Research done on Rh negative blood types shows that they have gone missing a key evolutionary gene derived from rhesus monkeys carried by other people, yournewswire.com writes.
Theories suggest that people with RH negative (RH) blood may be out of this world.
Others suggest that they are "fallen angels" who descended from heaven to earth, or that they belong to an alien race from the dark cosmic depths.
It is very clear that those who have Rh negative blood factor (RH) are different and unique.
When they donate blood to blood banks, it can be taken by anyone, regardless of their blood type. But if they need blood, only their own type will suit them.
They make up 15% of the human race, and are mostly from northern Europe.
As Truth Theory reports:
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The four common blood types today include A, B, AB, and O. The differences between each blood type depend on the proteins in the blood, but when it comes to negative RH blood types, which make up approximately 10 to 15 percent of the population, it turns out that they do not have these proteins.
The question that currently occupies the minds of scientists is where this group of people with negative blood rhesus factor originates from. Looking back 35,000 years ago, scientists believe that blood type is associated with specific tribes and groups. Europeans have the highest frequency of this blood type, but only 3% of African Americans have it, and only 1% of Asians.
Some common characteristics of people with this blood type include:
- they have a higher level of intelligence, - lower body temperature, - are more conscious (physically and emotionally), - often have red (blonde) hair, - are sensitive to heat, - have blue, green, gray or light brown eyes.
This blood type shrouds even more mystery when we look at pregnant women. Rh negative women who become pregnant have difficulty carrying an RH positive baby because their bodies naturally attack and try to kill the fetus. Thus, they receive a special sterilization solution.
But why should a woman's body attack the offspring it is going to give life to?
New theories have emerged suggesting that alien life may have influenced this blood type. What's even stranger is that almost every person who has reported abduction (or interaction with) aliens has Rh negative blood.
Of course, it is very possible that aliens have visited our planet, and interacted with us for many centuries, and somehow influenced the genetics of humanity. After all, stories from all over the world show, over and over again, based on ancient texts and images, that we have been visited by beings out of this world.
What do you think of a blood type that lacks a key link in human evolution? Could it be that some of us have alien blood in our veins?