Re: New News story and Sulphur (MSM)-based gel created by Morgellons Sufferer

[Guest guest]

I tried to google must not be on the market yet. Finally something so simple may

help many. Thanks Bessie.

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> http://www.wfaa.com/news/health/Morgellons-sufferer-creates-gel--91132214.html

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> This news story just aired on a television station in Texas.

> A pharmacologist comments on how sulphur has been used in skin care compounds

for many years.

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> I would look into buying this product if I still had symptoms....sorry, I

don't know where it can be bought, but googling " Morgone " or however it is

spelled might produce results.

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> Bessie

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[Guest guest]

Not sure this is formulated with MSM the video shows flower of sulfur or

brimstone, which is yellow in color. One could formulate their own with PHLOJEL

perhaps. Mix well in blender. I still like the bag balm and sulfur just can't go

out at night, yellow faced:) and scrub good in morning, cheap enough. Mix thick

as tar the bag balm is for applying mostly. His gel looks clear. Many also had a

burning effect from the sulfur until the little buggers were killed.

The MSM is still very important internally I beleive this to be much more than

just skin. For myself the MMS helped with the die off on skin and internally to.

I was also diagnosed positive with lyme and co-infections.

Personally for myself and a few others the flower of sulfur internally is better

than the MSM, or take both not like it could be toxic.

" Organic sulfur is a food, not a drug. Organic Sulfur is not stored in the body

and it is considered to be nontoxic. Attempts to kill mice, rats, and Oregon

State Death Row inmates failed to reach a toxic level even at 200 grams or

almost half pound a day " .

http://www.naturodoc.com/sulfurstudy.htm

http://www.phlojelultra.us/Home_Page.html

http://www.herbs2000.com/homeopathy/sulfur.htm

http://www.amazon.com/Sulfur-Powder-Sublimed-Oz-Pack/dp/B0013ND5AK

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> http://www.wfaa.com/news/health/Morgellons-sufferer-creates-gel--91132214.html

>

> This news story just aired on a television station in Texas.

> A pharmacologist comments on how sulphur has been used in skin care compounds

for many years.

>

> I would look into buying this product if I still had symptoms....sorry, I

don't know where it can be bought, but googling " Morgone " or however it is

spelled might produce results.

>

> Bessie

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[Guest guest]

The pharmacolgist in the news story helped in the formulation of this product.

Sometimes small changes in a formula can make a big difference.

I wrote to someone who has known him for years, and he has always maintained

that it is a mite infestation. He's blown a wad (like most of us) looking for

relief.

IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN GETTING SOME, EMAIL ME AND I CAN HELP YOU MAKE A

DIRECT CONNECTION WITH HIM.

Bessie

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> http://www.wfaa.com/news/health/Morgellons-sufferer-creates-gel--91132214.html

>

> This news story just aired on a television station in Texas.

> A pharmacologist comments on how sulphur has been used in skin care compounds

for many years.

>

> I would look into buying this product if I still had symptoms....sorry, I

don't know where it can be bought, but googling " Morgone " or however it is

spelled might produce results.

>

> Bessie

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[Guest guest]

Bessie I would be very interested in talking to this person. If you can I would appreciate a phone number. Thanks chrisApr 18, 2010 12:14:16 PM, bird mites wrote:

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The pharmacolgist in the news story helped in the formulation of this product. > Sometimes small changes in a formula can make a big difference.> I wrote to someone who has known him for years, and he has always maintained >that it is a mite infestation. He's blown a wad (like most of us) looking for relief.> IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN GETTING SOME, EMAIL ME AND I CAN HELP YOU MAKE A >DIRECT CONNECTION WITH HIM.> > Bessie> > > >> > >target="_blank">http://www.wfaa.com/news/health/Morgellons-sufferer-creates-gel--91132214.html> > > > This news story just aired on a television station in Texas.> > A pharmacologist comments on how sulphur has been used in skin care compounds >for many years.> > > > I would look into buying this product if I still had symptoms....sorry, >I don't know where it can be bought, but googling "Morgone" or however >it is spelled might produce results.> > > > Bessie> >> >

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I don't have a phone number for him, but if you email me YOUR email addy, I can

send it to him and tell him that you wish to speak with him on the phone. He

can then contact you directly and the two of you can work it out.

I don't know him personally. Someone who does sent me the article.

Bessie