A closer look at the base of the bristles reveals a grey fuzzy substance 60x magnification These fibers are much smaller then a hair and wedge themselves in at the base of the bristle.

At this magnification you can see the colors. 10x

Here is the debris I got from the hairbrush 60 x magnification.

Here is the same debris at 200x magnification. The large brown strands are hair the rest are Morgellons fibers.

This is another view of hairbrush fiber at 200x.

 

 

 This is a hairbrush sample from another Morgellons victim who has no lesions.  This person is suffering all of the same symptoms that I have.  The fact that there are no lesions does not mean that there is no reason to be ill.  The chances for a diagnosis are even poorer than those of us with the lesions. The technology is coming out of pores and hair follicles with a lot of the goo in the follicles. This person can no longer work or get any disability.  Even if you have no lesions at all you need to check you brush or comb.  60xmagnification

If you are a comb user then check for silvery build-up at the base of the teeth of the comb. Remove the particle with a needle and observe the particle with a magnifying glass or other magnification.

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