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Tests by other scientists suggest the fibers might be fungi or that the lesions are due to a bacterium that causes tumors in plants.

New Scientist Magazine will feature an article on Morgellons disease which will appear in the September 15th edition.

Morgellons, a straight-out-of-science-fiction type syndrome will be the subject of a major new study, federal health officials said Wednesday.

I’m open to news on those subjects, but would find it most fascinating for actual evidence in weather manipulation.

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Morgellons sufferers describe symptoms that include erupting sores, fatigue, the sensation of bugs crawling over them and perhaps worst of all mysterious red, blue or black fibers that sprout from their skin.

The CDC has been getting more than a dozen calls a week from self-diagnosed Morgellons patients for well over a year, and was urged to investigate by U.S.

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The disease, called Morgellons after a reference in a 1674 medical paper, isn’t officially recognized by the medical community.

The Morgellons Research Foundation, which is campaigning for more research to be.

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The Morgellons Research Foundation wants to thank Ahmed Kilani, Ph.D., the president of Clongen Laboratories.

The San Francisco Bay Area is believed to be one of the nation’s hot spots for the malady, according to a patient registry maintained by the Morgellons Research Foundation, an advocacy group.

The samples discussed in Phase I, II, III-A and III-B are made from man-made nanomaterials and are definitely nanotechnology. All samples that did have a fiber that matched nanotechnology as compared to the original “Goldenhead” was identified as a “Morgellon Like Fiber”: 1) discarded Morgellon Goldenhead; 2) fully formed Morgellon Goldenhead; or 3) deteriorating Morgellon Goldenhead. All samples except 13354-13 matched all other sample specimens Morgellon like “Goldenhead” or pre-”Goldenhead.” They would also compare their properties with those of other fibers such as nanofibers, nanotubes, carbon-silicon nanowires, meteroritic particles, Morgellons and carbon-silicon fibers.

There is also strong evidence linking Chemtrail aerosol fibers to Morgellons fibers although proof of transmission through aerial spraying remains anecdotal.