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Do People With Rh Negative Blood Have Any Immunity To Certain Infections Or Any Enhansed Immunity To Certain Diseases Or Viruses?

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OK.  I am not a scientist, but I played one in college, just kidding!  I took a microbiology class in college and have recently been doing a lot of research on the net studying Rh neg blood types. This is the conclusion I have come to.  I don't know how comfortable you are with microbiological science jargon, so I will just keep it simple for both our sakes.  It seems to be a prevalent theory that those with negative blood are highly "immune" to virtually every virus and infection.  I don't know about the "genetics" of negative blood when it comes to cancer, or lupus, Alzheimer's, things you don't catch from someone.  However, it has "theoretically" been explained why those with negative blood don't seem as susceptible to bacterias and viruses. 

All matter can be broken down to particles, all particles have a positive or negative charge.  It is said that those with negative blood types are setting off high levels of negatively charged energy around us, almost like a small bubble of charged space.  It is an energy that does not mix well with pos biological matter, like bacteria and viruses.  When we are attacked by a virus that bubble of negatively charged energy gives a coat of protection, like wearing a sweater in a light rain.  It will catch most of it but occasionally some rain is going to seep through.  But we also have another aspect that helps us.  Our negative blood.

  Negative blood types attack all positive boi matter, and as far as I can tell EVERY living thing on the planet is positive bio-matter except for people with negative blood types  We already have some immunities from vaccination, but what negative blood does is amazing and should really be researched more.  The blood will actually attack pos bio-matter and win most everytime.  It is such a harsh phenomenon that the blood of an RH- woman carrying a baby, will attack and kill that baby, if it's blood is positive.  The blood of those with Rh- factor recognizes positive bio-matter as a threat on a molecular level.

Like I said, I am not a scientist, so I have no way of proving any of this, and this is a simplified way of explaining my understanding of it, and it makes sense as a theory, like I said someone needs to do some hard core research on it and for starters find out where it came from, no one has done that yet, they just say it doesn't appear indigenous.
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That's an interesting way of looking at it. I am A - as well, and rarely get sick. As a matter of fact the sickest I believe I've ever been was when I went and got a Hep B shot a few months ago for nursing school. It was the first in a series of 3, needless to say I stopped w/ one.

I've also heard that we are immune to the AIDS virus, which makes sense b/c we are lacking the rhesus monkey gene, and they created the virus w/ monkies.

It's all very interesting! Thanx 4 post
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This article is a good reason why people remain confused about Rh negative blood, because you have no idea what you're talking about. Your implications make it seem as if negative blood is a bad thing, harbored by "negative" people. Anyone reading this article should remain focused on doing more research and not taking this into consideration. Rh negative blood is very important, and doesn't imply that a person is "negative" towards the world and others, nor does it have anything to do with negatively charged particles. I really wish articles like this wouldn't find their way on the internet, it gives off the wrong impression. Please do more research.
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Am O positive. I also rh (D-) i found out after a plasma center gave my plasma with antibodies to another and severely damaged that person. Unlike most rh- individuals my rh- side goes dormant and is only active when my body is stressed or sick. This is why prior plasma from did not damage others. It was just that one bottle when i donated sick. This normally happens when a rh- person has great control over their proteins i can literally choose to get sick or not. And if sickness is significant, in which my body will need time to heal i show no symptoms corresponding with sickness. Ex. I had phnemoia for a year and a half and turned in to severe bronchitis. Rh- is vast. I have never been on healthy diet. I can go days without eating and feel no hunger functioning at 100%. Next through experience, i did not contract aids from my last partner i found out later and we did it plenty. No human is exactly the same. Rh- is vast, meaning there many ways i can effect you depending on person genes and lifestyle. There is no set answer here.
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I have Rh negative (0) blood and have a lot of autoimmune problems, such as:
SLE, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, high levels of ESR, high sensitivity CRP, return bouts of iritis, Many, many gastrointestinal issues, bowel problems, scoliosis, degenerative arthritis, osteopenia above the knees, lactose intolerant, urinary incontinence, as well as bowel incontinence at times, chronic pain associated with many of the syndromes and diseases I have.  I have had a complete hysterectomy, tonsillectomy, appendectomy, left thyroidectomy, osteopenia, which is headed to the right being removed as well.  My gallbladder has been removed.  I have had kidney stones, irritable bowel syndrome, am unable to take any NSAID's, aspirin, and other medicines as well.  I could go on and on, but I won't.  
Actually I found this sight by looking to see if my Rh negative blood could have anything to do with my many issues!  Odd, huh?  All my children have been blessed by the Lord and have their father's positive blood.
May God Bless You,
KDT
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I don't think Rh matters as much as ABO does. I think some blood types cause certain immunities. I am B-. I don't get sick very often but I attribute that to a good immune system because of a primarily healthy diet. However, mosquitoes do not bite me but will bite everyone I am with when camping for instance and I am not allergic to poison oak. Me, my mom, dad, sister, and two brothers, daughter, and son have either B+ or B- type and are not affected by poison oak. My husband, other son, half brother, and his dad have severe reactions to poison oak and they all have O+ blood.
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I was diagnosed HIV+ seven years ago. Never once have I taken antiviral medication until now when I contracted lymphoma and needed the extra barrier through being neutropenic by chemotherapy. At no time in the 7 years did my CD4 cells, the tracker cells that prevent reverse transcriptase of my DNA to HIV variants drop below 530, well above the human average. I am effectively Fort Knox. At first I thought it was my diet. I had heard of the"Tres Marias" phenomenon of the Chavin Incas, when they were living to 90 whilst the invading Spaniards were rarely surviving 30. The 3M were quinoa, butternut squash and beans, in order: the highest concentration of Selenium in the food chain; the highest Beta-carotene source available to the Chavin; zinc-city-central . These are the 3 main  exogeneous constituents in building our immune system. But was it my diet that fought off the retrovirus? Or was it the Rh- factor. Or maybe a bit of both? I am almost inclined to shout out, "QED!" BTW; I am still hardly ever ill. Everyone around me is dying of flu and I am running about, saying, "Me too; snif!" Anyone else the same?  Rhesus-!  Is this significant? As progress inevitably enables us sometime down the line to "change" someone's blood group, ostensibly to Rh-, will positive-charge bacteria-nucleoid viruses like flu become extinct?  Of course like Rh- generally, I am teraloaded with allergies (gluten, pollen etc). And as I said ...I am in for chemotherapy; why? Because Rh- blood groups are statistically (though formally unproven) more prone to  blood cancers. Well... something has to kill us, LOL!!!!!

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Sorry. This is really frustrating. Google/Android parasites are incapable of an honest day's work so they con us into phones that autopost without prompt. I had to rejoin in order to correct THEIR errors and complete my post... 

Anyway .....back to the subject:- in order: The highest concentration of Selenium in the food chain; the highest concentration of Beta-carotene available to the Chavin &; zinc-city-central. These 3 constituents  are the prime builders of your immune system.  But was it the

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I'm pretty sure Positive blood is a more Positive thing than Negative.
Even though Negative blood will attack Positive blood, that's not a good thing. In fact that can kill an Negative person if you put Positive in them. I'm B+ and I have had no problems with anything throwout my life. I'm 20, and I have not been sick for 10 years other than a common cough. My girlfriend gets sick a lot because of anemia, and I can kiss her and not get sick.

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