Soothing the - Itchy Skin Parasites

How To Get your Life Back From Morgellons and Other Skin Parasites
A study conducted under the auspices of the National Pediculosis
Association (NPA) in Needham, Mass., and the Oklahoma State
Department of Health found over 90% of those in the study
diagnosed with delusions of parasitosis were infested with
collembola. The full report in pdf format is at
http://www.headlice.org/report/research/jnyes.pdf Twenty people
participated in the study.
From the report, “Pollen, conidia or spores, hyphae, mycelium or
fibers, or what appeared to be clumped skin or cellular debris were
identified during the first six months of image analysis. One or twocell
algae, nematodes, or what appeared to be insect eggs, larvae, or
embryos were also identified. Although everyone in the group had at
least one of the above findings, none of the findings were a common
factor in every subject, making it necessary to continue looking for a
common denominator.” They eventually identified collembola as the
common factor in 18 of the 20 participants. This was conducted by
skilled technicians and it took them over six months of studying the
microscopy to identify the parasites—something your doctor needs
to know. The eggs were 20 to 100 microns in size and the organisms
were from 50 to 300 microns in length. For reference, a micron is
one millionth of an inch.
The report notes that, “collembola are abundant in waste water and
contaminated environments making them of growing ecotoxicologic
importance (Hopin, 1997). Generally they feed on decaying matter,
algae, fungi, and bacteria. Typical collembola habitats are moist
environments with high humidity and abundant organic debris.”
The results of the study indicate that they generally are a common
factor with which we must deal. The noted presence of nematodes in
some of the samples leads us to the STRONGYLOIDES
STERCORALIS and other nematodes which are discussed in the
next section.
Collembola is highly contagious, however, not everyone is subject to
being infected by them meaning one spouse might have them and the
other spouse might not contract them.
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