Hi everyone.This was sent to me by Skizit. Very interesting.Basis of Infection in Parasitic Infections
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I have articles stashed away on various subjects.
I am going to get them before the Morgellons community.
the two I have attached are extremely important.
they show that this researcher has done scientific studies on Morgellons patients.
He has learned more on the subject and republished his findings.
He even warns that the authorities are not taking this seriously enough.
The thing he doesn't say is how the stealth viruses are delivered to the body.
We know that, they are delivered by the insects and worms.
www.s3support.com/Alternativecellularenergypigmentsmistakenforparasitic.pdfwww.s3support.com/members/scientific/publications/Alternativecellularenergypigmentsfrombacteria.pdfThe part that is important regarding the subject of mental fatigue and cloudiness of thought
is found with the presence of stealth-adapted viruses derived from the African green monkey simian cytomegalovirus. What kills the stealth virus? That's important.
"Discussion
In spite of repeated publications, the concept of stealthadapted
viruses has yet to be aggressively pursued by public
health authorities. The finding that some stealth-adapted
viruses were unequivocally derived from African green
monkey simian cytomegalovirus (SCMV)
did, however, lead to an analysis of
previously released and licensed polio virus vaccines. Three
of 8 lots of polio virus vaccines released in the mid-1970s
were shown to be contaminated with SCMV DNA by the
polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
A patient with a chronic fatiguing and
cognitively impairing illness recently decided to have his
own blood and that of his ill father tested for SCMV by an
animal testing laboratory. Both were reported positive for
SCMV using an assay that shows no cross-reaction with
human, baboon, or rhesus monkey cytomegalovirus (unpublished
data). The patient also tested positive for brucellosis, a
finding consistent with a prior report of the incorporation of
bacterial sequences, some of which were brucella-related, in
the original SCMV-derived stealth-adapted virus isolate
The term viteria was chosen to describe stealth-adapted
viruses that had acquired bacterial sequences and which had
apparently overcome the normal barrier restricting eukaryotic
virus growth in prokaryocytes. The term vifungus was
also introduced since some of the novel sequences in the
stealth-adapted virus culture were of apparent fungal origin
The present paper ties the observations that unusual solid
and thread-like structures can form in both cultures of stealthadapted
viruses and in cultures of bacteria obtained from
stealth-adapted virus infected individuals. Within the virus
cultures, these structures appear to allow for cellular repair
from the virus cytopathic effect. Complex structures were
also seen in surviving brain cells of a stealth virus infected
child
There was very extensive disruption of
the cells’ mitochondria, suggesting that the complex structures
were providing an alternative source of cellular energy.
A similar conclusion was drawn from studies of the virus
culture-derived structures. The particles were electrostatic,
occasionally magnetic, auto-fluorescent, and electron donating
Similar properties were seen with
particles obtained directly from patients’ hair and skin
Fluorescence and scanning electron microscopy
showed that the solid and thread-like structures are
conglomerates of much finer particles that appear capable of
self-assembly.
Several stealth-adapted virus infected patients have
reported continually battling an accumulation of unusual
fibrous and particulate materials within their household
environments. The materials appear lifelike in that the fibers
would occasionally sway or bend in the absence of any
apparent external force and the more solid particles would
occasionally seemingly jump towards an object, including the
patient. While it cannot be ruled out that energy-producing
particles could undergo some form of self-replication, a more
reasonable argument is that the products accumulating within
the environment, and to some extent within the patients
producing abundant amounts of such particles, are assembled
from chemicals synthesized by viteria infected bacteria. Since
the environmental accumulations have also been associated
with extensive mold infestations, the possibility of vifungus
infection of household molds is also worthy of consideration.