Re: Old Post From 02/15/2002 Skin Problems - Morgellon's Disease?

[Guest guest]

Several years ago the husband of a lady with breast cancer and an open

sore told me that he and his wife *both* saw tiny maggot like

creatures crawling out of her open sore. That convinced them that

there was a parasite connection with her cancer.

Leo

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> About 4 years ago, " Karma Tucker " <tucker@...> forwarded

> a post from a desparate person who observed that parasites (?) were

> crawling out of her skin.

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> At that time, I thought somebody was trolling the group and trying

> to make fun of Dr. 's work. I had never heard of such a

> condition and it seemed all too incredible to me.

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> In the meantime, I have read about " Morgellon's Disease " on the

> net with increasing frequency. It is a new disease, a skin condition

> with lesions from which strange fibers extend, and seems to develop

> into an epidemic - see http://www.morgellons.org/worldmap.html .

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> The symptoms sound quite similar to the post that I read on this

> list 4 years ago. And it seems that the same disease has been known

> for several hundred years, only that our modern medicine doesn't

> have it in its books - many patients have been " diagnosed " with

> a psychic condition instead of a physical problem.

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> I have further read a post on another list that suggests

> that a cure or at least a treatment exists. The author writes:

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> " On studying old remedies, I found that garlic was often used for

> parasites. Since I believed the infection was a skin infection with

> external body manifestations, I had the individual shower very well,

> apply clay over the entire body ( thinly coated but covering the

skin ),

> and then allow the clay to dry. After the clay dried, the

individual

> showered, and I tossed him a necklace with a few fresh cloves of

garlic

> ( peeled ).

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> Having doned his garlic necklace, he never experienced discomfort

again.

> I tried to get him to get rid of the garlic necklace ( of course, he

> always used more fresh garlic after a few days ) after a few months.

> However, he was terrified of a relapse, and did not want to be

without it. "

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> As the parasite seems to be a nematode-type worm, and some organic

> farmers use the marigold flower in cultures that typically suffer

> from nematode damage (for instance, potatoes) - I thought that it

> may be worth the time to try marigold on Morgellon's and see

> what happens. But I have no affected people in my environment,

> so I pass the idea on - in America, especially Florida, it seems

> to be rather frequent by now.

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> If Karma Tucker is still around, maybe this can be of assistance.

> And maybe Dr. herself is also interested in the condition.

> www.rense.com has a collection of articles.

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> Heidrun Beer

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> Workgroup for Fundamental Spiritual Research and Mental Training

> http://www.sgmt.at

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