What Are Morgellons Fibers?

MORGELLONS: What are the “fibers” , “black specks”, “white rubbery forms ”  I see on and in my skin?

 

Are you seeing things growing out of your skin? Fibers, white, black maybe other colors? Do you see black specks? What is it? If bacteria and bugs are ruled out there is an explanation! Fungus! Yes, simply fungus. Fungus can do damage and it is not eradicated easily as you may have experienced with common fungus like “athletes’ foot”. Let me show you what I am talking about.

 

The drawing above shows a close-up of Fungus. Spores (sporangia) from  the sporangium are released, often to be carried away by the wind or hands. If they land in a moist place they may germinate to form branching, white, fuzzy stuff called hyphae. (THE FIBERS!) All of a fungi’s hyphae considered together are known as its mycelium (more FIBERS!). Special strands (FIBERS!) of hyphae connecting fungal bodies can be called stolons. Branching rhizoids (white fibers in skin) behave as roots, anchoring the fungus into its substrate (your skin), releasing digestive enzymes, and absorbing nutrients for the fungus. After the fungi’s hyphae grow awhile, when conditions are right, new sporangiophores appear in them, new spores form and are released, the spores germinate, and the whole life cycle repeats.

 

 

Below is a photograph of sporangia on the surface of a winter squash. The black spheres (black specs)  in the picture below are mature sporangia, while the white and transparent ones (whitish debris) are immature sporangia. The slender stems holding the sporangia above the squash’s surface are sporangiophores. This photo is a perfect example of  the “threads” or “fibers” and “black specs” that are commonly described coming from Morgellons lesions.

The following pictures are of morgellons lesions and fibers under magnification.

Morgellons specimen showing hyphae, sporangia and sporangiophores

Morgellons specimen still in skin. Rhizoids (root system) are beneath the skin. Black sporangiophores are clearly seen.

Morgellons specimen showing rhizoids (root system) and sporangiophores.

Hyphae grown in a petrie dish from Morgellons sample.

Morgellons highly magnified “fibers” on the skin. White, transparent and black spongiophores are clearly seen

Morgellons highly magnified skin photo clearly showing a sporangia on the end of sporangiophore.

Morgellons fibers and balls of fibers and tissue are NOT nano-particulates, they are NOT silicone, your body is NOT growing silicon or any other inorganic product!  I say this clearly and directly because I am aware of what has been said about Morgellons and Morgellons lesions. I am aware of the myths that are circulating regarding Morgellons. Fungus is living on you and in you because, intimate exposure to chemicals and toxins has compromised your immune system, leaving you as a suitable host for fungus, but in no way are you “growing” silicone, etc.

So what is the cure? Prescription oral or topical antifungals and antibiotics are not helpful. In my experience they did nothing for my lesions which were diagnosed as a plant fungus. Identify what toxins are affecting you and the source of exposure . If you are not sure what it could be a bio-compatibility blood test is helpful. Begin a natural detox  protocol and stop exposure to offending toxins. This is how you will recover. Bringing the body into a healthy state by cleansing the blood, organs and cells from the toxins, through these means will stop the fungal infection too. Your body is no longer a hospitable place for the fungus in a healthy morgellons disease, morgellons cure, morgellons symptoms, morgellons help, morgellons, neurocutaneous syndrome, morgellons support, morgellons recovery, lyme disease, scabies, morgellons illness, delusional parasitosis, fungus, mold, mercury amalgam, toxicity, toxic overload, crawling, itching, pin pricking, biting, sores, fibers, nano particles, bio, gmo, black specs