Charles E. Holman Morgellons Disease Foundation

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Charles E. Holman Morgellons Disease Foundation The Charles E. Holman Foundation is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization supporting research, education, diagnosis and treatment of Morgellons Disease.

We utilize creative confrontation to expose any person or group opposing or inhibiting education, awareness or recognition of Morgellons Disease. Holman Foundation exists to play an integral role in spreading the understanding of Morgellons Disease to others.

11/04/2026

Sometimes, what looks like a mental health condition can have an underlying physical contributor.
Lyme disease and other infections can affect brain function and may be associated with brain fog, memory problems, difficulty concentrating, sleep issues, and changes in mood or behavior.

At Amen Clinics, SPECT imaging is used as part of a comprehensive evaluation to look at patterns of blood flow and activity in the brain. When scans raise concern for an underlying infectious process, additional testing may help uncover what’s contributing to a person’s symptoms.

When you understand what’s affecting the brain, you can make more informed decisions about treatment. If you are seeking treatment for Lyme Disease, we have 11 clinic locations in the US and 55 doctors on staff.
Amenclinics.com or click the link in bio.

Watch this heart-wrenching video about a young man in New York with tick-borne illness.
11/01/2026

Watch this heart-wrenching video about a young man in New York with tick-borne illness.

Our Scott Sasina sat down with Dilon Dickerson's family, a young man from Greene, NY who lost his life due to complications with tick-borne diseases.

When it comes to Morgellons, there are 2 very polarized viewpoints. Our viewpoint, based on an entire volume of scienti...
11/01/2026

When it comes to Morgellons, there are 2 very polarized viewpoints. Our viewpoint, based on an entire volume of scientific evidence and molecular testing, is that Morgellons is associated with systemic infection and is best treated with antibiotics.

The opposition, despite evidence to the contrary, contend that Morgellons has a psychiatric etiology and is best treated with antipsychotics.

In this newly published critique, our viewpoint is represented. The authors have switched to a defensive mode providing a comprehensive critique of a meta analysis systematic review. In this critique, the authors outline multiple flaws in methodology and thus multiple flaws in the conclusions of the psychiatric viewpoint.

Be sure to download the pdf for the full critique of the psychiatric viewpoint.

Background: Morgellons disease (MD) remains a highly contested clinical entity, polarized between a dominant psychiatric etiologic paradigm (pro-psychiatric) and an emerging infectious etiology model (pro-infection). A recent systematic review by Beuerlein et al. (2021) concluded that available l...

Nicole Bell of Galaxy Diagnostics interviewed on What The Morgs podcast. Nicole shares the heart wrenching story of los...
10/31/2026

Nicole Bell of Galaxy Diagnostics interviewed on What The Morgs podcast.
Nicole shares the heart wrenching story of losing her husband to tick borne illness. She provides excellent advice on diagnostics revealing the disadvantages of commonly used antibody tests and stresses the importance of utilizing direct molecular methods of testing instead.

Listen to the podcast here on You Tube:

Britt Girvan welcomes Nicole Bell, author of What Lurks in the Wood...

10/30/2026

Watch the replay of Lyme disease expert Dr. Richard Horowitz’s 45-minute webinar, featuring a sneak peek at his upcoming book, Ending Chronic Illness.

Dr. Horowitz explores the principles behind the MSIDS model, a framework he developed to identify the multiple factors that may contribute to persistent disease. He also discusses potential drivers of chronic illness that may go unrecognized in standard medical evaluations and provides practical guidance on when and how IGeneX testing may be used when tick-borne infection is suspected.

Visit igenex.com to access the webinar.

10/30/2026
10/30/2026

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P. O. Box 1109
Lone Star, TX
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