Mycoplasma Vifungeria

[posey]

Has anyone else heard of the connection of this with M?

I have, but when I try to actually find out what is is I only get results with M articles and I have not been abke to find any info on just exactly what it is.

This is what I found:

Morgellons Disease Discovery Offers Healing and Hope to Morgellons SufferersA new book offers Morgellons Disease victims some relief from the itching, crawling, lesions and general misery most sufferers report. "Got Body Bugs, How to Survive the Transgenic Revolution" was written by two Morgellons Disease victims who took it upon themselves to spend over a year digging through thousands of pages of research documents to discover a natural healing path that works after their entire family was infected with Morgellons after a bio-pesticide exposure. Through their research they also claim to have discovered the "source" of Morgellons Disease, a complex growth of mycoplasmic "Vifungeria" that is a genetic mutation cross of bacteria, virus and fungus growing in the body originating from GMO foods and bio-pesticide exposure.


"Morgellons Disease is a complex and multi-layered disease that exhibits slightly different symptoms in each person based on what kind of fungus, virus and bacteria they have been exposed to. The gene transfer agent agrobacterium that is used in all GMO foods and bio-pesticides has been proven to not "turn off" it's gene transfer ability in human cells, and to live for multiple generations of seeds and crops. The bio-pesticide in question is was created to attract bugs, and then kill them through a mycoplasma that breaks down the cells of the insect. It has mutated because of agrobacterium to infect humans now, this is why Morgellons victims have so many "bugs" in their wounds, they are literally an insect attractor, and fungal growth host.", says Erika Morningstar, co-author of 'Got Body Bugs, How to Survive the Transgenic Revolution'.

"It's humanity's worst genetic nightmare," adds Erika, "Because the genie has already been let out of the bottle, this is loose now in our global environment and there is no way to put that genie back, we have to ride out the process and see where the mutations throughout nature and humans go."


On the website, NanoTransformation.com they go into detail of how their research progressed into agrobacterium's link to Morgellons Disease. 95-98% of Morgellons patients tested positive for agrobacterium in their body. Agrobacterium is a fungus that causes Crown Gall Disease in trees, and two decades ago, scientists discovered its gene transfer ability to swap genes with any host, making it a perfect component of genetic modification uses. Almost all plant and bio-pesticides are created using the gene transfer ability of agrobacterium. Nano Trans publishing discovered that scientists voiced great concern over using agrobacterium knowing it's ability to mutate and gene-swap at will between plants, mammals, insects, virus, fungus and bacteria.


The team at NanoTransformation.com are not doctors, "We are parents", said Erika, "Four families of parents who saw our kids were sick, we were sick, so he hired the reseachers, consulted with nanotoxicologists, and did the work ourselves, because the CDC study has been going on now almost 2 years with no answers."


Morgellons Disease is characterized by crawling, itching sensations, lesions with or without fibers, brain fog and neurological breakdown, skin rashes, hair loss, fatigue and is often mistaken for parasites, bird mites or super scabies. Up until now, there has been no clear healing protocol for victims, who are often turned away by the traditional medical community. Nanotransformation.com has brought together the research of the world's leading toxicologists and scientists into an easy to understand book that helps morgellons syndrome patients stop the itch, get rid of the bugs, clear and detox their homes and cars, and then get their energy, health and life back.


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Nano Trans Publishing LLC
nanotransformation@gmail.com

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posey

[xiblanque]

These people have put out much info and some great videos.
Check out their Nanotransformation and their Morgellons videos from the sidebar at NanoTransformation | Morgellons Videos.

They demonstrate some great techniques for clearing the home and treating the skin. They have a video that explains their theory of contagion concerning Morgellons. And they rightly point out that our food source (GMO) and Agrobacterium are huge parts of the problem.

Xib

[Katinka]

Here's what I found Posey:

Definition of Mycoplasma Vifungeria per Nanotransformation ...: a complex growth of mycoplasmic "Vifungeria" that is a genetic mutation cross of bacteria, virus and fungus growing in the body originating from GMO foods and bio-pesticide exposure.

There is no official definition of Mycoplasma Vifungeria.

Kat

[xiblanque]

Hey Dzana...
I think... (think) that it is a bentonite clay. I use a green bentonite clay and I think you have used a white bentonite clay right? I suppose there is a red one too. A little research on the internet might clear that up.
Yeah... these guys really helped me when I first started doing research. They all thought they had birdmites at first. I wonder if their treatments changed as they began to focus more on "Vifungeria" and agrobacterium. I think that even if this is mutated viruses and bacteria, gmo foods, and fungal infections that the insect attracting stage is very real, so dealing (clearing them from body and home) with the arthropods is a legitamate aspect of this... Along with improving diet, improving immune system, and dealing with all aspects this affects.
I didn't really like their (NT) ebook idea... a monthly subscription for info that I believe should be free. But they have expenses no doubt. Their free info on video and in articles is priceless!
Xib

Oh Dzana... lookie what i found!
Moroccan Red Clay This clay is a strong cleansing clay that will draw oils from the skin, so it may not be a good idea to use this clay if you have normal to dry skin. Colors soap to a light terra-cotta reddish color with 1 teaspoon per lb of soap. To help keep from clumping when adding to your soap, mix with a small amount of one of the oils you will be using and then add at light trace.
from French Green Clay | Bentonite Clay | Soap Making Clays | Red Clay

[tcmgpt13]

I just have to love statements like this one:

"95-98% of Morgellons patients tested positive for agrobacterium in their body."

As far as I know Citovsky is the only one who found that 5 Morgellon patients tested for agrobacterium. This can hardly be called an adequate study number to make such generalizations as have been assumed by those writing on the nanotransformation website. Even Citovsky himself said that more study would be needed to determine if this was a significant finding:

Skin biopsy samples from two Morgellons patients were subjected to high-stringency PCR testing for genes encoded by the Agrobacterium chromosome. Screening of the same samples for Agrobacterium virulence (vir) genes and T-DNA sequences in the patient's genome was also performed. Results: PCR screening indicated the presence of Agrobacterium genes derived both from the chromosome and from the Ti plasmid, including the T-DNA, in tissues from both Morgellons patients. Conclusions: Our preliminary results indicate that Agrobacterium may be involved in the etiology and/or progression of Morgellons disease. If these results are confirmed, it would be the first example of a plant-infecting bacterium playing a role in human disease.

Further testing is ongoing to validate this observation and to determine whether Agrobacterium not only resides in the infected areas, but also transforms them genetically.

Research Update, January 14, 2007
Vitaly Citovsky, Ph.D.

Our continuing screen of additional Morgellons patients has identified Agrobacterium genetic material in three additional individuals. Thus, all Morgellons patients screened to date have tested positive for the presence of Agrobacterium, whereas this microorganism has not been detected in any of the samples derived from the control, healthy individuals.

Morgellons Research at Suny

[tcmgpt13]

I think it a pretty broad assumption to assume that because people eat foods which could contain agrobacteria that would mean everyone is infected by it. Some people have strong immune systems and may resist it entirely by eliminating it from the body. Our genetics all differ, so there is no way to make such blanket assumptions about even those who have morgellons, much less about those who do not have morgellons.

[cynical]

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[tcmgpt13]

Hm, what are you then Dzana? Researcher? Doctor? What? How are you testing? With what? Do you truly think that green tea bags and wine are scientific tests? And I do not believe absolutely everyone has morgellons. To say something like that goes beyond science as well.

Originally Posted by Dzana

i m not assuming it I m actually testing everyone i get in contact with ......... friends their kids etc ..........u know wot ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, noone is free from it............. Jo's idea of green tea bags rocks ,,,,,,,,,,, red wine test rocks................it is all about severity of infestation............. and severity of exposures ...........we were all fed garbage for years how can anyone be immune to it......... lets be realistic

xx

[cynical]

Jo is your boss? Really? Wow!