I neglected to mention that the black particles
in the yellow gel of the "flashing lights" video
are bits of activated charcoal [taken orally] that are arriving in the lesion [via the circulatory system]
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tinyurl.com/7t4b2r8^^
short vid from my YT stash;
demonstrating morg particles in the blood.
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It seems that the charcoal particles have no trouble at all
jumping into the blood stream and traveling wherever the
morg particles go. It is probable that the carbon is attaching
to the morg particles while in the gut and then traveling
to the lesion site. The carbon might be traveling unattached,
but if that is so, the odds of so many carbon particles arriving
at one lesion site by chance, seems a bit long; a bit too much coincidence for me.
The morg particles have an uncanny skill of "finding" their fellow
particles in a lesion. Not only do lesion /blister outbreaks tend to
cluster in one area of the body [not randomly distributed across
the entire body] but they are now demonstrating their skill in
traversing the entire circulatory system and jumping off at ONE
large lesion site. [1.5 inch diameter, with an inflammation ring of
3 inches dia.] My thoughts that that many particles can't possibly
be arriving from the gut with such pin point precision
are countered by the fact that the carbon particles are doing
exactly that. I have observed many times that the particles
seem to target a hair follicle and flood to the surface and form
a lesion, while leaving neighboring follicles intact. Once the
lesion is established, it almost always tends to grow and the
particle count in the lesion increases sharply.
?? are the particles multiplying at the lesion site in the manner of
bacteria, or are the particles arriving from an outside source?
The carbon [charcoal] is being taken orally to attach itself to the
particles and assist with clearing them from the gut.
It appears that some of the carbon is attaching to particles that
then escape the gut into the blood system. The carbon particles
are inadvertantly acting as "tags"; in like manner, tiny tags are
attached to fish to track where they go.
It appears that the particles can sense areas of the body
in which other particles are congregating, and join them.
The tiny particles in lesion fluid rapidly "find" each other
apparently through some sort of chemotaxis..and attach.
In a matter of a few hours, a wet lesion with particles scattered
randomly across it's surface becomes a solid sheet of loosely
attached particles; which quickly harden into a solid covering
resembling a skin scab. The particles seem to sense where
the other particles are.
When observing cellulose whiskers
growing between particles in lesion fluid, there is no wasted
energy, the whiskers are not growing in random directions.
The whisker/fibers grow DIRECTLY from particle to particle.
They "know" where the other particles are in relation
to themselves. My speculation that this same sort of
"particle chemical sensing" is allowing them to know exactly
which branch of which capillary to jump into in order to find
the hair follicle [or what little remains of it] that leads to the
lesion that is filled with others of it's kind.
By observing where the "carbon tags" end up,
I now have strong evidence that the particles are in fact
arriving at the lesion site from their source in the gut.
*apologies if these seems like a bit of a rant;
but need to get thoughts written down in between
"brain fog" storm fronts. One hopes that the words
make as much sense to the readers as it does to the
writer. Miss the opportunity to "record the observations"
when I am feeling..sort of sane..
and weeks....months..can slide by. Write down the observation,
and get it posted someplace other than my "lab notes" at home.
....don't claim to have the big picture, but maybe tiny
pieces of the "intelligence mosaic". Enough tiny "intel stones"
from multiple sources, glued down in the right places..might
eventually yield a clear picture of the mOrg Beaste.
A goodly mosaic might yield an identification...which
might lead to clues on how to defeat it.
...
..maybe.
.....one hopes..
.