Looking for DNA Sequence on Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni

[lkclooney]

I just recently been diagnosed by Dr. Klinghardt with the lung worm during medical travel to Seattle last week. He informed that this pathogen is gating my recovery. He has diagnosed this worm in 60% of his European patients. During my consult, I explained to Dr. Klinghardt the benefits of using pathogen DNA frequencies to treat schistosoma, strongloides S. and co-infections. He thought this was a remarkable approach but had no status on the DNA sequencing of Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni aka Verystrongylus Klapowi Lung Worm.

I've read a few older articles (2004 vintage) discussing Dr. Klapowi's lung worm pathogen finding and the need to generate a DNA sequence to spring board lab diagnosis and drug development. I know someone who can generate the DNA frequencies but she requires the DNA signature.

Does anybody know the status on the DNA sequencing? Does anybody have the materials necessary to start the DNA sequencing?

Lawrence Clooney

[tcmgpt13]

Have you contacted Randy Wymore at Oklahoma State University who is doing some kind of DNA research on Morgellons called shotgun sequencing? I am not sure if this involves DNA frequencies or if it implies that. His research may be limited to just the DNA of fibers, it may even be a different type of DNA research than you are discussing, but it might be a place to start to ask questions since at least he mentions DNA.

It is good to hear that more research is being done on the lung worm aspect of lyme since it appears that it could be a part of the M symptom picture. It sounds so like what Dr. Harvey was discussing when he mentioned a so far unidentified parasite. So it will interesting to hear more about this if you could share what you learn here. Do you know anything about the new European protocol being used for lyme and M? We used to have a member in Germany who was planning to share information here with us but who no longer posts here (sadly).

quote=lkclooney;87292]I just recently been diagnosed by Dr. Klinghardt with the lung worm during medical travel to Seattle last week. He informed that this pathogen is gating my recovery. He has diagnosed this worm in 60% of his European patients. During my consult, I explained to Dr. Klinghardt the benefits of using pathogen DNA frequencies to treat schistosoma, strongloides S. and co-infections. He thought this was a remarkable approach but had no status on the DNA sequencing of Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni aka Verystrongylus Klapowi Lung Worm.

I've read a few older articles (2004 vintage) discussing Dr. Klapowi's lung worm pathogen finding and the need to generate a DNA sequence to spring board lab diagnosis and drug development. I know someone who can generate the DNA frequencies but she requires the DNA signature.

Does anybody know the status on the DNA sequencing? Does anybody have the materials necessary to start the DNA sequencing?

Lawrence Clooney[/quote]

[Janice]

How did he diagnose you with this?

[scabdraggr]

Last night there was a documentary on monsters inside about the lung worm from a rat that was the vector.My impression was such that if you have this parasitic infestation that you would be required to stay in the hospital until a long process had expired as it causes massive swelling of the brain.Morgellons has a parasitic profile that's similiar as the larvae are excreeted out of the lungs.I have samples of this larvae.Many state college labs with pathology as a study have been doing dna nwork on m life forms.Mostly the vet colleges here in USA are doing work with the M life form as with dr.Wymore's research.

[tcmgpt13]

Can you tell us how many schools (veterinary or otherwise) are involved in studying M life forms using some type of DNA testing? Also where are they obtaining their samples? From people or animals? Thanks

quote=scabdraggr;87361]Last night there was a documentary on monsters inside about the lung worm from a rat that was the vector.My impression was such that if you have this parasitic infestation that you would be required to stay in the hospital until a long process had expired as it causes massive swelling of the brain.Morgellons has a parasitic profile that's similiar as the larvae are excreeted out of the lungs.I have samples of this larvae.Many state college labs with pathology as a study have been doing dna nwork on m life forms.Mostly the vet colleges here in USA are doing work with the M life form as with dr.Wymore's research.[/quote]

[Janice]

Does not any one else question how this lung worm was diagnosed? I would think every one would want to know????

[tcmgpt13]

Probably Klinghardt, MD knows exactly what parasite test to order, but here in the US most doctors would not (Klinghardt practices here and also in Germany which makes me wonder if he is getting the US testing done there rather than here in the US). So most people in the US cannot get too excited, not until doctors know to test for parasites in general much less one in particular. I posted a thread about the rat lung worm being found in someone who lives in Hawaii if you want to look that up. A lot of new protocols for lyme and also M are originating with Carsten and his partner in Augsburg, Germany. Katinka goes to the clinic there and had planned to keep us posted...but...perhaps Lawrence will post here again with more about what test was run to determine he had that specific lung worm (I am fairly sure that this was what Harvey might have been seeing too).

Just an additional thought, perhaps if Scbdgr has any contact with vet schools looking into the M parasite they might be able to find out about that particular lung worm Lawrence discussed in his post. Might be worth bringing it up to them scbdgr, as it would give them something specific to look for and compare their samples to. Perhaps there are pictures of what these lung worms look like in medical journals which they have access to.

quote=Janice;87364]Does not any one else question how this lung worm was diagnosed? I would think every one would want to know???? [/quote]

[Janice]

Well I hope this poster comes back,. He joined yesterday,
So far, dropping incomplete information, is not a good sign. This poster does not pass the, BS SMELL TEST.


I think there are little leprechauns at work here.
What a bunch of crapp.

[tcmgpt13]

Yes, I hope Lawrence returns to explain more fully, but calling what he said crapp might slow down any return to this forum. Maybe that was the intention? Slow down the selling of another product which does not cure M symptoms? It would be a shame if Lawrence actually has seen Klinghardt (though no way to know that either--I cannot find any information on Klinghardt's site about this parasite or parasite testing so...). It would be great to learn more about what is going on in Europe as far as lyme and M treatments and tests. Still who knows if what people claim is actually true? I wonder about the test for this particular beastie, if one even exists? Or is this yet another shadow hiding in the darkness of Morgellons syndrome?

Anyway, we have discussed cryptostrongylus-pulmoni before some years ago. Unfortunately there is still no valid published research that I can find using either of the parasite names given in Lawrence's post here. As with Fry Labs there does not appear to be any scientific information which proves either of these parasites as THE cause of Morgellons syndrome. We do not know if either alleged new parasite sighting has any validity unless other scientists also see what is being discussed as newly discovered parasites.

I have found this person (under a different name) on curezone with the exact same post and additional posts which leads me back to wondering if a frequency machine of some sort is the reason for this particular visit to MDR (gift your M infested person with some type of frequency machine for Christmas? LOL). He even links on curezone to a paper which looks as if it is published in a medical journal (we have posted that article here too sometime in the past), but somehow I do not think the journal is any more respected (so far) by medical science than is Dovepress (so far--this where a lot of the recent M research is being published--I have read that some even call Dove a vanity press though Dove claims their articles usually go on to publication in other known medical journals).

I am keeping an open mind that perhaps the vet schools may find something in their research as they are more used to looking for, finding and then treating parasites in animals. It would be good if scdgr could share more information about what he seems to know about research being done in more than one vet school. If we ever have valid scientific research then we can kiss all the sellers good-bye and good riddance. What a great present that would be. Nothing resembling leprechauns about what they all appear to be doing. All the recent suggestions about juicers, blenders, essential oils, herbal dewormers (which do not cure all M symptoms, parasitic or otherwise), and rebounders (can the link for the lymph machine be far behind?) and more tie into the season but not the joy. More like a bad elf act.

morgellons-disease-research.com/Morgellons-Message-Board/parasites/3642-cryptostrongylus-pulmoni-new-kind-nematode.html

morgellons-disease-research.com/Morgellons-Message-Board/introduce-yourself/4943-there-cryptostrongylus-pulmoni-test.html

[Janice]

Yada Yada Yada...
Is this the tcm from England talking today or the one from the US. You have been slipping up alot lately girl friend.