On the Internet there are allegations that in medical masks and cotton sticks for the fence of PCR tests can contain The causative agents of a rare and dangerous morgellone disease. Over the past ten years Diagnosed At least 12,000 patients in the United States. With the emergence of pandemia Covid-19, information about the sick began to appear in other corners of the world-residents reported the infection Kazakhstan, Ukraine And Russia. We decided to learn more about mysterious illness, its pathogens, and also find out whether they live on tests and masks.
For the first time about morgellon disease reported American Mary Leitao in 2001. She described the following symptoms: the appearance of specific wounds on the skin throughout the body, itching and burning under the skin, the feeling that someone was crawling under it, and at the last stages of the disease, thin threads of white, red, black and blue begin to appear. Since then, reports about the disease with a rare pathology have periodically appeared in the media. With the emergence of pandemia Covid-19 became spread Information that in the tests on the COVID-19 and in medical masks either Czech or German scientists discovered the causative agent of this rare but dangerous illness.
Mary's two -year -old son Leoteo was sick with eczema - an non -neopsy disease of the skin of an allergic nature. Once, from a wound on his lip, she removed some thread and described it on her website, suggesting that he is dealing with a disease that was previously unknown to science caused by subcutaneous parasites. She also put forward the idea that, since parasites are somehow connected with GMO products, doctors refuse to recognize this disease. After publication on the site, similar symptoms began to be detected by other people. In 2004, the disease was called Morgellon, or Morgllone's disease.
Beautiful name for illness I came up with Mary Leitao herself. In 2004, she, inspired by the Essay “Letter to Friend” of the British physician Thomas Brown, in which there is a description of a similar disease, she began to name the disease of her son with a morgistan disease.
IN result The community of the sick founded the Morgellons Research Foundation Foundation, was able to raise impressive means and convince the American Center for Disease Control to begin thorough studies of mysterious problem. It was assumed that subcutaneous itching can cause viruses, bacteria, fungi, plasmids or protozoa. However, no theory received scientific reinforcement. Of all the tested drugs, the greatest effect was shown by antipsychotics (antipsychotic) - a group of drugs used in psychiatry. As a result of many research I went out An article that recognizes the Morgellon disease as a non-existent disease, similar symptoms with delusional parasitosis (it is also dermatoside nonsense, or Ekbom disease, in the ICD-10, it represented Code F-22, and in the ICD-11-MB26.0). Delusional parasitosis is a form of psychosis, most often found with drug or alcohol intoxication, as well as with schizophrenia. Laboratory analysis of fibers extracted from ulcers in people who complain about the Morgellon disease, showedthat these are cotton fibers, which, apparently, fell into the wound from clothes.

From the very lack of evidence of the existence of the disease, the conclusion also suggests itself about the impossibility of the presence of its pathogens in the tests of the PCR and medical masks. However, they are actively walking over the network video, in which some long fibrous formations are pulled out of masks with tongs. What is this in this case?
Cotton sticks for the fence of materials for PCR tests consist of polyester or viscose, that is, a material that has the ability to accumulate a static charge and subsequently electrically. Masks Made From synthetic non -woven spanbond material. Both materials are a canvas of the finest threads that can move in air flows that are not noticeable to human senses. That is, the movement that we see in such videos are simply considered under an increase in the fluctuations of small threads that make up the basis of the material.
Thus, science today has every reason to believe the Morgellon’s disease as a subspecies of a delusional parasitosis, that is, a psychiatric rather than an infectious disease, and all experiments with masks and cotton sticks for PCR tests are nothing more than observations of people who are not familiar with physics, while impressed for the sensation.

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Read on the topic:
- DR Eugene Tan. Morgellons Disease
- Clinical, Epidemiologic, Histopathologic and Molecular Features of An Unexplained Dermopathy
- Reuters-Fact Check: A Video of a Swab Used For Covid-19 Tests Do Show that Material Is ‘Alive’
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