Morgellons hair vs. human hair video

[hurtin1]

I made 2 videos ,,one of which is too long and will have to hj split,,and re-load,,BUT here is the second on showing the microscopic difference between the artificial hair,,and the normal human hair,,that is clearly not normal now,,due to infiltration also...
It is a little grainy,,was done on my old set-up...
I pulled some hairs out of my head and sandwiched between scotch tape,,and was forgotten for a day,before vid was taken ,,giving enough time for other growth,, from between tape to appear..
I have since cut ALL my hair off,,leaving only 1/4 inch...thus eliminating head itch,,and a place for this stuff to grow,and multiply...
I am not saying to cut all your hair off,,but it worked for me to eliminate the itching,,,since doing this I have had no more itching on head,,and has eliviated body itch as well,,,for me anyway....

YouTube - Morgellon hair vs Human hair2 converted

[valerieswanson]

Hi, Oh yes the hair. This horrific condition is caused by a plant that grows hair as well as a fibrous woody looking stick. The fuzzy balls enwrap spores or seeds, are wax producing or emanating and are at the beginning of the propagation process. This primative plant also lives outside the body and loves almost every surface. The only thing I have not seen it grow on is silk. The plant is known in Argentina as "the plant that lives on human skin". Today I contacted a well respected retired police officer who has volunteered to have a friend in police forensics analyze the DNA. Slowly but surely. Keep up your hope and faith. We will get the answers we need. Check out my blog if you want. wwwblogintime.blogspot.com. Jeanne

[lamb]

sorry valerie..no workie!

[valerieswanson]

Hi Lamb, How do you know? Just hoping someone has been to Argentina and can identify the plant by name. Remember me.

[hurtin1]

Cool blog Val/Jeanne!! I really liked the drug song!! LOL
Argentina huh....The plant that lives on human skin,,,,,10-4 to that...
I take it you travel alot???
Do keep in touch...

I DID run across this though

acidocalcisome organelle

new organelle

and

Cutaneous leishmaniasis
PHA 4210 - Treatment of Parasitic Infection

I wonder if ecogen named Trypanosoma cruzi ,,,the "cruizer nematode",,for ,bio-insecticide???

Trypanosoma cruzi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[valerieswanson]

I read all the links and lost my appetite. Too bad I am not a microbiologist. I have thought all along there is a fungus component to this thing. I was meditating several months ago seeking the name of a treatment and got Benz-----zole. I saw the whole name on one of the sites--BENZNIDAZOLE. Yes a zole. Have you seen the Morgellons Conference presentations from researchers? 2008 Very interesting. Because of the agrobacterium found in skin samples(all of them I think) Dr. Stricker says he thinks we all are turning ourselves into plants. I will come back with the link.

[Sadsack]

Yes - Val -

He has said that many times. The biggest problem I am seeing in all the research is cause/effect are often confused.

It could EASILY be that something else is infecting us with plant dna and then the agrobacteria is attracted to the plant material in us.

The other theories, like mites. mold, etc, do the same thing - they find these things present and assume they are the cause rather than an effect. Kind of like when a piece of fruit starts to decay (through normal oxidative/environmental processes) they then grow mold and fruit flies.

SS

[valerieswanson]

Yes darlin' it is a plant to start with.

[lamb]

okkeeedokee

[commonsense]

Valerieswanson,

here is that link to Dr. Stricker

Dr. Stricker 2008 Video#