- Is there an ancient disease that is currently
plaguing people on this planet? According to several Internet news sources
including some posting at the rense.com website, there may be. What's more,
it may be a recurrence of something that last touched us several centuries
ago.
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- The so-called Morgellons Disease, characterized
by "a parasite-like infection that literally makes the infected person's
skin crawl," has been diagnosed in thousands of patients in Florida,
Texas and California, according to reports.
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- The visible effects are sores all over
the victim's body, which reportedly "ooze blue fibers, white threads
and little black specks of sand-like material." Those suffering may
also experience (in addition to the constant itching/crawling sensation)
"chronic fatigue, brain fog or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,
bipolar disorder, depression, joint swelling or hair loss." Attempts
to eradicate these infestations have been unsuccessful.
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- The only connection with any known disease
has been through a medical paper written nearly a century ago (1935), which
researched medical journals describing a similar disease, from the 1600s,
with the same symptoms. And recent research may even be discovering the
cause, which could lead to a cure someday.
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- The National Pediculosis Association
in Boston, Massachusetts, formed to increase awareness about head lice
and to protect children from pesticides, has discovered a microscopic entity
called collembolan in the bodies of many who suffer from Morgellons. However,
the CDC has not approved further study. - ST
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- Staff reports - Free-Market News Network
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- http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=15662
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