join tails or something but it wasn't unusual to see four or five of them linked together on a plant stem. i used to photograph them because they had such odd behavior.

[Enviro Girl]

Hey Sar!
My naturopath/ND's office just did a write-up on a new freak type of nematode. I don't want to flip anyone out, but I think it was like a not naturally existing kind of deal...I just stare in amazement when I read their work.
I dunno if I can post it, I'll ask, but, Sar, you will:
I thought (this isn't from Overman's teachings), from my own armchairing before I found them - it seemed like the fibers were like a GM root/vine that grows inside us, makes like a web, using clothing threads, even our own hairs that it snags, then IT grows head to toe and all the Other Things/Diseases/Toxins/Metals/Chemicals/Nano/Parasites we all are exposed to/consume, they get stuck in ITs gross rooty web inside us.

And then, when I read about Agrobacterium in pesticides, I read that IT was meant to protect crops from heat/water damage and that the vaccination-type usage of the pesticide was designed to grow a protective sheath up the stalk of the plant/tree, as it grows.
(hello?! I almost fell over - I have these PDFs, I just posted about it to Howie on the Prion Thread, these docs are too big to post, but if anyone wants any of them emailed, hollah!) It might be the other strain of Agrobac in pesticides, I read one strain attracts pests and is designed to dissolve them in some mycoplasmic goo...
Those fibers being heat-resistant and the pesticide that grows a heat-protective sheath make total sense. Also the pest-attraction aspect. You read what those pesticides were designed to do for plants, with their cross-kingdom infective, replicating, plant tumor DNA from root to leaf and you just know...
That's why I'm super glad I found Precision Herbs/Overman's Healthy Choices - I have so much to learn about Naturopathy, I could ask them questions all day long but they have such important work to do that I try not to be a 'pest'...Hee.
I think it's where Quantum Physics comes into play and even the scary morphing we/Overman's talk about, we don't have to worry about IT or new scarier ITs. It's like a whole different kind of testing, head to toe detection for $85 the first time, $60 when you go back - but you never have to go to their office...SWEET!
I'm not bragging, but I'm not really afraid of even the new stuff now. I went to Overman's hysterical in 2008 and cried to them to help us w/Morgellon's and sure enough, they did. Doc Rocks! I feel like I am set, which is divine - cuz it sounds like there's new, scarier stuff out there daily that the mainstream medical community will not go near...
Despite the even scarier stuff MDR is shocking me w/...(posey's Incognitus thread made me scream, I cried about that 3x yesterday), it's just calming to have the people who already know about the new, scary things watching your back.
Basically, I think it's like: OK, what's not human in your bod? OK, let's get that all outta ya.
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Fracty, I know, I'm sorry you have to have those awful conversations w/your mom: I was screaming and crying I couldn't/shouldn't have kids for a few years. After I talked to 2 females, one male who said their kids were born w/Morgellon's from them. I said what, if I would have kids, are they going to be baby plants? But, I'm not worried anymore. We'll be fine. Now, to find a spouse to tolerate my burnin' desire for a Congressional Hearing and eternal protective activism

[Robin]

Hi everyone,
Sar good find! TCM,i pulled the same type of strands from my face by the side of my nose like 2yrs ago and many more since them,but i had kept them in a container which i never knew who to bring it to it was a long strand of my hair and it actually had tannish greenish nematodes stuck on it! think about it they have made our scalps their new soil! hair follicles! our scalps are very similar to plants though alot of us don't even realize their scalps are infected,they are we have around 150,ooo hair follicles on our heads alone,the entire body consists of 450,ooo hair follicles this is why we need to treat our bodies internally as well as externally! i'm still working on this after 3yrs but its def working! and also think about this the reason we are expierceing dif types of creatures (nematodes and such) does make perfect sense.dif locations dif nematodes that were introduced into the soil and along wth thse comes the other speice's of bugs.
Sar please call me i did get my message from u but too many phone calls deleted ur number! TCM XXXOOO

[Baraka Obam]

All this time I have been eating my netamodes plain and now I find that I can get them with fibers, Yummy!

[posey]

One thing I have noticed is that most of these fibers in/on me do stretch; that is why I have always been suspicious of spandex (elastene).

Very good find- thanks for sharing.

[tcmgpt13]

No, Howie, what I saw does not look at all like the photos I found of Mayflies just now. No ragged wings. Color was wrong, and I did not notice any feet or eyes on my bugs. These critters looked so mutant. Maybe they were. It was almost as if they were spinning silk in between, a filament of sorts anyway. But they do not look like silk worm pictures either. And way too large for those. I have heard from a friend whose grandmother was an old time herbalist up in the Appalachians that fish often have hooked parasites and that these are the hardest parasites to get rid of though she did know of an old time remedy, one of whose ingredients is no longer available to the public. In case you haven't already read about my adventures with Morgs, it all started in earnest with eating a fish which had a neurotoxin and perhaps more uninvited guests.

Hi there Robin, good to see you! hope all is okay with you. And I agree with you and Sar, nematodes have to be in the mix, at least for some of us anyway (I don't want to insist about it as many would not agree).
The only thing I know for sure is that no one knows for sure. And even that is not absolutely true.

tcmxxx

[howie]

tcm,

perhaps it was a nudibranch? i've often thought this may have been what infected me. i had a similar fish event (ciguatera) years ago but had completely recovered. when i first got sick it was one of my theories that i had harbored these eggs in my body and they just took a long time to hatch. (fish accidentally swallow the nudibranch eggs, then get eaten by larger fish and the eggs get passed on up the food chain - eventually the nudibranchs hatch as parasites and lay new eggs - at least that's how i think it works). i never had the same symptoms as when i had ciguatera, so i didn't think it connected. who knows? maybe it is...

here's some photos - they're pretty wild looking parasites! plus they live in all types of aquatic habitats, not just oceans...

Nudibranchs—Photo Gallery—National Geographic Magazine