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The Fiber DiseaseModerator: BioTeam I don't know if this one page will open but check it out....
It is a description of the Anthrax spores with feathers! A Bacterial Bomb- http://books.google.com/books?ie=UTF-8& ... ZsrDPqfnuY
who did the highlighting in that?
weird. well I have to go bring me stepdaughter to the orthodontist. later gator "How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in life you will have been all of these".
~ George washington Carver
SkepticsLots of banter here lately...I've got a few questions...
#1. WHY can't we have our own little Trekky convention...maybe everyone actually come together in one location....and "compare notes" - I have to believe it would be quite spectacular. I have suggested this and wonder why this has not already taken place. #2. Why is it a select few - most without access to the big bucks for research - most not related to physicians - some being ex-druggies, or current druggies....understandable there....it is my contention they KNEW who they were infecting so that we would have very limited resources or support and make proving our infection more difficult. I am wondering if anyone has been tested for Leishmanisis, or Oncho....they say actually finding Leish. is very difficult...as they are on some time schedule themselves as to where they are in the body. If you all are going to form this group to brainstorm....why not all in ONE place.... (even for an evening or weekend - opening event kinda thing....)is this not feasible....not possible....what????? We could make it someplace convenient for the most people....give plenty of time to save the $$ for travel - I mean I would BORROW it if I had to, and in all these many years now, how come all of us have NEVER met up anywhere, anytime. What happened to power in numbers.....how bout a protest in Atlanta in front of the CDC - signs, enough visible evidence to make our case.... The freakin' Mexicanos can get their s...t together in a heartbeat....explain to me why not us.... Tissue paper........??!!! PAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLEEEEEEEEEESE! Mm
Hi, Maggie. Great idea, you organize it, I'll be there! No dobt, I will get there even if it means going to Europe!
__________________________________ Now check this out, will you people? Regarding ”modern man”, Meyer-Rochow continued to be an active member of a Finnish group, including Drs. M. Timonen, K. Viilo, H. Hakko, P. R¨as¨anen a.o.), researching causes and reasons for people to commit suicides in northern Finland. One important result of this line of research has been that patients[color=black] suffering from atopic disorders were significantly more involved in successful suicides during the first half of the year (spring and early summer) than non-atopic patients. It was suggested that pro-inflammatory cytokines could be responsible agents, since they are known to be released at the time of allergic hypersensitivity reactions and, in addition to contributing to allergic inflammations, are also known to be capable of activating both sympathetic nervous system and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axes; thus, fostering depressions, which are well known to be a See page 68 of this document: http://www.iu-bremen.de/imperia/md/cont ... _06_05.pdf
What fusion, laser and labs can do is just mind boggling......
http://www.radiochemistry.org/2005_slov ... tation.pdf
I know I have put a lot of info out here just today, but there it is....I'm tired of looing at it. This will be the last one......
Synchronization of rotating flagella by hydrodynamic interactions http://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/MAR06/Event/38917 Bacterial Flagellar Dynamics, Polymorphism, and Conformational Spread http://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/MAR06/S ... ntID=38915
Tired of being told "we are working on it?"I apologize for my inadequacies concerning medical political etiquette.
I now quote a fellow sufferer because I cannot say it quite as eloquently as this and I feel the exact same way. “I do want to “highly commend” the hand full of true healers still in the medical profession, that have needed “only a patients plea for help” to see the need, and willingly render care. I grew up, the same as most people, believing that all doctors are our heroes, now I find, that respected title of reverence, is due, but to only to a few. They have proven their worth by there deeds of kindness. To us, there place is in the right hand of god, and justly so.” ~rhorn789 If I am going about his the wrong way by exposing questionable ethical practices, then please tell me what I must do to progress. I am just trying to be honest here and I do not know what else to do because so far nothing has worked. I have now been contemplating continuing self treatment. Been putting it off because I am scared and quite frankly in disbelief about what I have to do to go about this. I guess I’ll be off to research how to convert animal dosages to human ones now. Wish I would have paid attention in math class. Hope I get it right! Tamtam, Thank you for your hard work in putting your video together and continued correspondence with all of us here. You asked me some questions months ago and I am sorry I never responded. Guess I was not ready to answer because I got very disturbed because, you were correct. Yes, the time frame you gave does fit with me, it is possible. I believe you asked questions in regards to biopsy reports if I remember correctly. “University of Pittsburgh Physicians Dermapathology Report Patient History: The patient is a //// year old //////// with a punch biopsy of the left wrist. R/O Morgellons R/O Prurigo nodularis Final Diagnosis: Skin, left wrist, excision Excoriated urticarial reaction Comment: Examination of the specimen reveals an urticarial process with an ulcer with a neutrophilic infiltrate and reactive blood vessels at the base of the ulcer. There are reactive changes noted in the other dermal vessels associated with pervascular lymphocytic infiltrate, with some increase in mast cells and dermal edema. These findings are consistint with uticaria. The epidermis is not hyperplastic and does not reveal hyperkeratosis or parakeratosis and the dermis does not show changes of prurigo nodularis. Therefore changes noted in the biopsy appear to be that of an acute external process. I would prefer not to comment on the entity of Morgellons disease, but this case does seem to have urticarial etiology with superimposed excoriation. Please see also this link for more information on that disease entity. http://www.morgellons.org/ Thankyou for consulting me with this interesting case. Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can be of any further assistance Dermalopathologist Drazen M, Jukic M.D. Ph.D. Fellow/Chief Resident ………” The only thing I can say about this report is that it is entirely impossible. My derm knew it too and that is why she refered me to an I.D. doctor and not a shrink. Medical records back this up. Can you believe they sent me that link???? Did you know about the feathers? Will you please give us more information on your last three posts? I do not understand what you are trying to convey. Thank you. Dear Skytroll, You are one of my biggest heroes! Moving on…….Thank you for posting the links to our prospective laboratories. Have we decided which one to use? Twenty bucks shouldn’t be too hard for us to come up with. How many people should we include? I think we need to contact the labs via phone and tell them what we plan to do. Gosh, we need to be careful how we tell them, wouldn’t want to get the same response as our doctors give us. What are we going to tell them??? I’d like to see at least five or more of us send samples in from our locations and have a comparison done in addition to the DNA analysis. UK Guy posted how his came out and that is exactly what mine does too, we have something in common and perhaps the lab could find out what that commonality is. I have never even been close to the UK however I did live in California for three years and visited the Bay area often. Those Rice-a-Roni trolleys are so darn cute!!! I have yet one more thing to ask of you Skytroll. It seems Cilla’s doctor friend is interested in the neurological aspects of this disease. I know how bad this has you Sky, I have not forgotten what you shared with me. The good doctor could have a field day with you. Would you share this with him? I know it is a lot to ask and very personal, however, somebody needs to know what is going on and this person shows an interest. How about that one Sky, somebody has finally showed an interest, that feels good! To All, I love to see you all work so productively on this e-book you all are creating. How much would it cost to get a BIG add put in the N.Y. Times? Peace, Sabrina P.S. People talk about something that looks like a “starfish” although I cannot relate as I have never seen anything like that. Could this be related to the squid? Just a “groovy” Earth ~ bug/worm Air ~ bird/feather Fire ~ ? Water ~ squid/starfish I could be way off base. Do not know what the hell to think anymore. Peace, Sabrina Last edited by Sabrina on Sat Apr 15, 2006 11:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Not sitting back and waiting anymoreSnip
“For some time now, scientists have known that a variant of ApoL-1 is not neutralized by Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense. This truncated ApoL-1 variant can help to overcome the parasite that infects our body, but only when it is present in very high concentrations. The challenge for the researchers was to get this truncated ApoL-1 variant efficiently to the place where it is needed: onto the surface of the parasite. Nanobody carries ApoL-1 variant to the parasite Under the direction of Serge Muyldermans and Patrick De Baetselier, VIB researchers have previously produced a nanobody (a very small antibody) that targets and binds to the parasite very specifically (Stijlemans et al., 2004). Toya Nath Baral and his VIB colleagues have now succeeded in coupling this nanobody to the abbreviated ApoL-1 variant. This creates a special product that binds immediately to the parasite and thus brings the ApoL-1 variant to the place where it can carry out its neutralizing action. All the tests performed on mice have been very promising: Trypanosome-infected mice survive after 1 treatment. The parasite is removed from the blood and all effects associated with the disease disappear. There is every indication that this substance can also counteract Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense in humans − sparing them from African sleeping sickness.” Snip http://www.brightsurf.com/news/headline ... leID=23853 Could this “NANOBODY” be promising for our cure or treatment too? Peace, Sabrina
Sabrina,
Yes, I would be willing to talk to a scientist, doctor, or neurologist. I do think that many things are going on, and that there are nerves involved, and a whole body approach to healing with many specialized medicines in an integrated manner would be what we are searching. Sometime, it seems so big, but, I do believe there are people out there, who know, what direction to go, to help us. Sometimes, we do not recognize their expertise, until some discussion ensues. Here, is where we will move forward. Our intellect, and emotions are not the cause of this, for sure, but something physiological, and possibly neurological and neuromuscular is. Our skin is connected to so many systems in our body. That is why I believe almost all anatomy systems are involved. Even fluids in our body, pores seem involved, hair shafts, muscles, nerves, joints, but, especially sensor cells. We feel movement, we feel spikes, we feel stabs, we even feel liquid moving. The sensory cells seem also to indicate a concern in our electrical balance, and there seems to be hormone related issues. A type of biophysics interaction could be going on. Well, I must move on to more reading.......and Observing. Skytroll
Re: Tired of being told "we are working on it?"
That sounds like a good experiment. It's a bit along the path though. First of all, you need to establish which fibers are unique to your body. It's really hard to avoid environmental contamination with ordinary fibers, so you need to figure out a way of identifying the unique fibers. I'd propose the following experiment: - Take a football (old leather one would be best, as it's standing in for your skin. - put it on the couch where you sit, raise and lower it a few times to simulate sitting and getting up. - repeat with the bed - wrap it in your clothes, and shake, bounce it around a bit, to simulatate normal movement. take the clothes off the football. - Wash it in the shower, in the exact same way you wash yourself. Use rubber gloves. - Dry it as normal - Examine it carefully, taking off all the fibers you find, measuring and describing them. - Repeat with yourself (shower thengather fibers), measure and describe the fibers you find, discount those that match fibers found on the football. Idealy you'd photograph all the fibers under a microscope, noting the scale. You might need to repeat the whole thing a few times to get enough fibers to be sure. But when you have a way of identifying your fibers, you can then proceed with other experiments. You can also do the above experiment with another person who does not share your condition. - John
Is this hearsay Linn......or directly from the horses mouth? Because that's not the gist I'm getting. It may be the run around but 'IT' is definately not being shrugged off as DOP. Far from it.
http://necsi.net/postdocs/sayama/worms/
Self-Replicating Worms That Increase Structural Complexity through Gene Transmission This site is mirrored at http://complex.hc.uec.ac.jp/sayama/worms/ Last modified on August 17, 2000 Copyright (C) 2000 by Hiroki Sayama New England Complex Systems Institute Excerpt: Overview This self-replicating cellular automata (CA) model was presented at Artificial Life VII: The Seventh International Conference on Artificial Life (August 1-6, 2000, Portland, Oregon) [1] as a latest effort toward the realization of an artificial evolutionary system on CA where structural complexity of self-replicators can increase in some cases. I utilize the idea of 'shape encoding' proposed by Morita and Imai [2, 3] and make the state-transition rules of the model allow organisms to transmit genetic information to others when colliding against each other. Simulations with random initial configuration demonstrate that it is possible that the average length of organisms and the average frequency of branching per organism both increase, with decreasing self-replication fidelity, and saturate at some constant level. The saturation is caused by the fixation of place and shape of organisms onto particular sites, which comes from the more significant assumption made in CA universe: "space equals material". This result implies that, in order to create complexity-increasing evolutionary systems using artificial media, it is necessary to develop a new framework of modeling, such as kinematic models of self-replication/evolution, in which material is separated from space and has definite limitation in quantity; i.e. spatial pressure is low enough to allow complex structures / strategies to survive. Snip** http://necsi.net/postdocs/sayama/sdsr/ Structurally Dissolvable Self-Reproducing Loop & Evoloop: Evolving SDSR Loop What's the SDSR loop and the evoloop? The "Structurally Dissolvable Self-Reproducing (SDSR) loop" is an improved version of Langton's self-reproducing (SR) loop, being provided with the ability to dissolve its own structure as well as to reproduce itself. Due to this ability it can die and disappear when it faces difficult situations such as a shortage of space for self-reproduction. The evoloop is a new version of the SDSR loop which spontaneously varies by direct interaction of phenotypes and evolves toward smaller species through natural selection, in a simple deterministic nine-state five-neighbor cellular automata space. It was realized through enhancement of the "adaptability" of the state-transition rules and slight modification of the initial configuration of the loop. For more information, please refer to my PhD dissertation which gives a detailed account of SDSR loops and evoloops. Snip** More: http://necsi.net/projects/sayama/artificial.html "When you dine with the devil, bring a long spoon."
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