Tackling long-haul diseases
Long-haul covid and chronic Lyme disease are surprisingly similar. MIT immunoengineer Mikki Tal is on the case.

By Allison Guy, SM ’23
February 28, 2024

MIT immunoengineer Michal “Mikki” Tal remembers the exact moment she had an insight that would change the trajectory of her research, getting her hooked on studying a long-neglected disease that leaves millions of Americans suffering without treatment.

More at this link:

https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/02/28/1087617/tackling-long-haul-diseases/

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Dear RM Agents and Readers,

So, I have to ponder, if Lyme looks like this tech as well, could it be that those with Lyme are integrating the technology;

whereas, those with Morgellons are kicking it out? Which would give reason that those with Morgellons see the fibers and those with Lyme don't?

Why that would be worse for the state of humanity is this:

There are less folks with Morgellons and more with Lyme disease.
It is stated that those that have Lyme disease do not necessarily have Morgellons but those with Morgellons always have Lyme.

That doesn't mean they don't have fibers; it just means we can't see them. Something to ponder for sure. I have to wonder if any with Lyme go into surgery and then the fibers are discovered. Of course, that would take an honest doctor telling the truth. And that if the integration is complete if they would be noticed.

That fiber that I took from my mouth the other day, met the air and disassembled. There seemed to be a slight bit more liquid in the bottom of the glass then before I placed the 2.5 inch long black, thick, course, fiber in the glass.

So while it is in the body or similar type fluid it would appear as an assembled technology or assembling technology; but once exposed to the air it would disassemble, leaving it not appearing to the naked eye.

This would explain why I became so ill around those vaccinated. That thought process would really turn folks on their head.

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver