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Are Rh Negative People Immune To The #coronavirus?

This question keeps popping up: Are Rh(D) negative individuals resistant to the new coronavirus? The answer as of now: There is no data available at this time showing any blood type related frequencies among those infected with the coronavirus. As for other infections of viral origin, the following has previously been shown: RhD negative subjects have increased the risk of developing of certain heart diseases, respiratory diseases and some immunity and autoimmunity related diseases, for example…

Tartaria a modern ish reset?

Has anybody been to Tartaria of late? No? Never heard of it? Well your probably not alone. In the book Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings by Charles H Hapgood 1996 edition Tartaria is featured at least twice, first on page 44 figure 20. The Robert Thorne Map of 1527 and then again although Tartaria is greatley reduced in size on page 81 figure 49. The Oronteus Finaeus World Map of 1532. Anybody interested? Could it have been wiped off the later maps by giant mud slides? This place sounds interesting…

The Mandela Effect explained

We have a tendency to "finish the story" in our heads as we receive news.We are concluding based on what we have experienced to be.When in 1988 a huge "Birthday Party" was held at Wembley Stadium for then 70-year-old imprisoned Nelson Mandela, the world expected him to die in prison. Apartheid's end was nowhere in sight at the time and many already wrote him off as dead in their minds.That is the Mandela Effect in a nutshell. It is not a unique phenomenon.

Why are we so similar to each other? Part 2

This is a continuum from Why are we so similar to each other?: Most of the world focuses on differences between people. Division is a huge part of why new issues are being created on a daily basis rather than existing ones being solved. Being rh negative, I look at similar uniqueness. Being unique is not a goal. It just is. It is weird how in this world people work hard on adapting all acting the same, yet creating a "unique persona" to stand out. Everything we see is fake. We don'…

TRIPPY eh??

ITS CALLED THE MANDELA EFFECT - MORE INFO HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClzzduoGebcTJdyQx0plsTg TheRealSlimBrady YouTube Channel Unimportant side notes First things first, Im a child at heart. Not to be mistaken for immaturity, a child so much as I like to play around and not take things too seriously. I do have dare I say, the wisdom of a much older man when it comes to the important things, the BIG IDEAS, the age old questions that beckon all of us to attempt to make some sort of peac…

"Do rh negatives have royal blood?"

This question I get a lot, but need to ask YOU: "What is your definition of royal blood?" You cannot possibly believe being "royal" is genetic. If you mix genetics and man-made phenomena, you will not likely receive an answer. What is the fascination with royals? Especially among rh negatives who are born lie detectors and shouldn't be impressed with it. I would like to think we are all above this, but apparently this isn't the deal. Maybe some of you can explain it…

Can your eye color change?

This is one of many ongoing topics. Can your eye color change based on your mood? Can it change with diet? Can it change with frequencies? Do you hear a song you like and immediately your eye color changes? There are more than 6 eye colors. It is a myth that all eye colors fit into 6 boxes.We know about heterochromia, but what most people are not aware of is how frequent it is and that it isn't always about being as obvious as it was with David Bowie.Central heterochromia refers to a combin…

How often did James Harrison donate blood and/or plasma?

James Harrison made his 1173rd donation in 2018. It was his last one after donating for 60 years. Every year has 52.1429 weeks. That means James donated every 2.67 weeks, not every week as CNN claimed.Not important, right?I happen to be a fan of reality. You don't need to lie to make something already amazing look even more amazing. And most of all: You don't need to desensitize the population into accepting lies.So there you have it: Reality.On another note:In 2007, Harrison was criti…

"Were the ancient Egyptians black or white?"

It baffles me that no matter how much research I do, this question remains one of the top ones. The answer is simple and based on genetic testing. You yourself can look up the test results. You look for genetic markers and find out where they are and have been most common. Then you get a better idea as to what the ancient Egyptians may have looked like. When talking about "the ancient Egyptians", which dynasty and era are you referring to? No idea? Get an idea first. We are referring t…

Rh Negative Energy

Energy is everything. When we are surrounded by it, it's easy to take it for granted. When it is absent from our lives, it is also easy to have forgotten how much of a difference it makes. Rh Negative Energy Rh negatives are most impacted by energies in our lives, or rather, we reflect it to the point where we are easy to read to each others. There are times we perform miracles, there are times we fail at trying to do something we have successfully done many times, but for some reason, we c…

How frequent is Rh null?

There are only 43 people known to have been RHnull, but the actual number is expected to be much higher. Rhnull phenotype is a rare blood group with a frequency of approximately 1 in 6 million individuals. Considering our current world population of 7,714,576,923 people (2019 estimate), 1 in 6 Million individuals being RHnull would come to around 1,286 people worldwide being RHnull. Continue here... James Harrison, the best know RHnull person due to having saved millions of babies' lives. S…

The Genetic History of Rh Negative People and Blood

Rh negative blood is the result of a gene deletion. The D gene was deleted. Why? There are many possibilities, but as recently we have discovered, the rh (D) protein’s main function may have something to do with oxygen transport. It could have been that rh- blood first came up somewhere around an ocean, not likely up in the mountains, where oxygen supply was plenty and the extra proteins were not required. Where and when did it take place? Blue eyes for example were likely a mutation that occurr…

Why are epigenetics important to rh negatives?

What are epigenetics? In biology, epigenetics is the study of heritable phenotype changes that do not involve alterations in the DNA sequence. The term also refers to the changes themselves: functionally relevant changes to the genome that do not involve a change in the nucleotide sequence. Examples of mechanisms that produce such changes are DNA methylation and histone modification, each of which alters how genes are expressed without altering the underlying DNA sequence. Gene expression can be…

Mental health and blood types

We have covered health differences between rh negatives and rh positives and also health differences based on ABO types. In addition, this blog has covered personality differences based on ABO and Rhesus. Many studies out there are related to mental health differences based on blood types and also frequencies of blood groups of prison inmates based on crime types committed. Though we are still in its infancy, a strong correlation between blood types and mental health issues is showing. Here are…

The future of the world (as I see it)

The following I see coming: - mass extinctions of species, animals and plants - people getting sicker and sicker - medications and vaccinations skyrocketing in consumption with no real results - division within populations also skyrocketing - a major decrease in population growth resulting in a major reduction - a leadership shift where the ruling of the wealthy becomes more visible and obvious - a strong income shift between jobs requiring humans and those which don't - open revelations of…