Writing by Joe

[Joe Keleher]

I’ve had a couple of request asking about my articles and research. I am not a doctor or medical professional. My research background is as an archaeologist.

The first article I wrote was a personal account of having Morgellons symptoms, following a protocol designed by Dr. Omar Amin as well as a protocol to resolve heavy metal issues created by Dr. Bruce Shelton. It is online under "Hell and Back Again".


My second article looks at a possible connection between the historic accounts of morgellons symptoms and exposure to mercury. As I cannot find a pfd format online, I cut and pasted it into my writing blog. My blog is Joe Writes Slow: Morgellons/ Mercury Article

I hope this is helpful for those in search.

Take care, Joe Keleher

[Kritters]

Hi Joe,
An archaeologist, ay? Let's see what else you can dig up about Morgellons!
Kritts

[saramar]

Hmmm... I remember one time when I was a little girl, a thermometer got dropped and the mercury went everywhere on the bathroom floor. My mom scraped it all into one pile with a card and scooped it up and put it in a little dish. Then she let me play with it. That's right people. My mom let me play with mercury! With my bare hands! And it was really cool too, until it all eventually slipped through my fingers and got lost in the house somewhere. That was when I was about 10, so 1976, I guess she didn't know any better back then.
Sarah

[lamb]

Hi Joe!
Read the mercury article but I couldn't find your "Hell and Back Again". Any suggestions?

[carla]

I found this link Lamb but I don't know how to read it yet..Explore Volume 17, Number 4

[lamb]

Thank you, Carla. I am not very computer literate, I appreciate the help.

[Joe Keleher]

If my speculation of cinnabar in use for dyes in the Languedoc region was confirmed, this would be interesting. I would like to see some of the surviving textiles from 1550- 1776 (mostly draperies) tested via electrospectorscopy for traces of mercury. The other possibility is to look at the skeletal population for signs of mercury poisoning. You might be surprised at what an archaeologist could dig up!

[lamb]

Hey Joe. That's fascinating but you are talking to the unwell here, we're not that patient. Could you TRY to provide a link to your "story" that gives us some evidence or are we all just to assume that you are special and that we should be "fascinated". I don't doubt the mercury connection but as we have no clue what happened to you, we can't really formulate an opinion.
I don't mean to sound nasty but if you are coming to the forum, bring all of your stuff with you, please.

[jonsi]

The connection is to toxins. Mercury, aluminum, barium, lead, GMO's, pharmaceuticals, preservatives, fertilizers, detergents, cosmetics, lotions, pollutions, chem-trails, etc..

I don't believe mercury poisoning is the cause & I would never consider removing the silver amalgams from my teeth. I'm not "diggin" it...

In the white light,
~jonsi

[Joe Keleher]

Lamb- I have had difficulties posting on this site. My articles are too lengthy to cut and paste onto postings. Posting with urls or .coms attached gets blocked. I'm doing the best I can.

Jonsi- I speculate...as that is all I can do...that the symptoms are due to mercury as a neurotoxin (mercury poisoning differs). I think the crawling/twitching/ movement is the individual nerve cells reacting to the passage of this toxin. Please continue to do what you think is best for you.

I am sharing simply in the hope that others can find their way to health. I hope to hear that the medical community is, at least, considering mercury as a cause. Take care and health to you- Joe Keleher