interesting article on threadworms

[Robin]

Hey guys! this is really a very interesting article!
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Robin
Threadworms: also known as Pinworms, Strongyloides stercoralis

[Kritters]

FABULOUS Robin!

I think there is a close association between threaworms and regular good ol' Americana heartworms. In fact, in that thread (no pun ) I started on heartworms, threadworms were mentioned. I'll go back and read it again, because I think we definitely have to build some knowledge and association between getting affected by pet diseases and how they might relate to Morgellons, (of course with all the other things we are finding) don't you?

Durn! I have to go to work in a few so I can't start researching again and I saved your info to read thoroughly later.

Awesome Robin!!!!!
xoxoxoxo
Kritts

[Kritters]

Hi Robin,

I just went through the EXTENSIVE article. I thought it was just about threadworms per se, but had so much more going on!

Threadworms are small white worms, just under 1cm long - as the name suggests, they resemble small pieces of white cotton thread. The worms live in the upper parts of the large intestine and in the appendix, feeding on intestinal contents.

um humm....I wonder if they come out of the extremeties as well?

Threadworms have also been found in the liver, lungs and ears,

EARS?????? and those ear docs can't see that? (scratch, scratch)

However, if the host's immune system is depressed for any reason, the nematodes made produce what is known as a hyperinfection syndrome, where they virtually infect every part of the body. ...



Don't MOST nematodes and every other critter virtually infect every part of the body eventually? uh huh....and they don't even know this. There's that "compromised immune system again that makes me want to scream!!. But instead, I realize now that the bottom line involving the compromised immune system is what it really is, is that which creates an OVERLY ACIDIC ENVIRONMENT!

It may take a decade or longer for you to die of gradual and progressive organ failure, which will be ruled a "normal" death, UNLESS, you take aggressive, preventive and proactive measures,

THIS IS SO TRUE!!!! MOST DOCTORS DO NOT EVEN GIVE PARASITIC INFECTION SUCH AS THREADWORM, WHIPWORM, HEARTWORM A THOUGHT!!! It's no wonder our health deteriorates unnoticed until the only hope is PHARMACEUTICALS!!!
NONE of the above developing parasitic infestations could be effectively controlled and eradicated until I had removed the source of my mercury toxicity

MAKES SENSE TO ME! I wonder if this is why THIMEROSAL was put in ALL vaccines as a "PRESERVATIVE" ????
Most flu viruses originate in China. They are often experienced worldwide within weeks of the initial outbreak.

This is the only part I take exception to. I don't believe the flu viruses originate in China. But then again....what do I KNOW?

Thanks again Robin! Who IS that masked man who put all that together anyway?

xoxoxo
Kritts

[Robin]

Hey Kritts,
Your very welcome! i did think of you when i read about the ears.i also found it interesting how when these worms are too small to thrive they protect themselves in a mucousy type of cyst.i've had many of those.also how the females can wander to other areas and lay their eggs if they found the right enviroment and go undetected for so many years just think of how extreme this would become.i don't know who wrote this.i've saved so many articles under my favs that i've wanted to show you guys but haven't started going thru them til now.i truly believe we have a parasitic threadworm infection one with a few different types of threadworms though.it explains the fungus and bacteria also.i see these threads on i'd say everyone that comes around me it drives me crazy! i also see tiny specs of glitter on them usually red.i know i've infected many people.and when i think about the children that come over to play with my 7 yr old and hear them start sneezing when their here for awile it makes me so mad!
Lots of LOVE!!
Robin

[Kritters]

Robin,

I see red glitter quite a bit also. I saved one piece of it in a taped up slide. WTF????

Yes, if Candida fungus can become pathogenic in the right environment (overly acidic) then so can the otherwise dormant threadworm!

Is what is making a cocoon out of the worm actually an encasement of the phagocytic fungi (Katink or Kam.....was it one of you or someone else that posted about that...I can't find it).........

Or is the threadworm another stage of the heartworm...........or

I just wish we could get some kind of chart together (not my strong suit) with the different fungi, viruses, bacterium, worms we have found which might be implicated.

How the agrobacterium fits in with all of this.....?

How the sewer systems, old sewer pipes/water pipes........

bottled water.....

Herpes....

tick bacterium....

cotton products..


what did I forget?

lots of love to YOU Robin!

xoKritts

[Robin]

Hey all,
Kritts thats an excellent idea.there really is alot of factors that contribute to our disease also explains why we experience different symptoms and def makes it even more confusing! but if we categorize all of our findings i bet it would all fit nicely and correctly together.seeing how i'm wicked ADD i know i am not capable of organizing anything lately!but there are people here who are.we really just need to put it together i believe we have all the info we need.don't you? i wonder if the glitter has anything to do with the crystals they have been depositing everywhere since the 40's.i can't find any pictures of this stuff just a couple interesting articles but no pics.imagine what a mess was made dumping nematodes and spore powder all over the world! its like these people are completely insane!some mad scients they've created a huge monster!
Love Ya!!
Robin