RH Negative blood, fact and theory
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Musicinventor
Jedi Master
It’s less about the type and more about the RH factor…
You could get a DNA test that looks at all the things you’re searching for to get most of your answers, I reckon.
Musicinventor
Jedi Master
Thank you very much! My interest is more in the area of where the RH negative factor comes from. My research so far has turned up very little that is definitive, and mostly speculative. Here are a couple of links that were the most "interesting".
Rh Negative Blood Type Conspiracy – O Negative Blood
Most people, about 85%, have RH-positive blood. That could support the idea that humans evolved or were derived from Primates. 15 % of humans have RH-negative blood. (I have O- blood). If blood typ…
intelexposed.wordpress.com
RH Negative Superpowers – People With This Blood Type Have These Special Abilities
A, B, AB, and O are the four common blood types present among humans and are usually inherited from the parents and are determined by pair of genes. The most common blood type group worldwide is 0+, while the rarest one is the AB negative. (1) The difference between each is the presence or...
curiousmindmagazine.com
Musicinventor
Jedi Master
Howdy Guardian! Did you start the new thread? If so, can you direct me to it please? I am also RHneg. Thanks!
@Musicinventor, Guardian is no longer a member here, but I found another thread by searching the term 'rhesus'.
Post in thread 'Bloodline Trails' Bloodline Trails
Odd posts pop up in different threads that match that term.
Post in thread 'Bloodline Trails' Bloodline Trails
Odd posts pop up in different threads that match that term.
Musicinventor
Jedi Master
I want to thank everyone for their suggestions and help! During my research, I felt like one foot was nailed to the floor, and I was going in circles. The one aspect that became absolutely clear, unless I missed something, was; the genesis of RH negative, in all blood types, is filled with uncertainties, and basically unknown. The medical establishment‘s interest is mainly transfusion and pregnancy. The theories about its genesis are speculative, but interesting "food for thought". These theories are; a genetic glitch at some point in the past, the Watchers/Nephelim, the bloodline of Noah, off planet bloodline/s, and E.T. Genetic tinkering. Time to let this one rest in peace.
Ruth
The Living Force
The ban on giving blood in Australia for people who lived in the UK has been recently lifted. It is my opinion that people are now far more at risk from blood transfusions from the poisoned tainted 'vaxxed' blood than they ever were from CJD.I too am banned from giving blood in Australia because I lived in the UK between 1984-1986. It looks like that from 2000, Australia lost a generation of blood doners because of this very small risk.
From what I found out about it - a few years ago now, it hadn't been reversed because there was no definitive test for vCJD, at the time. This may be different now, according to this article, but I'm not sure what it would take to get the blood bank ban reversed. They tend to be extremely paranoid. I didn't realise that this was only a variant type and that there were other types of this disease too.
MRC Prion Unit at UCL, Institute of Prion Diseases
www.prion.ucl.ac.uk
