Скачать или смотреть Fiberopathy Lecture by Alan B. MacDonald MD March 30 2014

Fiber accumulation diseases disturb healthy human tissue structure.
Asbestos diseases result from entry of mineral geological fibers of
various forms of Asbestos. These are EXTRINSIC FiberOpathies, meaning that the fibers are produced outside of the human body.
Many examples of Extrinsic Fiber accumulation diseases exist.
Disease producing Fiber accumulations may be the result of the body producing Mis-folded proteins and Pathological biochemicals
resulting in INTRINSIC Fiberopathies. Amyloid diseases and Mad Cow Diseases are examples of diseases in which the Pathological fibers are manufactured within the living human body.
Self Aggregation and Self Polymerization are hallmarks of
INTRINSIC Fiberopathies in the human host.
Correct identification of the true origin and chemical structure of Pathological fibers is essential in the understanding of FiberOpathities. This Presentation will review the State of the art in Fiber Analysis, and known mechanisms of disease in both Extrinsic and Intrinsic FiberOpathies .
A Fiber accumulation diseases of Plants, namely GALL disease
will then be surveyed. The Principle of Self Assembly or Self polymerization, as discussed for Amyloids, will be extended to the formation of Cellulose fibers in plant diseases. Finally, a discussion of the mysterious Fiber accumulations in human skin, namely Morgellons Diseases will be integrated with concepts in FiberOpathy Diseases in animals and plants. The concept of Morgellons diseases as an In Situ Cellulosic cutaneous Human FiberoOpathy will be introduced, based on Insect transmitted Agrobacterium infections to the human host by Tick vectors.