Jeremy Murphree discusses the latest research of Morgellons disease.
https://www.morgellonssurvey.org
episode 24: No, You Don't Have Morgellons
LymeMIND 2020 Conference https://www.facebook.com/LymeMIND/videos/1779101768915283
Scoping sores for fibers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r15HTkllnUQ&list=PL3nII97JiwYsthcZfOl9m_S7c35qbwz3m&index=4
Morgellons disease: Managing an unexplained skin condition https://www.mayoclinic.org/morgellons-disease/art-20044996
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This photograph shows crystal hexagonal plates of LuFe6Ge6 grown by dissolving the starting elements in Sn flux at ˜1200°C, then slowly cooling down to 500-800°C. This material has a hexagonal structure and crystals grow as thick hexagonal plates with very smooth surfaces. The iron sublattice is known to order antiferromagnetically at ˜150°C, but the rare earth sublattices in the RFe6Ge6 series are not affected by this ordering and behave independently. Courtesy of Paul Canfield, Ames Laboratory, US Department of Energy.