I’m a 67 year old woman.
I’ve had to live with sometimes unbearable itching, with doctors staring at my female parts under strong surgical lights, 3 surgeries …
The reason is that there is an undetected epidemic of biting spider mites that reproduce in the vaginal canal (and also in the anus) and when they are born, they bite, and they itch … I mean ITCH!
But if itchiness were the most awful thing they do, I probably would not be publishing this blog.
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Spider mites are tiny, and have an unusual (in developed countries, that is) way to go through the four stages of an insect life cycle:
The adult spider mite lays eggs inside the nose of a warm blooded mammal, and then the eggs get into the digestive tract, and go through two more phases, two more stages of the cycle. They come out hungry nymphs that are ready to molt into fully developed spider mites, just need a little help from the host: skin juices.
If this makes your stomach turn: yeah, it turns my stomach too. And makes me feel violated, abused, and all the horrid feelings we so try to avoid, and here it is.
Because of this unusual habit, doctors, it seems haven’t discovered that a large segment of the population is host and nursery for these parasitic creatures.
My guess is, supported by my own muscle testing, is the Morgellons, the condition that drives people crazy and to suicide, is simply (sounds ridiculous, but it is in fact more simple that the descriptions other give to Morgellons) spider mite infestation.
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Muscle testing shows that Morgellons ((This article is from WebMD:
Morgellons
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Symptoms of Morgellons
Treatment of Morgellons
Who Gets Morgellons
The Debate Over Morgellons
Morgellons is a controversial and poorly understood condition in which unusual thread-like fibers appear under the skin. The patient may feel like something is crawling, biting, or stinging all over.
Some medical experts say Morgellons is a physical illness. Others suggest it is a type of psychosis called “delusional parasitosis,” in which a person thinks parasites have infected their skin.
Your doctor may call it an “unexplained dermopathy,” which means a skin condition that occurs without a known reason. Other medical professionals have dubbed the condition “fiber disease.”
Symptoms of Morgellons
Unpleasant skin sensations are the main complaint. People with Morgellons may also complain of:
Feeling like bugs are crawling all over the skin.
Burning or stinging sensations under the skin.
Intense itching.
Skin sores that appear suddenly and heal slowly.
Sores that leave very red (hyperpigmented) scars.
Some patients report thread-like fibers stuck in the skin.
People with Morgellons sometimes complain of other symptoms which may include:
Difficulty paying attention and concentrating
Extreme fatigue
Hair loss
Joint and muscle pain
Nervous system problems
Tooth loss
Sleep problems
Short-term memory loss
Treatment of Morgellons
There is no known cure for Morgellons. Treating any medical or psychiatric problems that occur at the same time as Morgellons may help ease Morgellons symptoms in some patients.
A team of medical researchers at the Mayo Clinic also recommend that patients with these symptoms should undergo psychiatric evaluation.
Who Gets Morgellons
In the past, few doctors had heard of Morgellons. But in response to scattered reports, the CDC worked together with several other health care agencies to investigate this condition. Most reports came from California, Texas, and Florida, although patients have been seen in all 50 states.
The CDC study found that Morgellons is most likely to affect middle-aged white women.
Many of the patients in the CDC study showed signs of being obsessively concerned about health problems in general. This is called somatic concerns.
About half of the people in the study had other health problems, including depression and drug abuse.
The Debate Over Morgellons
The question of whether Morgellons is a disease or a delusion has prompted debate and new research in recent years.
The CDC states that the condition is not caused by an infection or anything in the environment.
The CDC study also included a lab analysis of skin fibers in Morgellons patients. The analysis showed that these fibers were mostly cotton, such as typically found in clothing or bandages.
CDC research also revealed that the skin sores seemed to be the result of long-term picking and scratching the skin.
The CDC report goes on to say: “We were not able to conclude, based on this study, whether this unexplained dermopathy represents a new condition, as has been proposed by those who use the term Morgellons, or wider recognition of an existing condition such as delusional parasitosis.”
The results of the CDC study have been archived and are no longer updated. The CDC does not plan to do any further research on the matter.
Besides the CDC, other research teams have contributed to the debate on Morgellons.
Previous case studies and research have suggested that Morgellons may be linked to Lyme disease. Some patients with signs and symptoms of Morgellons had tested positive for the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.
But according to Morgellons researchers at Oklahoma State University, there is no evidence to prove this theory. Likewise, there was no evidence of Lyme infection in any of the people in the CDC study.
A 2010 study found a potential link between Morgellons symptoms and an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism). More research needs to be done to further investigate this finding.
Morgellons also appears similar to a condition seen in cattle called bovine digital dermatitis, which is due to an infection, according to a 2011 study. But no conclusions can be reached from these small studies.)) is a spider mite infestation.
I know, the mystery is much more interesting, but what if that’s all that is. Being infested with spider mites that inoculate you with their eggs, the eggs develop into nymphs, the nymphs come out of your anus or sometimes your vagina, and need to still feed on you, so they bite you.
The spider mites consider you food… and attempt to immobilize you with spider web…
The mites are tiny, and the fiber like spider web pieces are tiny too.
What none of the researchers did, none of the doctors, not the CDC is actually observe.
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My heart almost stopped…
I felt something climbing up my shirt. I have been wearing no bra for the past 10 days or so, and loose shirts so I can catch a critter before it bites… some bites are really nasty and don’t want to heal.
So I reached there, and there it was, greenish spider mite, an adult specimen. Of course I had nothing to put it into, so I killed it, but now I am totally restless, it feels like hundreds are crawling on me… the mind is a very interesting equipment.
Part 2: I decided to not let the situation keep me up any longer, I haven’t slept much for the past five nights, so mind over matter… I’ll sleep.
That was both a big mistake and a big blessing. I did wake up, but by that time I had 10 nymphs bitten me, causing pimple-like phenomenon… now you know where those things come from that look like a pimple, but they are hardened skin. Spider mite bites.
For spider mites: I have been able to decimate their population with Diatomaceous Earth both on the body and internally. They use your colon and maybe even your vagina to lay eggs and for the larvae to reach critical development when it can survive and become a spider mite.
These pre-mites, or nymphs are soft, and so are easily damaged by the diatomaceous earth’s sharp edges.
The regime needs to be kept up: a seeming lull in their number can balloon back to full scale (hundreds) in a day or two of not taking the DE.
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Spider mites are closest to ticks, the disease carrying blood sucking insects you pick up in the woods or in your yard if you have deer like I do.
The lay waiting for a suitable host to come by and launch themselves on it.
Spider mite nymphs need to mature on a host, because they need nutrients only a warm blooded host can provide… They suck not blood, but the juices that come out of a wound they make on your body. They have a mouthpiece, and pierce the body, then the fresh around the wound becomes hardened, very itchy, and they feed on that wound for days, I think.
I have to control my gag reflex as I am writing this.
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For dust mites and ear mites: it seems that these mites are sensitive to alcohol. It seems to attract them and then damage their central nervous system… if you can say that about a tiny mite like that…
Anyway, rinsing with alcoholic type vinegar, like apple cider vinegar (I only tried Briggs) diluted with water seems to cause them to fall off, wash off. Of course, if your clothes or your bed has mites, you won’t have a mite-free night, but that is another issue: getting rid of the mites on clothes, floor, and bedding.
One user tried Combucha… fermented tea? also seems to be working…
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