Morgellons Discussion

02/01/2024

This page features images of Morgellons disease, a skin condition that is characterized by microscopic filaments embedded in the skin. These images are all between 120x and 240x magnification. These images are of both sores as well as unbroken skin on the arms, legs and back. These images are from two individuals with Morgellons.

24/12/2023

The pain Morgellons patients face isn't exactly that well understood.

Are you tired of the mystery behind Morgellons disease? In this eye-opening video, I delve into the fascinating world of white keratinized projections found ...

07/11/2023

This is what Lyme disease looks like.
This is what the circle of permanent nerve damage looks like.
The bacteria was able to enter the tissue at the site of the tick bite.
Everything that is under that black and blue spot was affected.
It crossed my spine.
This EM rash shows the position of the destroyed nerve pathways in my spine.
See the borellia infection on the crimson edges chomping away at the tissue.
See the brushed blue interior that represents dead tissue.
The exposure to Borellia Bergdorferi the bacteria that causes Lyme caused this human to experience 9 EM rashes on her body before it was diagnosed.
That’s all.
Photo dated August 16, 2015.

06/08/2023

As soon as my treatment kicked in and I started to feel a little better, I wanted to rush right out and do all the things I couldn’t do when I was bedridden. This doesn’t mean I went straight to the top of a mountain, but I was excited just to have lunch with a friend, write a poem, or even drive myself to the pharmacy. I was so excited that sometimes, I’d try to do two of those activities in one day.

And then I’d crash.

Dealing with extreme fatigue when you have Lyme disease

19/05/2023

08/05/2023

The tough-to-categorize, introspective performance explores Ren’s inner turmoil and struggle with mental illness. His psychosis and debilitating physical ailments triggered by a tick bite and Lyme Disease that went undiagnosed for several years.

What many people don’t realize about Lyme Disease is the potential for significant psychiatric effects.

30/04/2023

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06/04/2023

https://twitter.com/LymeMorgellons/status/1643993909444456448

06/04/2023

Montel speaks with Mike Robinson on this episode of Let’s Be Blunt. Mike is the founder of the Global Cannabinoid Research Center in Santa Barbara, California. He is a three-time cancer survivor who has utilized cannabis to treat cancer, as well as his epilepsy, PTSD, and Chronic Lyme disease. He is the former Director of Consumer Affairs at the American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine, a journalist, and a former civil rights lobbyist.

Montel speaks with Mike Robinson on this episode of Let’s Be Blunt. Mike is the founder of the Global Cannabinoid Research Center in Santa Barbara, Californi...

10/03/2023

In this video I discuss how people harbor different views of Morgellons, and how promoting the science often runs contrary to what beliefs people are subscribed to. Morgellons can't be everything for everybody, but it can be something specifically associated with Lyme disease.

If you've been targeted by a morgellons group or have any disagreements with their fundamental beliefs, then this video is for you! In this video, I'll expla...

01/03/2023

ChatGPT is an that is able to understand and respond to human conversation.

This is incredibly important, as it means that ChatGPT is able to understand and respond to discussion. This is huge news, as Morgellons is a topic that is often misunderstood and controversial.

What is ?ChatGPT is an that is able to understand and respond to human conversation.This is incredibly important, as it means...

13/01/2023

Neurological Lyme disease, also known as Lyme neuroborreliosis, occurs when Borrelia Burgdoferi bacteria invade the central nervous system. Some describe neurological Lyme disease as a Lyme infection of the brain. Research has found that up to 15-40% of late-stage Lyme patients develop neurological disorders.

Neurological Lyme disease can often take months or years to develop if the initial infection is left untreated. Once it does, its wide-ranging symptoms can be much more difficult to treat, highlighting the importance of early detection. This event will serve to provide an outline of symptoms and current treatment methods.

About the Guests

Dr. Brian Fallon is the director of the Center for Neuroinflammatory Disorders and Biobehavioral Medicine and director of the Lyme and Tick-Borne Diseases Research Center at Columbia University. A graduate of Harvard College, he obtained his M.D. degree from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, as well as a master's degree in public health epidemiology from Columbia University.

Dr. Robert Bransfield is a psychiatrist with over 40 years of experience. Recognized by the Lyme world as being at the forefront of treating psychiatric symptoms of tick-borne illnesses, he has dedicated his life to bettering the lives of patients. Dr. Bransfield is an advisory board member for Project Lyme and lives in New Jersey where he has a private practice.

About the EventNeurological Lyme disease, also known as Lyme neuroborreliosis, occurs when Borrelia Burgdoferi bacteria invade the central nervous system. So...

13/01/2023

A recently released biofilm documentary from the Arthroplasty Patient Foundation showcases the reality of bacterial biofilms, and the resulting damage that they cause. Why Am I Still Sick? highlights several patient cases and discusses the topic with top leading scientists and medical professionals who give their expert presentation on what they know about microbial colonization inside the body.

A recently released biofilm documentary from the Arthroplasty Patient Foundation showcases the reality of bacterial biofilms...

05/01/2023

Dermoscopy results reveal central white and brown keratotic plugs that are surrounded by yellow crater-like openings that correspond with the pathognomonic findings of PEODDN, including hyperkeratosis, acanthosis, and parakeratotic columns overlying dilated eccrine ducts and acrosyringia.

A school-aged boy presents with generalized, linear hyperkeratotic papules with numerous central small filiform keratotic white spicules and brown plugs on the head, face, neck, trunk, and bilateral upper and lower extremities. What is your diagnosis?

13/12/2022

13/12/2022

Lipid Replacement Therapy (LRT) has been shown to repair the mitochondrial membrane damage and improve symptoms for many patients suffering from these chronic diseases and other natural aging symptoms.

Repair of mitochondria with Lipid Replacement Therapy can resolve fatigue and increase energy levels, as well as potentially providing anti-aging benefits.

11/12/2022

According to MacDonald, it is most likely for small mammals to contract an infection and then spread it to an uninfected tick.

Lyme disease can be spread by tick bites. However, even knowing where these ticks reside does not guarantee that the disease they carry will infect humans.

09/12/2022

The incidence of B miyamotoi disease is unclear, partly due to low awareness among the general public and physicians, a non-characteristic and possibly self-limiting clinical presentation, and limited availability of diagnostic tools.11 Background information on diagnostic methods for B miyamotoi infection and disease is given in the appendix (p 4). Although research interest in B miyamotoi is increasing, much is still unknown.

Various studies have evaluated the infection of Ixodes ticks and humans with the relapsing fever spirochaete Borrelia miyamotoi. However, to our knowl…

01/12/2022

Of course, the flu and Lyme disease are not exactly alike. The flu does have some symptoms that you probably won’t see with LD. If you have a runny nose, diarrhea, or a prominent cough, you might indeed have the flu. These are not typical signs of LD. Having them doesn’t rule out LD. After all, you could have a cold at the same time you have Lyme disease. However, these symptoms do make a stronger case for the flu.

Wondering why you have flu-like symptoms that won't go away? Learn how Lyme disease can cause you to feel under the weather with no relief.

01/12/2022

"In findings presented this week at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), Bharadwaj reported that corticosteroid injections were significantly associated with the progression of knee OA, specifically in the lateral meniscus, lateral cartilage and medial cartilage."

By Pat Anson, PNN Editor Two new studies are raising doubts about a commonly used treatment for knee osteoarthritis, a progressive and painful condition found in many older adults. Corticosteroid injections in the knee are often used to relieve osteoarthritis pain by reducing inflammation in the

20/11/2022

Nicotinamide riboside, a source of vitamin B3, is known for its anti-aging effects
But research shows it may increase the chance of cancer spreading to the brain
This is a fatal development for many patients, as no viable treatment exists

Nicotinamide riboside (NR), a form of B3, is used for its anti-aging effects. But a study by the University of Missouri-Columbia found that the supplement may increase the risk of cancer.

18/11/2022

Methods: In this pilot study, culture of body fluids and tissues was performed in a randomly selected group of 12 patients with persistent Lyme disease symptoms who had been treated or who were being treated with antibiotics. Cultures were also performed on a group of ten control subjects without Lyme disease. The cultures were subjected to corroborative microscopic, histopathological and molecular testing for Borrelia organisms in four independent laboratories in a blinded manner.

Introduction: Lyme disease is a tickborne illness that generates controversy among medical providers and researchers. One of the key topics of debate is the existence of persistent infection with the Lyme spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi, in patients ...

18/10/2022

Texas Lyme Alliance’s goal with this survey is to help fill in research gaps for treatments for Lyme patients. We connected 3 major medical universities to collaborate on this survey to assist patients to optimize treatments.

01/10/2022

Just like with Syphilis, Lyme disease can lie dormant for weeks or months after a first infection; especially if the signature “bullseye” rash doesn’t appear at the site of the tick bite which caused the disease. Again, like Syphilis, Lyme often reveals itself with fever and headaches. Joint and muscle pain, or arthritis, is a common symptom of Lyme and a less common symptom of Syphilis.

The fact that so many of these symptoms appear to be parallel in both diseases leads many to wonder if other aspects of the illness are the same – most notably the methods of transmission.

The CDC is quick to report that Lyme disease and Syphilis are very different – but how well does that claim hold up to scrutiny?

27/06/2022

Lyme patients tend to have trouble with mood regulation, cognition, energy, sensory processing, and/or sleep. This can manifest into paranoia, hallucinations, mania, and/or obsessive-compulsive behaviors. Memory loss and concentration issues mirror other psychological disorders. This might make a patient look like they are in the early stages of dementia, have attention-deficit, or a traumatic brain injury. Sensory processing issues such as sensitivity to lights and sounds are also typical. This results in avoiding daylight, staying at home, avoiding crowned areas such as stores, parks, or restaurants.

Carol has been a patient of mine for over five years. We have walked through some of the most difficult times

14/06/2022

A series of ongoing investigation to determine if Doxycycline can be utilized as prophylaxis for syphilis and other sexually transmissible diseases.

Doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis for prevention of sexually transmitted infections among Kenyan women using HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis: study protocol for an open label randomized trial
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13/06/2022

Does Molly have ?

"After reading the introduction on Morgellons Disease I realize that Molly’s psychiatrist made a serious misdiagnoses and it seems as if neither her psychiatrist nor her MD was well versed in Morgellons Disease or even syphilis for that matter."

View PS380 - Unit 7 Discussion.docx from PSYCHOLOGY P380 at Purdue Global University. Unit 7 Discussion In the given scenario, I think Molly seems to show symptoms of those who use methamphetamines.

17/04/2022

Freitas says her undiagnosed Lyme disease has sapped her energy, fogged her thinking and caused pain in her neck, shoulders, hands and right knee.

25/02/2022

"Chronic skin diseases have a huge impact on patients’ lives. We can help make great improvements in our patients’ lives, if they will use the medicine we prescribe. That’s a big if. Dr. Steven Feldman has opened our understanding of adherence issues in the treatment of psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and acne. He is author of over 700 MEDLINE-referenced publications and serves as editor of the Journal of Dermatological Treatment.

Dr. Feldman is a board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist. He is professor of dermatology, pathology and public health sciences at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina. He earned his M.D. and PhD degrees from Duke University in Durham, NC, and then completed a dermatology residency at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his dermatopathology residency at the Medical University of South Carolina, in Charleston."

"Chronic skin diseases have a huge impact on patients’ lives. We can help make great improvements in our patients’ lives, if they will use the medicine we pr...