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-- all about morgellons home articles contact us the mystery behind morgellons disease posted 69 days ago what is morgellons disease? morgellons disease is a skin condition that is indicated by lesions or rashes and a range of skin senses comprising of itching, biting, stinging, crawling and biting sensations under the skin. recent studies show that the condition might be linked to a spirochetal bacterium, borrelia. what are the symptoms of morgellons disease? some of the common symptoms of morgellons disease include appearance of small red, white, black or blue strands on, under or erupting from unbroken skin or lesions and the feeling of something crawling under the skin. there might also have a sense of being stung or bitten. also, one may have other symptoms such as itching, fatigue, joint aches difficulty concentrating and loss of short-term memory. what are the new treatments for morgellons disease the right medical treatment for morgellons disease is not yet precise. however, there are two fundamental methods of treatment depending on what the doctor believes to be the cause of the disease. doctors may use antibiotics to treat morgellons disease if they believe that an infection causes it. the bacteria may get killed and heal the skin sores. antibiotics are seen as effective to some patients. some patients with morgellons disease also test positive for lyme disease. antibiotic treatment has been successful particularly in patients with chronic lyme disease. however, in some patients the symptoms return after stopping treatment. psychiatric medications or psychotherapy may be used on an individual who displays stress, anxiety or mental health issues or if they develop while coping with morgellons disease. medications that are used in the treatment of tics or psychosis such as pimozide or olanzapine have been seen to be effective in the treatment of morgellons disease. are there home remedies one use to manage morgellons disease? the internet provides many lifestyles and home remedy recommendations for individuals with morgellons disease. however, the safety and effectiveness of the treatments are not guaranteed. it is imperative that an individual carries out recommendations that are widely researched. moreover, there are numerous websites selling lotions, creams, wound dressings, pills and other treatments that are most times costly but have debatable benefits. it is important to avoid purchasing these products unless one is sure of their safety and worth the cost. author doctor keeling categories morgellons disease can the taoist soap help morgellons disease? posted 178 days ago it has been time that morgellons has been talked about on forums – but a common question is often asked relating to the taoist soap, and how it can treat morgellons disease, a skin condition relating to parasites invading the skin. there is a lot of talk on morgellons in the 90s, especially conspiracy theories on what it really is, and if it is a phycological thing or actually a skin disease. some have said it is like lyhmes disease or some sort of parasite invading the skin, and actually people were mistaken about it in the last decade on what it actually is – added to that, doctors were not as knowledgable on what this can be and how to treat it. (read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/morgellons ). a few years back, when the taoist soap was talked about on the article on humancure ( https://humancure.com/10-ways-to-thick-hair/ ) titled “how to thicken hair” – which talked about the natural ways which a man or women can do and not do, to help speed up hair growth, regrow hair and more – it also talked about the hair’s relation with skin and the scalp – if the scalp is healthy, hair itself will be healthy – and this is where some people wanted to buy the soap for skin conditions for anti-aging purposes, eczema or helping keep inflammation low on skin conditions – it worked like a charm where patients who were being treated by acupuncture doctors or oriental medical doctors where often found prescribing the taoist soap for this purpose – so a large percentage of people did find it useful. the problem arises is that there is a lot of talk on how to categorize morgellons disease, as some people have stopped using this term altogether, and just call it something else. in the end – naming a disease is secondary – if you understand that there is inflammation, you can deal with the inflammation first – and then worry about other symptoms – it is way too often natural healing experts talk about treating the end cause – but actually it is more complicated than that – treating the symptoms such as inflammation on the skin, can often lead to reaching the end cause – and this methodology has worked even more powerfully on urgent cases where the disease is actually not known, and people are in panic. we would say you can try to test the soap mentioned, but it is still best to do a test patch, where you test it on a strip of skin, and wash off – and see if you get any negative results during the 24 hour period – then afterwards, you can use it – this applies to all medicated and natural products – skin patch tests are important just to make sure suitability for your skin is matched – even in most extreme cases, custom made products should also be patch tested like this before use – obviously this means just the first time use – not every time – as some people misunderstand this too. author doctor keeling categories morgellons disease , morgellons disease research shows link between tick borne disease and morgellons posted 395 days ago until fairly recently, morgellons disease was dismissed by the medical community as a psychological illness which alienated thousands of people suffering the same symptoms. over the span of its controversial existence, many arguments were put forth as to how it may be physiological as opposed to just a mental condition. one such argument was the proceeds of lymes disease bacteria which was causing thread like substances to appear in lesions and intense itchiness. however, whilst this may have taken the debate forward, it was found that not everyone diagnosed with morgellons had the presence of lymes in their blood. new research which has been funded by private donations as found new evidence that morgellons may still be closely linked with another tick-bourne disease, borrelia which in turn can cause lymes in certain people. back in 2013, preliminary results showed a small sample size of morgellons sufferers all had the borrelia bacteria but due to the sample size and lack of repeatability in the result, it went unnoticed in the medical community. it refuted that morgellons lesions are self inflicted and that an infection of borrelia may be significant factor in the symptoms of the 4 randomly selected md patients. however, following that initial study, numerous peer-reviewed, independent studies were carried out which all seemed to point in the same direction; the morgellons symptoms showed correlation with a process of infection, especially with symptoms such as joint pain, extreme fatigue and dizziness. the next study confirmed the previous results with a larger sample size of 25 (middelveen, bandoski et all, 2016), where 24 out of the 25 patients were confined to have borrelia spirochetes, which causes lyme diseases. whilst it was accepted that delusional infestation could have occurred, the sample size consisted of patients that all had the presence of multi-coloured fibres within skin lesions or under broken skin. furthermore, testing of the fibres found that in fact, these were composed of keratin and collagen which supports the theory that they are produced from the epithelial cells in the deeper layers of the skin and not from the environment as doctors have previously claimed. this study perhaps opened the floodgates to much greater research and treatment as it confirms the existence of morgellons. another study carried out by hefle

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