colloidal silver ... for long term storage.
Thanks for posting this Barb. The nano diseases are a real horror in our times.I am not an expert but I feel this article may be accurate:
I appreciate the information on colloidal silver. It's a subject I've been looking at and wasn't sure which products were worth investing in for long term storage. It's always helpful to hear from actual users.
Jan Smith is one of the most active Morgellons Disease researchers, as well as having been a victim for many years. Her long time website, www.morgellonsexposed.com has finally been taken over by the porn crowd, as Jan had said that in the past one time, they almost pulled it off, and she was able to intervene in the nick of time. They apparently lie in wait for someone who is an activist who ruffles feathers, and they attempt at the 11th hour to take over the website just as the final moments arrive when payment is due, or late. This time they apparently succeeded, but it appears she has posted much of her research elsewhere, fortunately.
Here are some of her writings and postings:
http://www.doctorkoontz.com/Scalar_Physics/Chem-Trails/Nanobots/Jan_Smith/index.htm
Morgellons Exposed
http://hivemind.mxf.yuku.com/topic/4223095#.VYicCqZq5j0
Hive Mind Forum
http://tickergrail.blogspot.com/2012/02/httprense.html
Yesterday's Lies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J6ggF65Yk4
Youtube video: "Jan's Blinking Morgellons Particulate"
Barb, double WOW!!ilinda, true sometimes I repost or duplicate a link...I hope it all helps someone. Well if those local dermatologists are referring patients to someone who might help them, that is a "sea change" in attitude. So sad so many people suffering from this plague.
After reading some of the text in your post, I believe your post and my earlier one derive from the same source, as some of the text is identical. Your link though has probably everything the Morgellons sufferer needs.
I plan on sending this to an acquaintance who runs/owns a pest control company. She has stated that several dermatologists in town send their Morgellons patients to her in the event she has something to help them! At least the dermatologists are not telling the patients they have "Delusional Parasitosis" as I near many derm's do.
Thanks again.
When I posted the above article, I apparently forgot to include the two screenshots from the video.
Enjoy and ponder.....
This is a link to an article 2008, which contains various theories including a link between GM foods and the "Morgollons" symptoms. Also mentioned, some kind of substance from plants, fungi too:Many Morgellons sufferers have become researchers themselves, one being Jan Smith. Her website, I think now former site, was one of the best, absolutely: www.morgellonsexposed.com but she had problems sometimes at renewal time when hackers tried to take over her site and post porn. Finally, she may have grown weary of dealing with her ailment, and with the hackers too.
http://www.wnd.com/2008/05/64266/ Scientists debate cause of feared 'worms-under-skin' disease
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2008/05/64266/#rtlUVElDtwrYR9dd.99
Aged garlic extract is another good option for that crawly skin feeling. Not sure about its place in the Morgellons arsenal though.
Yowbarb Note:Barb, this, and the previous #39, are priceless and I had missed the first one. I'll direct the customer who sought help from my herbalist friend for symptoms that seriously appear as Morg. Dis. , to this information. THANKS again!
I randomly came across this website. Had not seen it before.
Can not vouch for it. I believe what he is practicing probably comes under the heading of oriental medicine, of the Middle Eastern variety.
Note: He is an award winning MD, http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/dr-rahim-karjoo-md-fascpfcap.html
I am posting it, in case it helps someone. This site receives lab samples. They sell products...
The Questionnaire requests a photo of the affected area, anything you can photograph.
...
Dr. Rahim Karjoo M.D., F.A.S.C.P.
Doctor Karjoo is offering a free initial consultation to sufferers of this real condition.
You may always contact our office at (888) RKarjoo (714) 636-0261 & (714) 636-0211
...
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/questionnaire.html
Wishing your friend all the luck in contacting and receiving help from the people in 39 and 40.Yowbarb Note:Barb, this, and the previous #39, are priceless and I had missed the first one. I'll direct the customer who sought help from my herbalist friend for symptoms that seriously appear as Morg. Dis. , to this information. THANKS again!
I randomly came across this website. Had not seen it before.
Can not vouch for it. I believe what he is practicing probably comes under the heading of oriental medicine, of the Middle Eastern variety.
Note: He is an award winning MD, http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/dr-rahim-karjoo-md-fascpfcap.html
I am posting it, in case it helps someone. This site receives lab samples. They sell products...
The Questionnaire requests a photo of the affected area, anything you can photograph.
...
Dr. Rahim Karjoo M.D., F.A.S.C.P.
Doctor Karjoo is offering a free initial consultation to sufferers of this real condition.
You may always contact our office at (888) RKarjoo (714) 636-0261 & (714) 636-0211
...
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/questionnaire.html
Color (nm) Infrared >1000 Red 700* Orange 620* Yellow 580* Green 530* Cyan 500* Blue 470* Violet (visible) 420* Near ultraviolet 300 Far ultraviolet <200 |
Repeating one of my posts from last year;If legitimate, this site is quite a gem you found! Imagine the Morgellons sufferer who has gone from doctor to doctor only to be told "you have delusional parasitosis". Thanks for posting this, Barb.
Yowbarb Note:
I randomly came across this website. Had not seen it before.
Can not vouch for it. I believe what he is practicing probably comes under the heading of oriental medicine, of the Middle Eastern variety.
Note: He is an award winning MD, http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/dr-rahim-karjoo-md-fascpfcap.html
I am posting it, in case it helps someone. This site receives lab samples. They sell products...
The Questionnaire requests a photo of the affected area, anything you can photograph.
...
Dr. Rahim Karjoo M.D., F.A.S.C.P.
Doctor Karjoo is offering a free initial consultation to sufferers of this real condition.
You may always contact our office at (888) RKarjoo (714) 636-0261 & (714) 636-0211
...
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/questionnaire.html
Repeating one of my posts from last year;If legitimate, this site is quite a gem you found! Imagine the Morgellons sufferer who has gone from doctor to doctor only to be told "you have delusional parasitosis". Thanks for posting this, Barb.
Yowbarb Note:
I randomly came across this website. Had not seen it before.
Can not vouch for it. I believe what he is practicing probably comes under the heading of oriental medicine, of the Middle Eastern variety.
Note: He is an award winning MD, http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/dr-rahim-karjoo-md-fascpfcap.html
I am posting it, in case it helps someone. This site receives lab samples. They sell products...
The Questionnaire requests a photo of the affected area, anything you can photograph.
...
Dr. Rahim Karjoo M.D., F.A.S.C.P.
Doctor Karjoo is offering a free initial consultation to sufferers of this real condition.
You may always contact our office at (888) RKarjoo (714) 636-0261 & (714) 636-0211
...
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/
http://www.morgellonsmedicalcenter.com/questionnaire.html
Here are frequencies specifically for Morgellons:
Morgellons_disease_TR - 5858.25, 5856.375, 4271.25, 4264, 330, 10000, 7344, 5000, 1550, 1234, 740, 880, 835, 787, 727, 160, 500, 1600, 5611, 4014, 3448, 3347, 3176, 2929, 2867, 2855, 2791, 2720, 2489, 2180, 1862, 1488, 880, 800, 787, 728, 665, 464, 432, 304, 120, 30, 20, 8, 920, 2016, 625
Interesting idea to try putting colloidal silver in the bath...
Barb, what excellent information for Morgellons sufferers! Thanks for posting, as this refers to items we can all lay our hands on easily.
Maybe as long as it's not expensive, it won't matter a lot about the so-called effectiveness, because different Morgellons' sufferers will respond to different things.
From what long-time Morgellons victim and sufferer, Jan Smith, has said, there are foreign genetics inside each sufferer, and those genetics match, in part, some of the gene sequences used in genetic engineering. She has done decades of research and looked at patents, scientific research, many microorganisms whose genomes were used in genetic engineering, and thus, not all patients will harbor the same exact foreign genetic sequences.
Maybe that's why a mix of colloidal silver, etc., etc., will work on one patient, but another needs a mix of other things, with overlap in reagents, or maybe totally different. They are all experimenting on themselves, since the mainstream medical community has turned a blind eye to them. Last year when I went to my dermatologist, I noticed a list of the conditions they treat. The list is printed on a little pamphlet that they give to new or returning patients.
The question I have is this: how is the patient supposed to know if what they have is on the list? IOW, if the patient knows what they have, they might not need to visit the doctor! I did notice the absence of Morgellons on the list.
How timely is your post, Barb. Periodically Artemesia annua shows up in my garden. I absolutely love the fragrance! It's almost intoxicating. This year there are two plants, about 20' apart. For some reason, saving seeds doesn't seem to yield viable seeds, or maybe I haven't learned the proper way to save this variety. But fortunately, with careful scrutinizing, I can spot a few plants each year and allow them to grow, then broadcast their own seeds.
Amazing how many health and medical uses there can be for such a wonderfully aromatic plant!
It's good to know that the annual form self-sows that easily Ilinda!One would imagine that the biblical name is the oldest, but am just guessing here. Also, the wormwood plant, Artemesia absinthium, is called wormwood, presumably because it is used to kill intestinal worms.
Have been pondering the common name of the perennial form, "wormwood." That's such an unusual name, and it really only shows up in three places that I'm aware of:
1. astronomy
2. the book of Revelation
3. medicinal botany
That's a pretty strange assortment of origins for that name, and one wonders about a connection...?
I think Southernwood also is important to honey bees in that region - now you have my curiosity about it piqued! :)These are the three Artemesia with which I'm familiar, (but there are probably many more):
Dr. Rex Newnham’s research found that the traditional sugarcane islands, due to long-term heavy use of fertilizers, have very low soil Boron levels. Jamaica has the lowest level of soil Boron and the arthritis rates of the population are 70%, he noted that even most of their dogs were limping.
Barb, Thanks for this wealth of information!
What a great question...QuoteDr. Rex Newnham’s research found that the traditional sugarcane islands, due to long-term heavy use of fertilizers, have very low soil Boron levels. Jamaica has the lowest level of soil Boron and the arthritis rates of the population are 70%, he noted that even most of their dogs were limping.
I wonder if Borax can be worked into garden soil, and at what rate?
Ditto--thanks so much for all this relevant and important information on boron, a usually overlooked element.
A few years ago I had read that boron is helpful in preventing osteoporosis, something mentioned in your long post above, so I wanted to eat the foods which contain boron rather than take pills, so research showed that dried plums, or prunes, are a good source of boron.
So I bought a large bag of organic, dried plums/pruneds and the recommended dose for osteoporosis prevention was 9 prunes per day. I tried that, but very shortly I began getting headaches if I ate the 9 prunes per day. So the rather tasty prunes are in my freezer right now, and maybe I should try 2 per day. Maybe a few is better than none.+
Using a search term, "prunes prevent osteoporosis", I got a bunch of links, and two are: (there are more)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5409740/
and
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/a-daily-serving-of-5-prunes-helps-slow-bone-loss-and-lowers-the-risk-of-osteoporosis-651416643.html
"A Daily Serving of Prunes Helps Slow Bone Loss and Lowers the Risk of Osteoporosis
PS, diagnosed with eczema about 2007...
Currently alternating a topical antibiotic. Then coconut oil and fresh aloe pulp, refrigerated.One book on iodine I read has a list of ailments that might be related to iodine deficiency, which is not all that easy to diagnose. On the list was eczema.
so far nothing relieves the itching very long.
Clean cotton gloves is helping for awhile...
PS, diagnosed with eczema about 2007...
Congrats, BTW. Do you think once you freed your immune system from dealing with the parasites, then it could better concentrate on clearing up skin inflammation, etc.?PS, diagnosed with eczema about 2007...
My skin inflammation, and other discomforts, nearly gone since eliminating parasites late last year.
Congrats, BTW. Do you think once you freed your immune system from dealing with the parasites, then it could better concentrate on clearing up skin inflammation, etc.?PS, diagnosed with eczema about 2007...
My skin inflammation, and other discomforts, nearly gone since eliminating parasites late last year.
The similarity of symptooms of parasite infestation and pre-diabetic condition is new info. to me. Thanks.Congrats, BTW. Do you think once you freed your immune system from dealing with the parasites, then it could better concentrate on clearing up skin inflammation, etc.?PS, diagnosed with eczema about 2007...
My skin inflammation, and other discomforts, nearly gone since eliminating parasites late last year.
Yes. And also, more nutrition getting to the cells everywhere. It is interesting that the symptoms of parasites is nearly identical to the symptoms of pre-diabetes. I am guessing that the basic cause is the same; lack of nutrition to the cells.
PS, diagnosed with eczema about 2007...
My skin inflammation, and other discomforts, nearly gone since eliminating parasites late last year.