Horror during cure/deinfestion of Morgellons biofilm and organisms

[sportsman1969]

Hello! I developed morgellons during the summer of 2011. I will make this short because I share the same story as many Morgellons sufferers, including misdiagnosis and diagnosis without testing. I have seen 4 different doctors to date. Through my research and some of my own ideas, I came to this solution which has helped me greatly. 1) The PERMETHRIN CREAM kills the baby larvae but not the adult invaders. 2) SULPHUR8 OINTMENT draws SOME of the larvae out of skin. 3) IMPORTANT CURE! ECOSMART-home garden ORGANIC INSECTICIDE for garden vegetables is completely organic. It contains Rosemary oil, Thyme oil, clove oil and peppermint with potassium DL AND lecithin vitamins/minerals. When sprayed directly to the skin the adult invaders run out of the skin. I couldn't believe my eyes as many different species came out of my skin without an exit wound. I applied to my hands at first, with success and so I sprayed directly on my feet with the same result; many different species coming out. I took it a step further and poured 12 oz of the organic insecticide in my bath water. In my bath water were wormy like creatures, super scabbies, water type bugs, fibers, eggs, larvae, wormy-like green creatures that seemed to be connected together in a single assembly but could be broken apart without damage. It was a horror. I thought I was losing my mind. I have samples in a zip lock baggy. I have had the wierdest experience of my life in 41 years. I have since ordered the red pine needle oil. I also took an internal single dose of 12mg of ivermectin. The ECOSMART ORGANIC GARDEN VEGETABLE SPRAY from HomeDepot was the KEY to getting rid of the adults who breed. I also use J.R Watkins lavender bath soak from Target department store. This bath soak isolates the biofilm from the water. You may find it lingering from your body under water in the bath water. It looks like a small jellyfish and is clear but can be seen pooling together. Do this before you add the organic insecticide and switch bath water as many times as you need. Once for each phase of treatment. This is not a one time treatment but
in a few treatments you will start seeing your bath water clear up. Also maybe do the organic insecticide evry other day. This has worked for me and you will too, be horrified when you see what comes out of your skin and body. Hope this helps at least 1 person. God Bless! and Godspeed!------------------------------------------- UPDATE---------------------------parasite, in China, from which there was no known cure. It's name? "STRONGYLUS MONOSPINIGERUM" AKA THE LINT PARASITE. It cocoons itself and disguises itself as lint. If you have Morgellons, its in your home right now breeding and multiplying by the millions in a fiber spore-like AIRBORNE pathway. It melts into your skin, enters your bloodstream and takes refuge in your organs and body. It nests in your skeletal spine, cartilage e.g. knuckles, elbows knees and other joints and central nervous system. It moves under the skin, laying eggs in hair follicles, where it seeks protein nutients of fiber from type I collagen, fibrocartilage, (in the form of elongated fibril). Also, "Chitin" which is a long-chain polymer of a N-acetylglucosamine Chitin, a derivative of glucose, and is found in many places throughout the natural world. It is the main component of the cell walls of fungi, the exoskeletons of arthropods such as crustaceans (e.g., crabs, lobsters and shrimps) and insects, the radulas of mollusks, and the beaks of cephalopods, including squid and octopuses. In terms of structure, chitin may be compared to the polysaccharide cellulose and, in terms of function, to the protein keratin. As the eggs hatch, swelling, itching and lesions appear as this parasite transforms its host into a body of fiber tissue. When it comes out to feed it petrudes the skin (biting/itching) and feeds off your cotton (cellulose). Items such as e.g. clothes, socks, ect.. It will nest in your shoes, carpet, clothes, ect.. I have physical proof it is a single yet complex organism. To describe it I'll say it like this: Imagine if you could separate/detach pieces of your body and send them out to hunt/ complete tasks/missions for you. What's the task/mission? To hunt and gather cotton fibers. Why cotton? Answer; cotton fibre is almost pure cellulose. What is cellulose? Cellulose is an organic compound with polysaccharide consisting of a linear chain of several hundred to over ten thousand linked D-glucose units. Cellulose is the structural component of the primary cell wall of green plants, many forms of many forms of algae and the oomycetes. Some species of bacteria secrete it to form biofilms. Cellulose is the most common organic compound on Earth About 33% of all plant matter is cellulose (the cellulose content of cotton is 90% and that of wood is 40–50%. The Strongylus Monospinigerum communicates cell to cell as one. It can dispatch pieces of the body parts/micro-organism's. They have the capability to regroup and communicate. When they finish the task they regroup back to the mothership or start a new chain. That's the cycle of the parasite "strongylus monospinigerum". It feeds off cotton; clothing, ect.. Is it in need of components in the human body to complete it's life cycle or simply taking refuge? Answer: yes it needs a host although it may lay dormant for unknown periods of time, perhaps years! Curious? Take a 150 watt light and start to scratch your head or arm and watch as the lint spores fly off and show intelligent capabilities. They can move fast, float upward toward light, group with others and many will seek out your cotton t-shirt. They bind together and even when separate are one enity. Yes they are in your blood, your skin and your environment. Until we can find a way to kill it in all three areas, we will not be free from this mico-predator. Which grows to inches long. I have collected them from lint/spore size to 4 inches long! Many will say I don't have symptoms like that or I haven't noticed that! Get a flood light and start looking/studying the dust/particles in your air. IT'S AIRBORNE! Look for lint on your bed sheets! Look for spects of lint! Place the lint by each other. Use a napkin or tissue, gently pass over it, it binds together. Try getting two pieces of Morgellons lint together, they bind. Ect. ect.. this is how they grow by binding. Forming a cocoon and moprhing into one. They don't crawl but will have nematode-like tendencies (standing upright when brushed they latch to fiber clothe, sheets, clothes, ect.. They are in your body coming out as fibers. Gathering growing inside and out. STAY AWAY FROM COTTON, ITS FOOD SOURCE. Which brings up another point of interest. Hydrogen Peroxide (bad idea) this parasite may use hydrogen as a component to bind itself and also to break down polymers called degradation in cartilage. Products made from cotton could include but are not limited to t-shirts. Sheets, carpet, upholstery, toilet paper, Q-tips, towels, ect. Ect. No wonder its thriving! COTTON IS EVERYWHERE! Godspeed!

[DonArmogi]

Interesting....

[sportsman1969]

Again, I did not post much detail. The word insecticide might scare many of you reading this but I promise I have had no side effects from the ECOSMART ORGANIC GARDEN VEGETABLE INSECTICIDE FROM HOME DEPOT. It contains ROSEMARY OIL, THYME OIL, CLOVE OIL, PEPPERMINT OIL, POTASSIUM DL AND LECITHIN vitamins/minerals. Morgellons people. Please LISTEN; the bugs run out when this product is applied directly to the skin. Apply let sit wipe and repeat. You will be astonished as the baby larvae come out of you skiin. Wipe with a white cloth. The adults fly out so fast, you'd think they were on fire. Amazingly it not only does this but it kills the infection and allows the wound to heal. This matter is too serious for any type of joke. This REALLY WORKS and is absolutely safe unless you have allergies to the natural ingredients. Someone come back and post a reply after they have tried this. Please. Email me with ANY QUESTIONS| GODSPEED!

[sammy]

This may be a good find sportsman one just never does know what will work. many on here claim they never had any type of bugs and then those of us that had them wonder are they in our system. I would say they have too be. thanks sammy

[sportsman1969]

Sammy, your welcome! I can't take credit. I never even heard of this Morgellons until I got it. While I was researching I seen many people going to homepathic and organic/herbal treatments. I was so desperate I was willing to try anything. I can't tell you all the different products I bought and it came down to a $6 dollar bottle of non-toxic and safe organic garden vegetable insecticide from ECOSMART and buy it at your local home depot. I even researched each ingredient and will leave each reader to do the same. I believe the thyme oil is one of the most powerful ingredients. The rosemary oil, peppermint oil and clove oils all each have a natural benefit for man and they are natural bug killers. I couldn't believe as my wounds started healing too. It was a blessing and I just want to pass this information on to other Morgellons sufferers. Godspeed to all...

[Jo]

Thanks Sportsman - can you post any pictures of the larvae that came out of your skin?

Here's the product:
Garden Insect Killer (24 oz spray bottle) Safe Pesticides for Home | EcoSMART Organic Insecticide Bug Spray

Here's the safety info:
http://www.ecosmart.com/wp-content/d...ect-killer.pdf

If anyone tries it, please post your results!

Jo

[scabdraggr]

If not can you photo at 60-100X magnification the things inside the ziploc baggie?We are always skeptical about new and wonderful things that can cure M.If it works then you will definitely here much back about that.Thanks for your sharing!

[sportsman1969]

Hey, went to post pictures of healing lesions and multiple smaples of bugs, fibers (fibers arev living organism) and even a large strongylus monospinigerum found in my room. Looked like lint. I picked it up with an object and sprayed it with the organic solution and it died, went limp and turned BLACK.. I have it in a zip lock baggy. Anyway, I emailed the morg admin for assistance so I can upload to my album. Any ideas? Thx

[tcmgpt13]

Use of this product may be problematic for those who have perfume allergies. The maker of the product does not suggest using this product as has been described in this thread. Many of the listed ingredients of this product (and others the company makes) are known skin irritants or skin sensitizers.

Experience from someone who used this product (another forum). This was also used off label.

Avatar momzacarp replied January 6th, 2011 Hi Misdiagnosed1 You mentioned that people in South America take Ivermectin on a regular basis. This is worrisome, because as the antibacterial soap craze has proven, regular exposure to a toxin eventually creates superbugs which are much harder to deal with.

Out of desperation I did something stupid this weekend and experimented on myself by putting EcoSmart organic pesticide all over myself, and then washing it off 10 minutes later.

The next day I felt weak and dizzy, my arms and legs were tingling and I had mild intestinal problems. I may have just had an allergic reaction, because the ingredients are all natural although one hasn't been extensively tested for toxicity in humans. 2-Phenethyl Propionate is the main ingredient and is derived from peanut oil. When I looked it up, the toxicity in humans is undetermined.

Silly me. Doctors don't seem to understand the lengths that sane people will go to to get rid of this!

Read more: Insect Bites Forum - Crawling Sensations Under the Skin, Bites, Parasites

ehealthforum.com/health/topic108749.html g this product off label.

Hazards Identification

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS: EcoSMART recommends good safety practices when using any repellent, such as avoiding contact with eyes. If product gets in eyes, flush eyes with water. Consult a physician if irritation persists. This product is made from plant oils and some individuals may be sensitive. If skin irritation occurs, wash treated area with soap and water. Consult a physician if irritation persists.

• Milky-white emulsion with a minty scent. 2. Ingredients % by weight 2.0% 2-Phenethyl propionate 1.0% Clove oil 1.0% Rosemary oil 1.0% Peppermint oil 0.5% Thyme oil

Inert Ingredients: Proprietary blend of emulsifiers and solvents

• Milky-white emulsion with a minty scent.

Caution:

Avoid getting in eyes or on skin. Avoid breathing made from plant oils, some individuals may be sensitive to the fragrance.

4. First Aid Measures Flush with plenty of water. Wash with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. If irritation persists contact physician. Move exposed person(s) to fresh air. Rinse mouth out with water. Do not induce vomiting. Seek medical attention if necessary.

Above info is from the EcoSmart site or from the pdf. file from EcoSmart

Pesticide products that are exempt from EPA registration may make an organic claim, but are not subject to EPA review. They are subject to enforcement actions if the claims are fraudulent. A number of the permitted active ingredients for 25b-exempt products are synthetic and not permitted as active ingredients according to the NOP National List (including: sodium lauryl sulfate, lauryl sulfate, 2-Phenethyl Propionate, potassium sorbate).

(i.e. possible irritants)

Cedar oil, cinnamon oil, citric acid, clove oil, eugenol, garlic oil, lauryl sulfate, lemongrass oil, malic acid, mint oil, peppermint oil, 2-phenethyl propionate, postasium sorbate, rosemary oil, sodium lauryl sulfate, thyme oil, white pepper.

(i.e. possible sensitizers)

Cloves, clove oil, eugenol, geraniol, geranium oil, peppermint, peppermint oil, rosemary, rosemary oil, sodium lauryl sulfate, thyme, thyme oil.

Washington Toxics Coalition

Welcome to the forum Sportsman1969. I feel it is important to post cautions as many with M do have allergies and/or sensitive skin. And your suggestions are off label. What is posted here is in no way meant as a criticism of you.

[sportsman1969]

Hey Jo you gave the link for the home protection version of Ecosmart. Its double strength of the home garden organic insecticide. Just a note