A surprising theory has come to light about people with Rh-Negative blood after American researcher of paranormal phenomena Brad Steiger pointed out that they are not quite ordinary.
The laws of genetics state that we can only inherit blood properties from our ancestors, unless a mutation is involved.
This means that if a man and a monkey descended from the same ancestor, they should have compatible blood.
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While all primates have Rh-Positive blood, the highest percentage of carriers of Rh-Negative blood, about 30%, is among Spanish Basques.
Their origin is still a complete mystery.
The number of people with Rh-Negative blood barely reaches 1%, yet it's been found that most mediums, healers, people with unusual mental abilities also have Rh-Negative blood.
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Scientists believe that people with Rh-Negative blood first appeared on Earth 35,000 years ago.
Though no one knows exactly how they appeared, one of the main theories is that they are of alien origin.
People with Rh-Negative blood share a set of characteristics that have caused some people to believe they really are out of this world! Those who have Rh-Negative blood often have a higher IQ than other people and also a lower body temperature than the rest. They are often more emotionally stable, and they also have red hair.
Those with Rh-Negative blood are sensitive to heat, but they also hate the cold. More often than not, they have blue, green or light brown eyes.
Researchers know that it is impossible to clone Rh-Negative blood, and if a mother with Rh-Negative blood becomes pregnant, her immune system will perceive the fetus as a foreign body and attack it.
Pregnant mothers in this blood group need to take special medications to continue with their pregnancies.
Researchers have not been able to figure out why the bodies of mothers with Rh-Negative blood perceive a fetus as a foreign body, so this has been added to the many mysteries of this blood group.
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My parents, one was RH positive and the other was RH negative, there were 9 children 3 were what they called blue babies and they had to have blood transfusions immediately after birth. Just wanted to put this out there.
If both parents have Rh-negative blood there is no need for an intervention.
I’m rh negative. I was a what they called a blue baby when born, had to have a lot of blood transfusions (16) till I was 9 years old and had to have the shot after my daughter was born. they had blood drives for me.