Diet- no gluten, no GMO, no sugar- limit carbs. Pay attention to oils/fat, limit dairy- SCD diet info tells you why... converts to sugar

Supplement- whey powder, diatomaceous earth, borax/boron, wormwood/Artemesia, oregano oil also seems to help, kelp (for iodine)

Bath- borax/peroxide, Alaffia African Black Soap- with Neem, Sea salt (especially Himalayan)

Environment- ammonia, windex, peroxide, edta, borax, diatomaceous earth, cedar, pine, sage- burn sandalwood incense & beeswax (pure) candles

gargle with salt water(Himalayan sea salt), use myrrh or meek toothpaste

& laundry- very important- use borax, oxyclean powder, and liquid oxyclean. Be cautious with wool, cotton, and natural fibers- limit from wardrobe- treat with cedar (tie up in plastic bag with drops of cedar/cedar spray). Cedar in closets... drawers

I also have the glitter issue...I've been dealing with this for ten months...I just can't wrap my head around the stuff that happens...

Hi, I have seen 9 dermatologists and 3 plastic surgeons. At one point, I had 4 doctors standing over my face and they all agreed that they couldn't see anything. The medical assistant piped up and said "Hey I see them! You're NOT crazy!" I kept thinking that these blue and black things coming out of my skin were the result of a botched face surgery in 2016. My current derm said, no, they aren't stitches and then mumbled...Morgellons. But he went no further. So, now back to you. You are NOT crazy either. Don't let anyone tell you differently. If anyone is crazy it's because this disease makes us that way, not the other way around. Being ignored and ridiculed by the medical profession is heartbreaking enough. Old clinical "studies" confirmed a psychiatric element even when they had evidence of weird particles under a person's skin. So, if you can find a doctor who at the very least specializes in Lyme disease that would be a start. You don't have Lyme disease either, I am guessing but they will have hopefully some information about Morgellons. I am just post 48 hours with this knowledge so obviously, I don't know everything. Don't give up.

I recently became aware myself. I haven't had too many lesions yet thankfully but the itching, crawling, biting sensations are horrendous. I have found that coconut oil helps amazingly. And can help suffocate them and or draw them out when slathered all over the body and can also be taken internally. And diatomaceous earth, activated charcoal, chlorella, etc. I'm on day 1 of the coconut oil and will continue and hope I get some relief.

Hi i live in florida also. Got this from my dog havr this 3 yr now keep trying diff things as seems like parasote smart and adjusts to treatment tried thr post with diet wasing bathing is correct to keep with i also spray sheets peroxide or saline let dry. I use a lint brush also on bed couch where sit get up fibers or dead parasites. Black specks some say horsehair nematode ladyblogger secretisgratitude got diagnosis via stool. Yook long time get dx. Her nrighborjood has also. Someone mention chem trails. I notice my symptoms worse when they spray i think related. Why eoyld people all over free nations have this sympt women more 30 yo 60 low thytoid or immunity affects more. Have to stick togrther !!

Do the following: (It will help you control Morgellons. The cure will come some day, but you will feel much better)

1. Take a lice comb and comb your hair for at least an hour every day. Throw in a plastic closed bag all the fibers that look like entangled hair (it is not really your hair)
2. Wash sheets every day. Vacuum every day.
3. Use a lint roller in all your clothes, sofas, etc. Reserve a lint roller for your own back, breast, etc. It is not painful.
4. Wash your hair with shampoo for extra dry hair, mixed with anti-bacterial liquid soap. Do the same thing with the moisturizer (Coconut oil is good).
5. Mix a lotion for very dry skin with a little bit of antibiotic lotion.(very cheap - over the counter) and/or tea tree oil.
6. Eat less sugar.
7. Try not to use the computer at night (light attracts bugs).
8. Use gloves to work in the garden.
9. Use shoes, stocking, long sleeves to work in the garden.o
10. Practice yoga, walk every day, etc. The thing is to do something that will help to relax.
11. When your dermatologist tell you that everything is in your mind, don't argue with him/her just smile. Sooner or later they will understand is a physical illness not a mental illusion.

As I said you will not get rid of Morgellons but you will start noticing you are getting much better. It will greatly decrease, the number of lesions in your body and itching in your scalp.
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I’ve tried everything that support groups have suggested and a lot of these sufferers know what helps and what doesn’t and some things that make it worse. I do know Borax is the only thing I can wash my clothes in. I use neem oil and everything, from my shampoo also sulfer, I use been tooth paste and DE powder all around the cracks and and edges of my house and attic. I think mine started when I cleaned my attic that had not been cleaned in 60 years. I don’t know if I stirred something up, or if I got it from gardening, I don’t know, but it started after I cleaned the attic and planted my garden. I know that staying away from sugars and carbs helps, probiotics also, I take neem capsules and it doesn’t hurt to take intervectrim. I think I spelled that wrong, keep sheets clean, and a lint brush will be your best friend!