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["It is called Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader. It has many names - fiber disease, mystery disease, delusional parasitosis and unknown dermatological skin disorder . . . .It is silent, smart, glistening . . . . . patterned after nature's many wonders, but it is still one hundred percent man made. The nano-brew has been loosed from its scientific flask casting its woes upon an unsuspecting innocence." Extracts from Abstract: Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader]

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Morgellons

Imagine your body pocked by erupting sores, the sensation of little bugs crawling just below the surface of your flesh, and worst of all, mysterious, hideous looking fibers sprouting from your skin. It may sound like a scene from a science fiction movie, but a growing legion of Americans, sixty thousand of them, now suffer from this condition.

Morgellons - A Nano 911 Foreign Invader - Full Paper (9/06/07)
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IMAGES - Jan Smith Specimens & References - Special #10 (9/17/07)
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PowerPoint Presentation: Morgellons - A Nano 911 Foreign Invader (9/6/07)
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Project FMM - Fibers, Meteorite, Morgellons - #7 - March 29, 2007 www.rense.com/morgphase/phase2_1.htm

Morgellons Specimen Photos in Sequence - Special No. 6 - Nov. 9, 2006
www.rense.com/general74/morg6-1.htm

Findings Presented by Dr. Hildegarde Staninger - Oct. 18th-2006 www.dldewey.com/stan.htm

August 16, 2006

Stunning Photographs #1 www.rense.com/general72/morg1.htm

Stunning Photographs #2 www.rense.com/general72/morg2a.htm

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BIOGRAPHY - Dr Hildegarde Staninger, Ph.D., RIET-1

Dr. Hildegarde Staninger, author of the international environmental bestseller the Comprehensive Handbook of Hazardous Material: Regulations, Monitoring, Handling & Safety, Lewis Publishing/ CRC Press, is among the leading international scientists in the field of industrial toxicology. She pioneered the use of biological monitoring tests for targeting organ exposure to parent compounds, metabolites and their xenobiotics. Her research has opened the door of proteinomics, enzynomics and genomics as recognized by John Hopkins Univeristy/Pandey Lab and Harvard University Medical College small molecule genome project.

Former president of the Florida Chapter of the American Industrial Hygiene Association, she was president and founder of the International Academy of Toxicological Risk Assessment (IATRA) which celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2005. She was the first Industrial Environmental Toxicologist Registered by the National Registry of Environmental Professionals. Dr. Staninger is a Certified Safety Executive by World Safety Organization and Inspector General for the International Environmental Intelligence Agency (IEIA) a division of World Life Research Institute.

Her former academic appointments include Research Coordinator and Assistant Professor for the Research Department at the former Capital University of Integrative Medicine, Washington, D.C. Present research activities include applications of far infrared and oak wood charcoal vinegar in maintaining cellular integrity and cellular detoxification via lymphatic and molecular endocrine systems. She presented ground-breaking information in October, 2006, at the annual conference of the National Registry of Environmental Professionals, (www.nrep.org ) in papers regarding FarInfrared Radiant Heat (FIR RH) Type Remediation for Mold and Other Unique Diseases and Protecting Yourself From Electromagnetic Fields In The Home, Workplace and Environment.

During Fall 2006 (Phase I) and Spring 2007 (Phase II) she conducted a privately funded project to identify the composition of Morgellons' fibers. This original research revealed the environmental impacts upon man, environment and other life forms from exposure to nanotechnology. (Morgellons Specials Nos. 5, 6 and 7 - Dr. Hildegarde Staninger, Guest (www.rense.com/Datapages/morgRSPEC.htm )

Her presentation, MORGELLONS: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader, will be released at the September 2007 Annual Conference of NREP (above).

In addition to decades of research involving the signature harmonic reflectivity of cellular resonance for increasing cellular integrity, she has focused on addressing the appropriate countermeasures for cell dysfunction, injury and death through cellular tera hertz phono photons- "cellular cosmic star bursts."

Dr. Staninger is recipient of two Presidential Awards from Mr. Walter Lowry, Martin Marietta Orlando Aerospace President, for her work involving "Pregnant Women in the Workplace" and the "Increased Risk of Genetic Mutations in Contaminated Ground Water." She received the prestigious 7th U.S. Army and Greater Stuttgart Community Award for her work during Operation Desert Shield in preventing increased chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) from the Kuwaiti burning oil fields during Desert Storm.

Dr. Hildegarde Staninger, RIET-1
Industrial Toxicologist/IH,
Doctor of Integrative Medicine
Integrative Health Systems, LLC
415 3/4th N. Larchmont Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Tel: 323-466-2599 Fax: 323-466-2774
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Hildegarde Staninger, PhD, RIET-1
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Hildegarde Staninger, PhD, RIET-1
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2007-03-29
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Morgellons - A Nano 911 Foreign Invader - Full Paper (9/06/07)
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Project FMM - Fibers, Meteorite, Morgellons - #7 - March 29, 2007 - 2007-03-29
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FAR-INFRARED RADIANT HEAT (FIR RH) TYPE REMEDIATON for MOLD and OTHER UNIQUE DISEASES
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What is Far-Infrared? - 2006-07-03
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Jerusalem Artichoke Powder (JAP) - 2006-07-03
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Inner Solution - 2006-04-13
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Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader

The Staninger Report Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader

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Presented at the National Registry of Environmental Professionals 2007 Annual Conference, September 6, 2007, San Antonio, Texas www.nrep.org

MORGELLONS: A NANO-911 FOREIGN INVADER
by Hildegarde Staninger, Ph.D., RIET-1
Integrative Health Systems, LLC,
415 3/4th N. Larchmont Blvd.,
Los Angeles, California 90004
Tel: 323-466-2599 Fax: 323-466-2774

Abstract

There is an environmental disease on the horizon that will affect more humans and the environment than any one person will know. Its environmental impact will be far greater than DDT, PCBs and asbestos have ever been. It is called Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader. It has many names — fiber disease, mystery disease, delusional parasitosis and unknown dermatological skin disorder, to name a few. It is silent, smart, glistening — powered by its own transitional metal battery. And when it strikes its victim it feels like a piece of burning broken glass as it pierces the skin. Smaller than any of the 150 pieces of a virus (known as virons), it is invisible to the naked eye.

So silent is it, only the one who has been invaded knows its true nature. Marked with the seal of man-made, self-assembling nano-size materials they can be used in forming drugs, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, biomaterials, artificial nerves, artificial brains, pseudo skin and molecular electronics. Yes, it was patterned after nature's many wonders, but it is still one hundred percent man-made. The
nano-brew has been let loose from its scientific flask casting its woes upon an unsuspecting innocence.

Introduction to Chemical Foreign Invaders

Plants, humans and other animals are constantly exposed in their environment to a vast array of chemicals that are foreign to their bodies. These foreign chemicals, or xenobiotics, can be of natural origin or they can be man-made. In general, the more lipophilic (fat loving) compounds are readily absorbed through the skin, across the lungs, or through the gastrointestinal tract. Constant or even intermittent exposure to these lipophilic chemicals could result in their accumulation within the organism, unless effective means of elimination are present. Indeed, chemicals can be excreted unchanged into urine, bile, feces, expired air, and perspiration. Except for exhalation, the ease with which compounds are eliminated from the body largely depends on their water solubility. This is particularly true for non-volatile chemicals that are eliminated in urine and feces, the predominant routes of elimination.

Lipophilic compounds that are present in these excretory fluids tend to diffuse into cellular membranes and are reabsorbed, whereas water soluble compounds are excreted. Therefore, it is apparent why lipophilic xenobiotics could accumulate within the body; They are readily absorbed but poorly excreted.1

Fortunately, animal organisms have developed a number of biochemical processes that convert lipophilic compounds to more hydrophilic metabolites. These biochemical processes are termed biotransformation and are usually enzymatic in nature. It should be stressed that biotransformation is the sum of the processes by which a foreign invader such as a chemical is subjected to chemical
change by living organisms (Figure 1 — 1). This definition implies that a particular chemical may undergo a number of chemical changes. It may mean that the parent molecule is chemically modified at a number of positions or that a particular metabolite of the parent compound may undergo additional modification. The end result of the biotransformation reaction(s) is that the metabolites are chemically distinct from the parent compound. Metabolites are usually more hydrophilic than the parent compound. This enhanced water solubility reduces the ability of the metabolite to partition into biologic membranes and thus restricts the distribution of the metabolites to the various tissues, decreases the renal metabolite(s), and ultimately promotes the excretion of the chemical by the urinary and biliary fecal routes.

Morgellons is a disease that affects humans and animals with a minimum of 93 or more symptoms. Humans experience different colored fibers growing out of their skin with the presence of lesions that ooze a gel like material or may have the feeling of hot burning glass ripping through the underside of their skin as a needle. Toxicological Pathology evaluations of specimens taken from a patient who was diagnosed with this disease and was having a knee replacement operation revealed that the specimen contained silica and silicone.2

Further analysis of these specimens using Micro Raman technology revealed that the fibers that grew
out of this same patient were composed of a two part polyester, like a plastic straw within a straw with a head that was made up of silicone (Figure 1 -2 & 1-3). Polyester is a definite man-made material. It is "nylon" by another name. Nylon is a compound that is a lipophatic compound, just as silicone. In addition, high density polyethylene fibers were found in a different patient's heel of their foot. (Figure 1-4). The difference in these compounds and ones that are man-made in a chemical factory are that they have a size, which is measured at a "NANO" level.

Nano is nine decimals below the zero or 0.000,000,001.3 It is smaller than the width of a human hair. How can something so small be so harmful to humans?

Well this is were size counts Big Time. The nano material, which has many forms such as smart dust, nano gels, quantum dots, nano tube, nano wire, nano bots, nano horns are all part of the growing field of nanotechnology. If something is so small that it does not stimulate the immune system to react to its foreign invasion of the cell new cellular toxicological reactions will occur. Collectively these materials were found in specimens taken from the same patient who had the knee replacement operation. The individual had blue fibers that would not burn at 1,400 degrees F and harden gels that made lesions. The callus-like scab had cat-like claws on its underside. These specimens went
through Toxicological Pathology and it is true, a picture says a thousand words (Figure 1-5).

No matter what the biological agent, chemical or foreign invader, the body is geared up to protect itself and remove the toxic material. The body is not ready for a nano foreign invader because one can not see it at any level.

Normally the body would go through biotransformation and remove this toxic material from the body through biotransformation, but not in the case of Moregellons, which seems to have a mind of its own as it riddles the body with its fibers and continuous self- replication.

Normal Compounds vs Moregellons through Biotransformation

A number of enzymes in animal organisms are capable of biotransforming lipid-soluble xenobiotics in such a way as to render them more water soluble. These enzymatic reactions are of two types; phase I reactions, which involve oxidation, reduction, and hydrolysis, and phase II reactions, which consist of conjugation or synthetic reactions. Although phase I reactions generally convert foreign compounds to derivatives that are more water soluble than the parent molecule, a prime function of these reactions is to add or expose functional groups (e.g., - OH, - SH, _NH2, - COOH).

These functional groups then permit the compound to undergo phase II reactions. Phase II reactions are biosynthetic reactions where the foreign compounds or a phase I ? derived metabolite is covalently linked to an endogenous molecule, producing a conjugate. In these cases, the endogenous
moieties (e.g. glucuronic acid, sulfate) usually confer upon the lipophilic xenobiotic or its metabolite increased water solubility and the ability to undergo significant ionization at physiologic pH. These conjugated moieties are normally added to endogenous products to promote their secretion or transfer across hepatic, renal, and intestinal membranes. The transport mechanisms that have developed recognize the conjugating moiety. Thus, the excretion of conjugated xenobiotics is enhanced by their ability to participate in transport systems that have evolved from the conjugated products of endogenous molecules.4

The relationship between phase I and phase II reactions is summarized in Figure 4-1. The fate of a particular chemical is determined by its physical/chemical products. Volatile organic compounds may be eliminated via the lungs with no biotransformation. Those with functional groups may be conjugated directly, whereas others undergo phase I reactions before conjugation. As implied,
biotransformation is often integrated and can be complex. Because of this complexity, imbalances between phase I and phase II reactions or dose-related shifts in metabolic routes are often causes of chemical-induced tissue injury.5

Organ and Cellular Location of Biotransformation

The enzymes or enzyme systems that catalyze the biotransformation of foreign compounds are localized mainly in the liver. This is not surprising, since a primary function of the liver is to receive and process chemicals absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract before they are distributed to other tissues. Liver receives all the blood that has perfused the splanchnic area, which contains nutrients and other foreign substances. Because of this, the liver has developed the capacity to extract these substances readily from the blood and to modify chemically many of these substances before they are stored, secreted into bile, or released into the general circulation. Other tissues can also biotransform foreign compounds. Nearly every tissue tested has shown activity toward some foreign chemicals (Figure 1-6). Extrahepatic tissues are limited with respect to the diversity of chemicals they can handle, and thus their contribution to the overall biotransformation of xenobiotics is limited.

However, biotransformation of a chemical within an extrahepatic tissue may have an important toxicological implication for that particular tissue.6

Subcellular Localization of Biotransformation Enzymes

Biotransformation of foreign compounds within the liver is accomplished by several remarkable enzyme systems. These can chemically modify a wide variety of structurally diverse drugs and toxicants that enter the body through ingestion, inhalation, the skin, or injection. The phase I enzymes, those that add or expose functional groups, are located primarily in the endoplasmic
reticulum, a network of interconnected channels present in the cytoplasm of most cells. These enzymes are membrane bound, since the endoplasmic reticulum is basically a contiguous membrane composed of lipids and proteins. The presence of enzymes within a lipoprotein matrix is critical, since lipophilic substances will preferentially partition into a lipid membrane, the site of biotransformation. 7

When liver is removed (in the laboratory) and homogenized, the tubular endoplasmic reticulum breaks up and fragments of the membrane are sealed off to form micro vesicles. These are referred to as microsomes, which can be isolated by differential centrifugation of the liver homogenate. If the supernatant fraction that results from centrifugation of the homogenate at 9000 x g (to remove nuclei, mitochondria, and lysosomes as well as unbroken cells and large membrane fragments) is subjected to centrifugation at 105,00 x g, a pellet highly enriched in microsomes is obtained. The resulting supernatant fraction, which contains a number of soluble enzymes, is referred to as the cytosol. This
cytosol contains many of the enzymes of phase II biotransformation. Many of the important biotransformation enzymes are referred to as cytosolic or microsomal to indicate the subcellular location of the enzymes.

The microsomal enzymes that catalyze the phase I reactions were characterized primarily by their ability to metabolize drugs. Thus, much of the literature refers to these enzymes as the microsomal, as the microsomal enzymes will convert drugs to more polar products, but they also act on the numerous chemicals. Therefore, the word biotransformation is preferred to drug metabolism, since it conveys the more universal nature of the reactions. In addition, if delineates the normal process of metabolism of endogenous nutrients form the biotransformation of foreign chemicals.7

Detoxication — Toxication

Inasmuch as both phase I and phase II enzymes convert foreign chemicals to forms that can be more readily excreted, they are often referred to as detoxication enzymes. However, it should be emphasized that biotransformation is not strictly related to detoxicaiton. In a number of cases, the metabolic products are more toxic than than the parent compounds. This is particularly true for some chemical carcinogens, organo-phosphates, and a number of compounds that cause cell necrosis in the lung, liver, and kidney. In many instances, a toxic metabolite can be isolated and identified. In other cases, highly reactive intermediates are formed during the biotransformation of a chemical. The term
toxication or bioactivation is often used to indicate the enzymatic formation of reactive intermediates. These reactive intermediates are thought to initiate the events that ultimately result in cell death, chemically induced cancer, teratogenesis and a number of other toxicities (Figure 1-7).

Moregellon affected individuals have the opposite reactions of phase I and II, because they experience specific physical parameters such as low body temperature, high blood pressure, urine conductivity high (20 -21), gels, fibers and fluorescents on the body as nano tattoo fluorescent shapes. All tell a tale of being injected with a burning glass needle through their skin as they
suffer from severe itching.

Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology presents new opportunities to create better materials and products. Already, nano material containing products are available in U.S. markets including coatings, computers, clothing, cosmetics, sports equipment and medical devices. A survey of EmTech Research of companies working in the field of nanotechnology has identified approximately 80 consumer products, and over 600 raw materials, intermediate components and industrial equipment items that are used by manufacturers. Our economy will be increasingly affected by nanotechnology as more products containing nano materials move from research and development into production and commerce.8

Nanotechnology also has the potential to improve the environment, both through direct applications of nano materials to detect, prevent, and remove pollutants, as well as indirectly by using nanotechnology to design cleaner industrial processes and create environmentally friendly products.

However, there are unanswered questions about the impacts of nano materials and nanoproducts on
human health and the environment, and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA or "the Agency") has the obligation to ensure that potential risks are adequately understood to protect human health and the environment. As products made from nanomaterials become more numerous and therefore more prevalent in the environment, EPA is thus considering how to best leverage advances in nanotechnology to enhance environmental protection, as well as how the introduction of nano materials into the environment will impact the Agency's environmental programs, policies, research needs, and approaches to decision making. Currently, the only regulation that addresses to evaluate the environmental risk of nano materials/technology is the City of Berkley, California.9

Some examples of this technology that applied to a private research study addressed the composition of the fibers used current terminology to address the researcher's findings.10

Carbon nanotube injectors — a nano carbon nanotube, conjugated with streptavidin-coated quantum dots. Developed by Xing Chen, Andrax Kis, Alex Zetti, and Carolyn Bertozzi fromt eh University of California at Berklely. Unique feature is its ability to deliver genes.

Nano motor - Carlo Montemagno of Cornell University made a molecular motor less than one-fifth the size of a red blood cell. The key components are protein from E. coli attached to a nickel spindle and propeller a few nanometers across, which is powered by ATP, the energy-intermediate that the body itself uses to power all living activities. But this molecular motor works with the efficiency of only 1 to 4 percent, comparing poorly with those in living organisms that could work at close to 100 percent efficiency.11

Nanobombs - Researchers in Michigan have designed smart "nanobombs" that are said to evade the immune system, to hone in on diseased cells to kill them or deliver drugs to them.11

Nanoelectrosensor - Electronic devices that can tell cells to make specific hormones when the body needs them, and electricity generators that self-assembling inside the cell. 11

Nano-pharmaceuticals — Another idea is to interact directly with cells, so they can be harnessed as pharmaceutical factories to produce drugs on demand. Milan Mrksich, chemist at the University of Chicago, plans to hook up cells to electronic circuits by tethering them to a carpet of molecular arms. Carbon chains between 10 to 20 atoms long attached to a gold-plated glass plate with sulphur atoms. The strands are packed so tightly that they have to stand upright on the surface. That creates a thicket of free sticky molecular ends to capture and manipulate cells.11

Quantum dots, nanoparticles, carbon nanotubes (in microelectronics) and other throw-away nanodevices may constitute whole new classes of non-biodegradable nano-junk and nanosmog, environmental pollutants that could make cancer-causing asbestos seem tame.11

The prospect of adverse immune reactions has already been pointed out.

Scientists have yet to develop artificial materials that don?t cause at least some problems when inserted into the body, starting with silicone breast implants.11 Nanoscale devices are worse. As David Williams an advisor to the European Union on problems of public perceptions of medical technologies says, "The human body is best designed to repel or attack things the size of a cell." Worse yet, the devices could clog up our immune system for good.

And if so small as to not stimulate the immune system at all, What will be the effects upon the cellular membranes, organelles or the nuclear material (DNA) or its membrane. If the nano material is made up of DNA plasmids of fungi, bacteria or viruses will this new material mix and bind to our own internal cell constituents?

Nano and the Environment

In the NIOSH white paper on Nano Technology, it specifically states that the nano material is so small that it will not do any harm to living cells. Current studies on the use of nano tubes on rat lungs have shown that the rats become ill or died after the procedure.12

In Project FMM two individuals who had Morgellons submitted samples for analysis using scanning electron microscope technology along with a sample of a chemtrail cottoncandy-like material that fell from the sky in Texas. The test revealed that the materials in all 3 samples were various stages of development or degradation of the material within the host (Anna and Lily), while the chemtrail sample matched the ladies'. The samples were over 1,500 miles from each other.13

Our environment has seen the results of chemicals upon its land, waters and air. DDT and how it almost whipped out the American Bald Eagle almost 40 years ago was a perfect example of how a chemical could do harm in the food chain of other animals. Nano materials that are dumped into the streams and air are a time bomb of environmental problems. It is important for both scientists and the
general public to keep a close track on the developments of nanotechnology and to distinguish the real facts of this technology. And determine if it can really improve our lives without compromising our dignity, integrity and the human race.

REFERENCE(s)

1.Amdur, Mary O., J. Doull, and C.D. Klaassen. Casarett and Doull's Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons, 4th Edition. Chapter 4: Biotransformation of Toxicants by I. Glenn Sipes and A. Jay Gandolfi. Pergamon Press. New York. © 1991. Pgs. 88 - 126.

2.Staninger, Hildegarde. Far-Infrared Radiant Heat (FIR RH) Type Remediation for Mold and Other Unique Diseases. National Registry of Environmental Professionals. Annual Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. NREP, Des Plai© October 18, 2006, www.dldewey.com/stan.htm

3.Staninger, Hildegarde. "Size Matters" www.rense.com/morgphase/sizematters.htm © March 2007

4.Dutton, G.J. Glucuronidation of Drugs and Other Compounds. CRC Press, Inc. Boca Raton, FL. © 1980

5.Guengerich, F.P. and Liebler, D.C. Enzymatic activation of chemicals to toxic metabolites. CRC Crit. Rev. Toxicol. 14:259-307. © 1985

6.Hawkins, D.R. (ed): Biotransformaitons. Vol. 1: A Survey of the Biotransformations of Drugs and chemicals in Animals. Royal Society of Chemistry. London. ©1988

7.Weber, W.W. The Acetylator Genes and Drug Response. Oxford University Press. New York. © 1987

8.U.S. EPA Environmental Protection Agency. External Review Draft Nanotechnology White Paper. Science Policy Council. U.S. EPA, Washington, D.C. December 2, 2006, www.epa.gov/osa/nanotech.htm

9. City of Berkley, California County Commissioner?s Meeting. Testimony of Dr. Edward Spencer and other public citizens on the risk of nanotechnology to the environment. (City developed an ordinance/regulation to evaluate the risk to the environment from nanotechnology.) Berkley, California © 2006,

www.seektress.com/berkeley.htm

10. Staninger, Hildegarde. Project: Fiber, Meteroite & Morgellons. Phase I and II.
www.rense.com/morgphase/phase2_1.htm © March 2007.

11.Ho, Mae-Wan. Nanotecnology, a Hard Pill to Swallow. www.i-sis.org.uk/nanotechnology.php © July 16, 2007

12. Lam, et. al. Pulmonary Toxicity of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes in Mice 7 and 90 Days after Intratracheal Instillation. Toxicol. Sci. 77:126-134 © 2004

13. Staninger, Hildegarde. Project: Fiber, Meteroite & Morgellons. Phase I and II.
www.rense.com/morgphase/phase2_1.htm © March 2007

14. Environmental Defense Fund & Dupont. Brochure: NANO Risk Framework. (www.dupont.com &
www.environmentaldefensefung.com ) © 2005

TABLE of FIGURES

Figure 1-1 Integration of Phase I and Phase II Biotransformation Reactions.

Figure 1-2 Photograph of Silica and Silicone from a Morgellon's Patient as Compared to Silicon Breast Implants. (Photograph by Dr. Rahim Karjoo)

Figure 1-3 Figure of Silicone Nano Tubes

Figure 1-4 Photograph of Hands and Feet of a Patient Who had High Density Polyethylene Fibers Coming out of these areas of the Body.

Figure 1-5 Photograph of Goldenhead and Hooked Headed Self Replicating Nano Materials (note picture of Nano Claw) Photograph by Dr. Rahim Karjoo.

Figure 1-6 Key Organs Involved in Biotransformation.

Figure 1-7 Photograph of Environmental Exposure to Chemcial Foreign Invaders which Resulted in Birth Defects.

Figure 1-1: Integration of Phase I and Phase II Biotransformation Reactions.

Tissue

Accumulation <- No Biotransformation <- XENOBIOTIC

Elimination <- No BioTransformation <- XENOBIOTIC

XENOBIOTIC -> Expose/Add Functional Groups -> Elimination (Phase I product)

XENOBIOTIC -> Conjunction -> Elimination (Phase II product)

Figure 1 - 6: Key Organs involved in Biotransformation

Capacity Organ
High ------- Liver
Medium -- Lung, Kidney, Intestine
Low ------- Skin, Testis, Placenta

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INNER SOLUTION 2007-10-13

The product Inner Solution was originally formulated to address problem areas of the body for malformed fat, i.e. spot reducing. It is composed of 9 essential oils that are organic with the aroma of "la Orange."

Its active initiator to melt fat in specific areas is cayenne pepper. Fat is metabolized in the body when the mitochondria utilizes ATP, but ATP can only work in the mitochondria when 15 photons of light are present. One to 14 photons will not do the job.

Inner Solution's blend of essential oils triggers the production of photons through their penetration of the cell membrane. Many individuals have areas of malformed fat, such as cellulite and fat deposits in specific areas of their body. Inner Solution helps to reduce these areas of fat.

All individuals accumulate fat when their body's cells are not functionally properly; even individuals who suffer from chronic diseases such as Morgellons.

It is a product that can be utilized by anyone who has the need to reduce fat is specific areas as it elevates the vibrational quality of cellular integrity. It is recommended that only 2 — 3 drops should be spread on one target area per any 24 hour period. Due to its "heating effect" it will carry itself through the fat matrix of the body and should be used on one area only per day.www.thepowermall.com/thecenterforhealth/healthy_bodies/inner_solution

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Flowers of the Sea 2004-05-09

"Call us not weeds, we are flowers of the sea." E.L. Aveline

Kelp a/k/a brown seaweed, no doubt, outdates man by a considerable period of time. Man has been using seaweed for food and in the growth of plants since his very beginning. Early man, perhaps, cared less why seaweed influenced plant growth. He found them, used them and was happy. Man of necessity is concerned about the environment in which he lives.

This environment is living and active and is the home of many living things in the air, the soil and the
water. The bacteria, fungi, nematodes represent lower forms of life, whereas many kinds of plants on land in the oceans represent the higher forms of living things. It is estimated that more than half the food we eat contains applied chemicals, many of them are residues from the 2.3 billion pounds of pesticides farmers apply to their crops each year. Some pesticides are suspected carcinogens; others are highly toxic and the affects of biological pesticides (genetically engineered pesticides from bacteria, viruses, fungi and other life forms DNA) are being seen as the genocide cocktails for the genocide of non-native species of plants in the United States.

Two-thirds of the earth's surface is covered with water, and marine algae constitute most of the whole vegetation, which exists in this area. And there are many varieties of seaweed - blue-green, grass green, olive-green, brown, and red.

Kelp specifically refers to various flat brown seaweeds, includes species of Laminaria and Macrocystis that grow on rocks mainly in cold oceanic water of the Northern Hemisphere. Kelps have been used as human and animal food, medicines, and fertilizers for thousands of years by coastal peoples of Greece,
China, Korea, Japan, Europe and North America. The seaweeds have been most commonly used to counter goiter (enlargement of the thyroid gland, which is located on the neck) and under active thyroid (hypothyroidism). The scientific rationale for these uses began in 1812 with the discovery in kelp of iodine, a mineral necessary for the body to produce thyroid hormones.

A number of countries, since the 1920's have added iodine to salt. This can effectively reduce goiter and other diseases associated with iodine deficiencies, but in some parts of the world these conditions remain serious public health problems that could be alleviated by consumption of kelp or other seaweeds.

Kelp is a natural antidote to radiation poisoning as seen with plutonium, uranium, radon, I-131 and I-125. It was used as the primary antidote for the effects of radiation poisoning after the U.S. bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. Lots and lots of misu soup were consumed by the Japanese to counter radiation
poisoning.

As Chernobyl proved, and health experts now agree, the greatest health concerns affecting the largest number of people form a nuclear accident or explosion are likely to be form radioactive iodine readily carried by the winds many miles downwind from the site of a nuclear event.

Radio active Iodine (I-131 & I-125) is a major radioisotope constituent of both nuclear power plant accidents, nuclear bombs, contaminated milk in Panama and used as a ground water monitoring agent for oil wells right at Beverly Hills High School grounds www.beverlyhillswater.com).

Thyroid cancer attributable to Chernobyl has been documented up to 500 km from the accident site.

Even very small amounts of inhaled or ingested radioiodine can do grave damage as it will always concentrate, and be retained, in the small space of the thyroid gland. And pregnant women breathes 7 times more oxygen than a non-pregnant woman from the time of conception, thus allowing them to be at 7 times more risk than other people.

Animal studies performed by Hong Kong researchers have shown that kelps and other seaweeds rich in iodine and other nutrients were able to suppress the thyroid's ability to absorb radioactive iodine,
thus preventing the organ from being injured by the harmful effects of radiation. All individuals should be wise and stock their kitchens with misu soup, roasted seaweed or make their favorite dishes using kelp as an ingredient, because the use of radio active I-131, I-125 and NORMs are being used in every oil well in the USA as a testing agent for cracks in the pipes, but who is collecting the radiation that leaks from the none lead pipes. And we all have read that the lead plumbing in Rome is what drove Nero mad as he burned his own city. And know one knows what cascading effect radiation combined with petroleum compounds will have on our bodies.

Hildegarde Staninger, Ph.D., RIET-1
Integrative Health Services. LLC

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The Staninger Report Archives

2007 Reports
(Most recent reports first)

Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader: http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=17 - 2007-09-17

Project FMM - Fibers, Meteorite, Morgellons: http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=18 - #7 - March 29, 2007
2007-03-29

Reports for 2006

PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE HOME, WORKPLACE and ENVIRONMENT Part II : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=13 2006-11-16

FAR-INFRARED RADIANT HEAT (FIR RH) TYPE REMEDIATON for MOLD and OTHER UNIQUE DISEASES
(Part I) : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=1 2006-11-16

PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE HOME, WORKPLACE and ENVIRONMENT (Part I) : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=12 2006-11-16

FAR-INFRARED RADIANT HEAT (FIR RH) TYPE REMEDIATON for MOLD and OTHER UNIQUE DISEASES
Part II) : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=2 2006-11-16

FAR-INFRARED THERAPY for HEALTHY AGING & DETOX : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=7 2006-07-07

Mycotoxins And Their Effect On The Human Body (Part 1) (Mold 101) : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=3 2006-07-06

Mycotoxins Paper - References (Mold 101) Mycotoxins And Their Effect On The Human Body (continued) : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=5 2006-07-06

WORKING: TABLES 1, 2, 3, 4 - Mycotoxins : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=6 2006-07-06

What is Oaky Smoky? : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=9 2006-07-06

Jerusalem Artichoke Powder (JAP) : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=10 2006-07-03

What is Far-Infrared? : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=8 2006-07-03

Inner Solution : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=11 2006-04-13

Reports for 2005

Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) and Nutritional Modulation - Presentation : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=19 2005-05-05

SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASES (SOD) AND NUTRITIONAL MODULATION AGAINST OXYGEN FREE RADICALS
PART I : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=14 2005-05-03

SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASES :: PART II : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=15 2005-05-02

SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASES :: TABLES : http://www.staningerreport.com/selected-archived.php?rid=16 2005-05-01

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Abstract of MORGELLONS: A NANO-911 FOREIGN INVADER
2007-09-17

National Registry Of Environmental Professionals
www.nrep.org
NREP/OIP Workshops and Annual Conference
The Magnificent 2007
Marriot River Walk Hotel, San Antonio, Texas
September 5th-6th, 2007

2007 Technical Conference Program
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MORGELLONS: A NANO-911 FOREIGN INVADER
by Hildegarde Staninger, Ph.D., RIET-1

Integrative Health Systems, LLC,
415 3/4th N. Larchmont Blvd.,
Los Angeles, California 90004
Tel: 323-466-2599 Fax: 323-466-2774

Abstract

There is an environmental disease on the horizon that will affect more humans and the environment than any one person will know. Its environmental impact will be far greater than DDT, PCBs and asbestos have ever been. It is called Morgellons: A Nano-911 Foreign Invader. It has many names - fiber disease, mystery disease, delusional parasitosis and unknown dermatological skin disorder, to name a few. There are 93 exhibiting symptoms. It is silent, smart, glistening - powered by its own transitional metal battery. And when it strikes its victim it feels like a piece of burning broken glass as it pierces the skin. Smaller than any of the 150 pieces of a virus (known as virons), it is invisible to the naked eye. So silent is it, only the one who has been invaded knows its true nature. Marked with the seal of man-made, self-assembling nano-size materials they can be used in forming drugs, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, biomaterials, artificial nerves, artificial brains, pseudo skin and molecular electronics. Yes, it was patterned after nature's many wonders, but it is still one hundred percent man made. The nano-brew has been loosed from its scientific flask casting its woes upon an unsuspecting innocence.

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