Under Constuction !!

Schematic and chronologic process of a Morgellons infection on base of micro-fibers and biofilm.

Skin contact and contamination by means of single fibers.

Fiber bores itself into the host skin or by a release of internal biofilm which penetrate the skin.

After a break through into the skin (Stratum corneum) a small subcutan swelling develops.

Which is mostly caused from the subcutan spreading of the biofilm and an enzymatic procedure.

After removing those chain-like fibers and biofilm, the wound characteristics resemble to an aggressive acid treatment.

The left picture shows an infested hair with a biofilm fiber extension. On the right the cutan propagation of the biofilm.

This enlarged view shows better the biofilm fiber extensions on human hairs

The fibers and biofilm do cover as well the hair roots

The left picture shows outgrowing fibers from the skin after a longer infestation. On the right, biofilm sticked between the hairs.

These are not hairs but outgrowing fibers which cause the crawling sensation on the skin.

Typical hair infestation, whereby granulose forms prevail. As well in this form are fibers mostly recognizable which grow later out.

Left: Small black fiber spore size 0,001 inch between finger prints. Right: Small micro fibers growing out of the skin

Infested hairs with slime coating and granulose forms. On the right: Fiber is building a single loop, many together are creating a net-like construction.

After a longer infestation the whole skin area is covered with such outgrowing micro fibers.

Micro fibers growing out on the nose surface. On the right: Small white fibers growing out between normal hairs.

Watch also this video from a guy who makes these fiberstrings visible with a black light

Isolated alga symbiont covered with biofilm from which small base fibers grow out as on the human skin.