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Dictionary » J » Jumping disease Jumping diseaseJumping disease One of the pathological startle syndromes found in isolated parts of the world, characterised by greatly exaggerated responses, such as jumping, flinging the arms and yelling, to minimal stimuli. Synonym: jumping Frenchmen of Maine disease, jumper disease of maine. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: A Wonderful Product!!... why did all of a sudden, I become full blown with this dreadful disease. I was always the "Queen" of supplements, meaning that ... in my car and touched my shoulder, "parasites" were literally jumping off her. I don't quite understand that because she was too contaminated ...
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A Wonderful Product!!... why did all of a sudden, I become full blown with this dreadful disease. I was always the "Queen" of supplements, meaning that ... in my car and touched my shoulder, "parasites" were literally jumping off her. I don't quite understand that because she was too contaminated ...
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not well read is he?... above that. I cannot believe that you have not read this thread before jumping in here. You are uninformed, please read up. Randy’s approach has ... and the Morgellons Research Foundation Morgellons syndrome or ‘fiber’ disease has been characterized by unusual skin wounds, fibers and specks ...
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The Fiber DiseaseAbout time! "NIH's New Ethics Rules Lead Some to Ponder Jumping Ship By Rita Beamish Associated Press Monday, October 30, 2006; Page ... high, the survey found. But 39 percent of the scientists researching disease and cures -- known as tenure and tenure-track scientists -- said they ...
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The Fiber Disease... has ignored this. It has to be activated. We are the activists for this disease. The old routes of government as we know it do not exist. The new ... whatever one researcher says will be the paradigm. Why are not more jumping on this? We know there is an agenda behind this disease, and until ...
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