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People with Rh Negative blood don't come from earth according to a new theory

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Mar 13, 2018
08:10 A.M.

Mysteries surrounding the people with Rh-negative blood type have led to a shocking controversy.

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People with Rh-negative blood type are not from Earth and can have ancestry of an alien race, as reported by Healthy Holistic Living.

According to the source, only about 15% of the people in the United States have Rh-negative blood, which is extremely rare. Rh-negative cannot be passed down through any other way but genetics, not even genetic mutation.

Since human beings and monkeys are believed to have evolved from same ancestors, both these species should have a similar blood type. But while all monkeys are Rh- positive, not all human beings are so.

This suggests that human beings have some other ancestral genetics involved that has made them different, the source argued.

Source: Freepik

Source: Freepik

There are many humans with Rh- negative blood, who mostly are found in the Basque area of Spain - where 30% of the population is Rh- negative.

Therefore, the actual origins of the people who shared Rh- negative blood was yet unknown and has been a matter of mystery for people. Though scientists have held the notion that they first appeared some 35,000 years ago.

The source also wrote about some of the rarely-known-facts about the Rh- negative blood types.

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Source: Freepik

Source: Freepik

In a surprising discovery, it was found that if an Rh-negative mother would be pregnant with an Rh-positive baby, her body would treat the child as a foreign body and create antibodies to try and fight the perceived threat.

Similarly, having an Rh-negative blood type was also a big advantage for many people because those blood type could withstand several diseases.

It is also found that Rh- negative people might be resistant to the effects of the parasite known as Toxoplasma. This parasite is known to enter the human body and damage the brain, especially in their formative years.

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