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RH NEG: It’s Amazing what We are Not Taught! That goes for Everyone, but Especially RH Negs
“WE” are NOT Taught to KNOW just how different we ARE!
http://rh-blood.blogspot.com/?zx=a1f7d962c4143c96
This is a great post from someone on the other network:
Here is some information about the HLA-B27 genetic marker that runs positive in my family for generations. This explains the reasoning for testing both the RH- Status of your blood and the HLA-B27 Genetic Marker if you have Undiagnosed Pain or Joint Issues or have an Autoimmune Disease. (VN: I find this to be an incredible find…. my mom was full RH neg and she had crippling arthritis,
but I helped cure it for her using potent alfalfa and eating fully organic and very little meat. Ok with eggs, cheeses, and fish, but very little meat. Her twisted hands straightened out and mine began healing as well, it also explains how the powers that be were able to do Morgellons and target it to the RH negs, but then they said they would do that in their pax americana paper by the neocons back in 1998, I believe. They said they would do bioweapons by “genotype” and that could mean RH negs by …. Cheney’s group of insane mindless robots).
Ankylosing Spondylitis and Rheumatoid Arthritis are just two of many autoimmune disease that may be more prevalent to those people who are tested positive for a genetic marker called HLA-B27 and which tend to lap over each other making for hard diagnosing of the conditions.
My theory that the Rh-Negative & Recessive Blood Factors are associated with HLA-B27 positive genetic marker readings, is based on the research that 85+% of individuals diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis or “AS”; happen to test positive for the HLA-B27 genetic marker, which is said to be had by only about 8% of the population or less, based on geographical location. I saw a connection because the blood type O- also appears in about 7% of the population and again that percentage varies by the geographical location of the population. After researching this connection and family history, I felt confidant enough to lay out my theory for my mothers’ doctors, they listened and tested her for the genetic marker and it came back positive, as did mine, my children’s and my grandmother’s. Again this is a genetic marker that supposedly only 8% of the world carry.
You do not need to be Rh-Negative to come from an Rh- Blood line…like me. I am 1 of 11 kids and the only Rh- but my parents are both 1/2 breeds as in they have a Rh- RECESSIVE blood factor. Some interesting info.
1.) The HLA-B27 genetic marker is said to be had by approx. 8% of the world’s population. Similarly Type O- blood is had by about 7% of the world. Both share traits that show their migration pattern through geographical location and ethnic background, nearly hand in hand.
2.) Rh- (- -) and Rh+ (+ +) people have different immune systems. Rh-Negative people have a stronger immune system response. Medical professional’s don’t even acknowledge people who are Rh (+ -) and the implications it may have on their individual immune system type.
3.) Copper and Inflammation – Copper in an important factor in the body’s immune response. It is said that Rh- people are more cooper based and Rh+ people are more iron based. Since Auto immune diseases like AS can cause inflammation, I believe copper levels should be looked at more seriously, especially in relationship to the natural levels for that persons specific blood type. If iron is taken so seriously with anemia, why not look at the connection to copper, inflammation and neuropathy that so many of us complain of.
4.) We process CO2 more efficiently.
5.) We have Vitamin and Mineral Absorption Issues. Especially Vitamin D, B12, B6 and sometimes K, as well as Iron, Zinc and Copper Influxes and Imbalances.
There are other clues I used to put my theory together. So far, I have proven it correct in my family. My mother’s doctors never tested her for HLA-B27 or auto immune until I approached them with this information. It was enough to make them take a look at it as a possibility and she was positive. My mother is HLA-B27+ and blood type O+, but she is really blood type OO+ – and to simplify it, her blood type becomes O+. So while she is Rh+…she is also Rh-. If this is not a true statement, she cannot be my mother.
I am type AO – – = Type A-
My hubby OO – + = Type O+
Kid 1 is AO – += Type A+
Kid 2 is OO – + = Type O+
I also believe that the disease manifests itself differently in symptom based on this theory, as it seems Rh- and Rh+ people show the predominance of certain issues and symptoms as a group. Meaning more Rh+ people have issues A,B,& C while Rh- people experience more of D, E, & F. I believe it would be much easier to see these trends with less confusion if there were 12 blood type classifications.
Rh-Positive Types: A+, B+, AB+ & O+
Rh-Negative Types: A-, B-. AB- & O-
Rh-Neutral Types: A+/-, B+/-, AB+/- & O+/-
Over time we’ve been given the almost unchanging statistics of:
15% are RH- and 85% are RH+
First of all, most people do not know their blood type…so where does this statistic come from???
Since we get one blood type and one blood factor from each parent – WE HAVE TWO.
If your 2 blood factors are — they call you RH-
If your 2 blood factors are ++ they call you RH+
If your 2 blood factors are +- they still call your RH+ and
YOU ARE NOT.
You’d be a half breed 1/2 Rh+ and RH-. If Rh+ are built one way and Rh- are built a completely different way…What about the person in the middle – They RH+/-? They must be different as well. Our immune systems, transfer systems, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, iron and copper levels and more!
I think the confusion in the body of the CHUCK Rh+/- creates a “dis-eased” condition.
I also think the stats have to be more like 15-20% Rh-, 25-30% RH+ and the rest 50-60% Rh+/-
Hope this helps you understand how I began down this road of research. My parents, siblings and kids are all CHUCKS….I am the only rare DUCK!
From here …
September 25th, 2010
2012-09-22 14:29:58
Source: http://vaticproject.blogspot.com/2012/09/rh-neg-its-amazing-what-we-are-not.html
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I think you should do some further research and find a study of bloodgroups RH- and Ankylosing Spondylitis from 1968 where they did not find any greater prevalence of AS in RH- individuals than in the standard population. I am RH- and I have AS, so I’m not telling you this to pour cold water on your theories.
Nice article. I’d love to see more on this subject-I and my husband are both O neg, his mother is AB-..Autoimmune runs in the fam…he has MS, his grandmother had Parkinsons; an uncle had ALS. His mother was recently tested for Lupus, fortunately it was negative. Our kids are both O neg as well, I and my son both have RA Its far too spot on to be mere coincidence. Again, would love to see more.
Am RHneg. My mother had arthritis and I have it too.
I am O- and am likely the healthiest of my siblings, they all got the + marker whammy so have issues ranging from well, they just have issues.