Brian Kirk’s video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SWGH_qr1rE&list=PL3nII97JiwYt359ydCh_z7c2qxk2_3u6l&index=16) about his college project to raise #Morgellons awareness is awesome—he’s giving a voice to folks dealing with something super tough. Morgellons brings weird fibers in skin sores, crawling or stinging feelings, plus exhaustion and achy joints, and it’s often dismissed as “all in your head.” Brian’s work shines a light on these struggles, showing how real they are for patients who feel ignored. But he missed mentioning #LymeDisease, and that’s a big deal because research ties it closely to Morgellons, offering clues to what’s really going on.Studies are flipping the old story that Morgellons is just psychological. A 2015 study found #Borrelia burgdorferi, the Lyme bacteria from tick bites, in 24 out of 25 Morgellons patients, using tests like PCR to spot it in skin or blood. Those fibers? Not clothes—they’re keratin and collagen, made by your body, likely reacting to the infection. Another study in 2018 saw 6% of 1000 Lyme patients with Morgellons symptoms, all testing positive for Borrelia, often with extra bugs like Babesia. This link suggests Morgellons isn’t random—it’s tied to Lyme for many, giving patients a starting point to seek help.Why This Changes EverythingKnowing Morgellons and Lyme are connected is a game-changer for people stuck in limbo. Patients often get told their sores and crawling sensations are imaginary, which is crushing when you’re living it. Finding Borrelia in most Morgellons cases proves there’s a real infection, not a delusion, giving folks hope and a reason to push for doctors who’ll dig deeper. It’s like finally having proof you’re not making it up, which can be a huge relief after being dismissed.This connection also points to better testing and treatment. Lyme’s hard to catch with standard blood tests, especially in chronic cases, but sensitive ones like PCR can find Borrelia in Morgellons patients, as that 2015 study showed. Antibiotics like doxycycline have helped some, like a woman in a 2021 case whose lesions cleared up fast. Plus, many Morgellons folks have other infections like Bartonella, so checking for those helps too. Brian’s project gets people talking, and adding the Lyme angle means more patients might get the right tests and meds, not just shrugs.Morgellons or Not?Figuring out if someone’s got Morgellons takes careful work, but doctors can do it by listening and checking the right things. Start with the patient’s story: Are there fibers in sores? Crawling sensations? Tiredness or aches? Ask about tick bites or time in Lyme-heavy areas, though lots of folks don’t recall a bite. Then check the skin—Morgellons fibers show up under a magnifying glass, stuck in lesions, made of body stuff like keratin, not random threads. A dermatologist can biopsy if needed to be sure.Next, test for Lyme with sensitive tools like PCR, since regular tests often miss chronic cases—that 2015 study nailed Borrelia in nearly every patient this way. Check for other tick bugs like Babesia too. If fibers aren’t there or tests are negative, consider scabies, allergies, or, only after ruling out infections, something psychological like delusional parasitosis. Don’t rush to that, though—Lyme can cause anxiety, and chronic symptoms stress anyone out. Brian’s video pushes for understanding, and getting the diagnosis right, with help from non-profits like the Charles E. Holman Morgellons Disease Foundation, means patients get answers, whether it’s Morgellons or something else.Middelveen MJ, et al. Exploring the association between Morgellons disease and Lyme disease: identification of Borrelia burgdorferi in Morgellons disease patients. BMC Dermatology. 2015;15:1.https://bmcdermatol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12895-015-0023-0
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Hygromycin A, an antibiotic previously studied for swine dysentery, shows promise in treating Lyme disease and syphilis. Research indicates its high effectiveness against Treponema pallidum, the syphilis bacterium. An American company, FlightPath, is seeking approval for human trials. The antibiotic's advantage lies in its minimal impact on the body's natural microbiome. The article, from a website focused on Lyme disease and Morgellons, highlights this potential breakthrough. New Antibiotic Could Rid Earth Of Lyme Disease and Chronic Syphilis
Research by Dr. Alan MacDonald suggests that Lyme disease bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, reside within parasitic nematodes in the brains of patients with neurological conditions like MS, glioblastoma, and Lewy body dementia. His findings, presented on Capitol Hill, indicate that standard Lyme tests are inadequate, leading to misdiagnosis and potentially fatal consequences. This research builds upon prior studies showing nematodes in ticks, highlighting a potential link between tick-borne infections and chronic brain diseases. MacDonald utilized FISH technology to confirm the presence of Borrelia DNA within the nematodes. The study emphasizes the need for improved diagnostic tools and treatment strategies for Lyme disease. Lyme Bacteria Hides Inside Parasitic Worms, Causing Chronic Brain Diseases - Morgellons Survey
This Deep Dive reviews an article from a website about Morgellons that focuses on the stigma surrounding both Morgellons and Lyme disease. The article argues that societal misconceptions and biases, coupled with the complex nature of these conditions, have created significant barriers to accurate diagnosis and treatment. The article advocates for greater understanding, awareness, and compassion towards those suffering from Morgellons and Lyme disease, emphasizing the need to challenge misconceptions and debunk false information. Morgellons Stigma
This episode looks at a website article which critiques a new Mayo Clinic case study on Morgellons disease, arguing that the study fails to properly understand the condition and its potential connection to Lyme disease. The article emphasizes the importance of considering Lyme disease and other infections as underlying causes of Morgellons, highlighting the limitations of current diagnostic methods. It also criticizes the Mayo Clinic study for misdiagnosing the patient as delusional despite observing fibers on their skin, a potential symptom of Morgellons. The author emphasizes the need for more thorough investigations and a deeper understanding of the potential infectious nature of Morgellons.
This episode is about an article which discusses the phenomenon of trauma bonding within Morgellons support groups. The article explains that Morgellons is a mysterious condition that can lead individuals to seek support from online groups. However, these groups can sometimes become manipulative and cult-like, with leaders who use trauma bonding techniques to control their followers. The article explores the dangers of these groups and how they can lead to dependency, fear, and misinformation. It also encourages individuals to critically evaluate information and seek professional help when necessary. Down the Rabbit Hole: Trauma Bonding in Morgellons Groups
This episode discusses the discrepancies between the French and American versions of Wikipedia's entry on Morgellons disease, a controversial skin condition. The French Wikipedia cites evidence that suggests Morgellons may have an infectious origin, while the American version focuses on the more prevalent view that it is a delusional disorder. The article criticizes the American Wikipedia for excluding this evidence, potentially contributing to stigma and misinformation surrounding the disease. Wikipedia Credibility in Question Over Conflicting Morgellons Information
This podcast episode focuses on a YouTube video discussing the condition known as Morgellons. The speaker, Jeremy Murphree, provides updates on his life, including a recent hurricane and his involvement with the Center for Lyme Action. He also emphasizes the importance of scientific accuracy when discussing Morgellons, noting it is a skin condition associated with Lyme disease, not a separate entity, and refutes the notion that it is connected to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). Murphree encourages viewers to join online awareness groups for Morgellons, which have strict criteria for image submissions, and advocates for increased visibility and funding for Lyme disease research.
Morgellons is a mysterious skin condition that has left many sufferers feeling isolated and misunderstood. Fortunately, there are now a number of Morgellons support groups available to provide comfort and advice to those affected. But are these groups really safe spaces? This episode will explore the answers and insights into this important question. Take the free online Morgellons course https://morgellons.teachable.com "Jazzy Funk - Mazelo Nostra FEAT. Stepo Del Sol" by Mazelo Nostra is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
Morgellons disease, a perplexing and controversial skin condition, has captured the attention and curiosity of both medical professionals and the general public. Characterized by the presence of unusual fibers embedded in or protruding from the skin, Morgellons has sparked intense debates within the medical community regarding its origins, diagnosis, and treatment. The controversy surrounding Morgellons stems from several factors. Chiefly, there is a lack of consensus among healthcare providers regarding its classification as a distinct disease. Some argue that it is a form of delusional parasitosis, a psychiatric condition where individuals believe they are infested with parasites despite no evidence to support such claims. Others contend that it is an unrecognized physical illness with underlying physiological causes. Adding to the intrigue is the mysterious nature of the fibers associated with Morgellons. These fibers have been reported to exhibit unusual properties, such as glowing under ultraviolet light or displaying colors not typically found in human hair or clothing materials. This peculiar characteristic has further fueled speculation about possible environmental factors or even covert government experiments. The controversies surrounding Morgellons have led to widespread skepticism and skepticism within the medical community, making it difficult for affected individuals to find proper diagnosis and treatment options. However, despite these challenges, there are dedicated researchers and healthcare professionals striving to unravel this enigmatic condition. Scientific studies have played a crucial role in shedding light on the alleged connection between fungus, mold, and Morgellons disease. Through rigorous research and peer-reviewed studies, experts have found a lack of substantial evidence supporting this association. Morgellons research findings have consistently failed to establish a direct link between the presence of fungus or mold and the symptoms experienced by individuals with this condition. Multiple studies conducted by reputable researchers have shown no significant correlation between Morgellons symptoms and fungal or mold infections. Furthermore, peer-reviewed studies have scrutinized the claims made about Morgellons disease and its supposed connection to fungus or mold. These studies emphasize the importance of evidence-based research and highlight the need for objective analysis when exploring complex medical conditions. By discrediting the fungus and mold connection through scientific investigations, these studies contribute to a better understanding of Morgellons disease. They encourage further exploration into alternative explanations for the symptoms observed in affected individuals, paving the way for more accurate diagnoses and targeted treatments. It is essential to rely on scientifically sound evidence when examining medical conditions such as Morgellons disease. The findings from these scientific studies provide valuable insights that challenge existing assumptions and guide future research in pursuit of effective solutions for those affected by this condition. In order to gain a comprehensive understanding of Morgellons, it is crucial to explore the perspectives of medical professionals who specialize in infectious diseases and dermatology. By delving into their insights and expert quotes, we can shed light on this enigmatic condition and its impact on patients' lives. A cappela Debunking the Myth: Morgellons is NOT Associated with Mold (morgellonssurvey.org) Crystal Clear, More Morgellons More Morgellons • A podcast on Spotify for Podcasters Big Rock - Take the Lead by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Redefining Morgellons: Exposing the Exploitation (morgellonssurvey.org) This article looks at exploiters who are redefining Morgellons and asks, “why do they do it?” In recent years, the phenomenon of Morgellons has garnered significant attention and controversy. Morgellons, also known as Morgellons syndrome or Morgellons disease, is a condition characterized by the presence of unusual fibers or particles embedded in the skin. While there is ongoing debate within the medical community about its exact cause and classification, one aspect that cannot be ignored is the exploitation surrounding Morgellons. The exploitation of Morgellons refers to various instances where individuals or organizations have taken advantage of those suffering from this condition for personal gain. This exploitation can take many forms, ranging from misinformation and fearmongering to fraudulent products and treatments. The spread of misinformation about Morgellons has led to confusion among both medical professionals and affected individuals. False claims and conspiracy theories have fueled skepticism and hindered scientific research into understanding this condition better. Exploitative actors often capitalize on this confusion by offering “miracle cures” or unproven treatments, preying on vulnerable individuals desperately seeking relief. Furthermore, some companies have marketed products specifically targeting those with Morgellons, claiming to alleviate symptoms or remove fibers from the skin. These products are often expensive and lacking scientific evidence to support their effectiveness. Exploitation in these cases not only exploits the hopes of those affected but also perpetuates a cycle of financial burden without providing genuine relief. It is vital to shed light on the exploitation surrounding Morgellons so that individuals can make informed decisions based on accurate information and seek appropriate medical advice. By understanding the exploitative tactics employed by certain actors, we can empower ourselves against false claims while supporting legitimate research efforts aimed at unraveling the mysteries behind this complex condition.
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In this video, we'll be discussing #Morgellons and the #Integumentary System. Morgellons is a strange condition that is believed to be caused by an infection in the skin. This video will help you understand Morgellons and how it affects the integumentary system. If you or someone you know is struggling with Morgellons, this video is for you. If you're interested you can take a free online course where we'll discuss the symptoms, diagnosis, and possible responsible treatment for Morgellons. By the end of the course, you'll have a better understanding of this mysterious condition and what you can do to help treat it. https://morgellons.teachable.com Blue fibers found in teeth of ancient Mayans suggest sacrificial victims were gagged before being killed https://phys.org/news/2022-10-blue-fibers-teeth-ancient-mayans.html Advanced Dental Biofilm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPyL0-nlJ_4 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGOJAalgozfotjT_0jQqLUA/join Slynk | Road Trip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdkvAiMO3NQ
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In this episode Jeremy does a one-take on the impressively functional Anchor.FM Android app! We discuss people ignoring the research to perpetuate their own ideal Morgellons experience. #monkeybrains #yellowterrace #goldenpyramid
In this episode, we look at the new research which demonstrates Lyme disease in a Morgellons patient, and question if molecular testing for syphilis wouldn't also be appropriate. Morgellons Petition to the CDC Ofshane - Road Tripzzz Study Cements Link Between Protean Morgellons Lesions and Lyme Disease. New Morgellons Research History of Morgellons disease: from delusion to definition Clinical evaluation of Morgellons disease in a cohort of North American patients Dermatological and Genital Manifestations of Lyme Disease Including Morgellons Disease An Update on the Global Epidemiology of Syphilis How Syphilis Came Roaring Back New CDC statistics: nearly half a million people diagnosed with Lyme disease annually False positive lyme serology due to syphilis: Report of 6 cases and review of the literature Cross-reactivity between Lyme and syphilis screening assays: Lyme disease does not cause false-positive syphilis screens Treponema denticola infection is not a cause of false positive Treponema pallidum serology Rapid Plasma Reagin Breanna Lum; Shane R. Sergent. Removal of bovine digital dermatitis-associated treponemes from hoof knives after foot-trimming: a disinfection field study Fluorescence in situ hybridization for the identification of Treponema pallidum in tissue sections Morgellons Fireside By Justice JHR Insomnia by Jeremy T Murphree