Mercola on parasites (you won't like it!)

[Kritters]

BOFL...

Now that you mention it, I have seen many orientals with some breakouts. Men aren't the only ones anal about denial. Just last night I had a conversation with a friend whose doctor diagnosed her with Parkinsons disease. I asked out of curiosity how they came to that conclusion and she said, well, there is no test for Parkinson's PER SE but my left side sometimes feels numb and jittery (or something like that) and I said there were MANY different things that can cause that. A nurse practioner was standing with us and she agreed that she didn't buy that it was Parkinsons. This woman wanted to believe anything the God-doctor told her because she works at a medical center and she's willing to take medication every day of her life now rather than get a second opinion. I guess that's slightly off the subject, but there are different kinds of denial, right?

I saw a young girl who was working in a store and she had lesions ALL OVER her face. In fact I wondered why they didn't lay her off or something. I was tempted to say something also, but didn't for your same reasons. I think I mentioned this last year and we all here had different perspectives on it. I just feel that if I can help another not go through this horrible thing I really want to, no matter what reaction, but .......maybe there's a reason for everything.

I also have wondered about the health of the oriental people who eat so much MSG.....or is that just a USA thingie?

Kritts

[kmar]

Originally Posted by Baraka Obam

There was a man today out in the store covered with lesions, he was bad, face had a monster bad one on the cheek. he was actually wearing shorts, giving me a chance to look at his legs and YES they were also starting with telltale signs.

Baraka,

This statement made by you above gave me a visual and it cracked me up.

See, when I am out I do the same thing with people. What is so funny about the way you stated it was how that man was wearing shorts
"giving me a chance to look at his legs"


I can see you in a public place checking out other men's legs!

I have to admit, it's true we wish everyone would dress appropriately allowing us the opportunity to examine their skin without them knowing it. We have become experts in unusual lesions/skin markings.

I went to get a latte the other day and the young gal had short sleeves on and lesions all over her arms. She acted like she didn't have a care in the world! She was only about 19 or 20 years old. I definately know what the lesions look like and it was morgellons without a doubt.

Just don't get it! ...... The denial people are in.


BTW, I won't be putting any parasite eggs into my mouth either. (at least knowingly so)


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[Sadsack]

Kriitters -

Didn't I send you an email wondering about that thumbs down? I have no idea how it got there - did I do it??? I must have accidently hit the thumbs down icon bellow the post. So I'll do a thumbs up!

I have not seen anyone in public who looks like they have Morgellons. There was a young woman who works at Panera that I thought "maybe" but what I saw was evidently mosquito bites, cuz they all looked the same, and they all healed up within a week.

Twice I have seen middle-aged, overweight women who had shaved their heads and had that deer in the head lights look on their face. I thought they probably have Morgellons but I didn't see lesions. A lot of people have this without lesions.

SS