If you dig a morgellons lesion apart with a surgical tool and look at it under a child's microscope at about 150X, it often looks like this photo:
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100% of the population has this shit. Just get a 150x micrscope, and look at your ear wax and the boogers in your nose. They will all have these fibers growing it em. But no, you will probably remain an ostrich with head in sand. lol
are you retarded or just have a slight comprehension disorder..?
i do not have fibers. i do not have lesions.
i have bought a 100x - 1600x microscope looking for bugs, or anything.
there is no fibers. there is no parasites.
there is bites, i have dissected them and found nothing.
i have enough to know, it may well be a part of the morgellons make up, but it isnt morgellons.
i thought of this before i found out, that others also might think that its a part of morgellons.
the common link of agrobacterium suggests that they would be succeptable to almost any micro bacteria's, fungus's (witch would be seen with the naked eye) and microscopic insects that are not usually parasitic to humans.
i do not have any bugs. i dont see any bugs. i dont get followed by flys and bugs.. except for the invisible variety.
