Because it's not a disease, as you can see on this web site:

http://morgellonswatch.com/

The people who believe it's a disease are delusional.
They are suffering from a known psychiatric condition,
called delusional parasitosis.  They are being exploited
by charlatans that are trying to take their money, like
the notorious scammer Ilena Rose.

Is that who is changing threads to put my name in the subject line?

Thanks for letting me know.

The title changed is justified because it's not a disease,
as you can see on this web site:

http://morgellonswatch.com/

The people who believe it's a disease are delusional.
They are suffering from a known psychiatric condition,
called delusional parasitosis.  They are being exploited
by charlatans that are trying to take their money, like
the notorious scammer Ilena Rose.

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One individual was responsible for a great deal of miscommunication
regarding
anatoxin-a, information which is still accessible on many Internet
sites. Cell
Tech sued Mark Thorson for posting defamatory statements about Cell
Tech, its
products and its personnel to various Internet or Usenet news groups.
Cell
Tech's lawsuit against Mr. Thorson has now been settled. As part of the

settlement agreement, Mr. Thorson has posted the Retraction Statement
that
appears below. Although he did retract the allegations that he had been
widely
circulating, we all know that one cannot, with a single correct
statement, undo
all the harm done by many mis-statements that continue to circulate.

The following is a retraction statement that Mark Thorson has posted to
various
newsgroups:

.

http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.nutrition/msg/3f44b3e07f6a3bb6

Newsgroups: sci.med.nutrition
Followup-To: alt.test
From: e...@netcom.com (Mark Thorson)
Date: 2000/04/02

EXHIBIT B

subject: Retraction of Anatoxin-a
Primer

During the last several years, I have
from time to time posted to this and
other newsgroups a file of information
called "An Anatoxin-a Primer."  I
now retract the statements made in the
Anatoxin-a Primer.

The Anatoxin-a Primer implied that
Super Blue Green Algae from Klamath
Lake, produced by Cell Tech, contains
anatoxin-a (a neurotoxin I
characterized as addictive), and that
Cell Tech deliberately avoids testing
for this toxin because anatoxin-a is
responsible for the effects reported
by SBGA users.  I have since been
advised that Cell Tech conducts
regular tests that would disclose
anatoxin-a, and that this toxin has
never been found in Super Blue Green
Algae.  I had no basis for the
suggestions I made in the Anatoxin-a
Primer, and I hereby retract it in
full.

BEWARE!!
Mark Thorson makes libellous statements and then retracts same when faced
with law suits.Being a slow learner he will always do this until he converts
to Falun Dafa.

Wow! Thanks for pointing out that those who changed subject lines are
desperate.

Now I know that the people who add my name to the subject line are
desperate.