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The strongest direct persistence evidence is for peptidoglycan in human Lyme arthritis, cartilage-associated antigens in treated mice, and DNA/mRNA persistence after lethal ceftriaxone exposure in vitro. Evidence Key H = human evidence; M = mammal/animal; V = in vitro. Persistence: ★★★ direct post-treatment/post-killing evidence; ★★ suggestive/indirect; ★ component established but persistence itself unproven. # Particle […]

In 100% of my decades of Morgellons patients I have found multiple infections. Never one type. These all have impact on the skin and head tissues. And they are in thousands of miles of brain vessels. Sadly, most doctors have a full waiting room and a rapid mill. The problem this creates is Morgellons patients

“Black floaters” are a symptom, not a diagnosis. They can arise from ordinary collagen condensations, blood, inflammatory cells, infectious vitritis, pigment, tumor cells, protein deposits, or other vitreous material. The National Eye Institute specifically lists aging, vitreous detachment, hemorrhage, uveitis/infection, retinal tears and retinal detachment among important causes. 1. Age-Related Vitreous Syneresis / Collagen Condensation

Key Lessons About Black Eye Floaters in Humans “Black floaters” usually means dark spots, dots, threads, rings, strands, or cobweb-like objects that seem to move through the visual field. They are extremely common, particularly with aging, but new or suddenly increased floaters can indicate a retinal emergency. Floaters Are Usually Shadows, Not Objects on the