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Morgellon's Disease. A Heavy Metal Disease by Any Other Name?

Morgellon's disease is a rare skin and subcutaneous disease characterized by small fibers exuded by the skin, burning skin pain, and the sensation of skin crawling. The symptoms sound very similar to GDD. Most sufferers are white females- just like GDD. Current thinking is that it may be a reaction. to Lyme disease. Recall as well that Lyme disease does have a substantial association with GDD. I think in large measure that both result in a T-cell dysregulation state, which r

Transient Skin Coloration Changes in GDD

I am extremely fond of the cuttlefish. Very intelligent animal. Also probably related, the females play a dominant role in what progeny will be generated - which I think is the mark of animals that evolve in intelligence. Who does not love and marvel at the dramatic transient pigmentary changes that they can produce... then the whole host of other creatures that express some form of bioluminescence. Until recently, most of these pigmentary effects were not appreciated by huma

GDD is a Particle Disease and an Energy Disease

GDD is a Particle Disease and an Energy Disease

Tracing back to the source, we are composed both of particles and energy. In advanced atomic physics (quantum physics), electrons and other similar subatomic entities (such as x-rays) are treated as/behave as both particles and energy wave forms. The basis of MRI is the charged nature of particles, and in most common use Hydrogen imaging, where Hydrogen atoms behave both as particles and also as micromagnets.. and we are composed of atleast 30-50% hydrogen, primarily in the f

Was the term NSF created before or after Gd was found to be the cause, and other questions

Was the term NSF created before or after Gd was found to be the cause, and other questions

The following represents answers to an outstanding collection of questions I have received in recent months. I will weave in my responses to the various questions. Question: discuss why the terms NSF, GDD, and GSC have been used rather than simply calling illness from retained gadolinium "exposure to toxic heavy metal - gadolinium" (there is a diagnosis code for that)? Answer: With essentially all diseases, there are subtypes that are worth separating out. So as I have writte