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Exploration of Rh blood types, focusing on the mystery of Rh negative blood and its unique characteristics compared to Rh positive blood.

Key Takeaways

  • Rh positive blood contains a rhesus monkey protein; Rh negative does not.
  • O negative blood is the universal donor but can only receive from its own type.
  • Rh negative blood's origin is unknown and cannot be synthetically cloned.
  • Rh negative blood is rare and distributed unevenly across populations.
  • Rh incompatibility between mother and fetus can cause medical complications.

What the video covers

  • The video discusses the differences between Rh positive and Rh negative blood types.
  • Rh positive blood contains a protein linked to the rhesus monkey gene, found in 85% of humans.
  • Rh negative blood lacks this protein and is considered mysterious with an unknown origin.
  • O negative blood is described as the universal donor blood type, able to give to all but only receive from its own type.
  • Scientists have not been able to clone or synthetically produce Rh negative blood.
  • Rh negative blood types are rare, making up about 5-7% of the global population.
  • The video suggests Rh negative blood may not be connected to earthly primates, raising questions about its origin.
  • Rh negative mothers carrying Rh positive babies face immune challenges, requiring medical intervention.
  • The video touches on cultural and racial distribution of Rh negative blood, including Basques, Caucasians, and some Asians.
  • There is speculation about paranormal and spiritual traits linked to Rh negative individuals.

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Questions about this video

What is the main difference between Rh positive and Rh negative blood?

Rh positive blood contains a protein called the rhesus blood factor linked to the rhesus monkey gene, while Rh negative blood lacks this protein and its origin is unknown.

Why is O negative blood called the universal donor?

O negative blood can be given to all blood types in transfusions because it lacks proteins that trigger immune reactions, but people with O negative blood can only receive blood from their own type.

Can Rh negative blood be synthetically cloned or produced?

Scientists have not succeeded in cloning or synthetically producing Rh negative blood due to the absence of the rhesus protein and the unknown origin of this blood type.

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Hi, this is Ink E35, and today I wanted to talk to you guys about the blood types. The reason why I'm putting this out is because an old friend of mine ended up putting out a video on blood types.
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and he's stating that humans are pretty much just like animals and that he's stating that we all have the same blood so it doesn't matter if you have Rh negative blood or Rh positive blood that we all come from animals okay so he's
00:53
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He's stating that humans are pretty much just like animals, and that we all have the same blood. So it doesn't matter if you have Rh negative blood or Rh positive blood; that we all come from animals. Okay, so he's
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explain the difference between the Rh negative blood factors and I'm going to explain the Rh positive blood factors and what scientists have been confused about and are stumped on because the Rh negative factor has been one of the most
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pretty much saying that everyone's the same. They all bleed red blood. Everybody bleeds the same, even animals bleed. But that is the furthest from the truth that you can get, that we all have the same type of blood. So today I'm going to
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what the Rh factor actually is because 85% of the human beings on the earth have Rh positive blood and so when a person has Rh positive blood it just means that their red blood cells contain a protein called the rhesus blood factor so this
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explain the difference between the Rh negative blood factors, and I'm going to explain the Rh positive blood factors and what scientists have been confused about and are stumped on, because the Rh negative factor has been one of the most
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earthly primates they all have the Rh factor so a positive person a a positive B positive a B positive o positive person has the rhesus monkey gene in their blood so the difference between the Rh negative factor means that the own negative a
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mysterious blood types in the world. The reason why this blood type is mysterious is because they cannot find the source of where this blood actually came from. So I'm gonna start out with the positive blood and what it is and
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own negative blood types now this own negative blood type is called the universal blood and in this blood they can give their blood to all mankind and if something happened to someone they need a transfusion it doesn't matter if they are positive or
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what the Rh factor actually is, because 85% of the human beings on the earth have Rh positive blood. So when a person has Rh positive blood, it just means that their red blood cells contain a protein called the rhesus blood factor. So this
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blood types cannot take any blood from any other people than its own blood type which is own negative it doesn't matter if you're a negative B negative a B negative they cannot take any other blood type but their own and that is
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protein is linked to the rhesus monkey. This protein is attached to the red blood cells, and it can be found in 85% of the human beings on the earth. These genes or this factor in the blood is actually related to all
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that's out of the 15 percent so the other 8% are the a and the a B and the B blood types but this own negative blood type is less than 7% so really equals 5% some say 5% in the world it's population so
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earthly primates. They all have the Rh factor. So a positive person, an A positive, B positive, AB positive, O positive person has the rhesus monkey gene in their blood. So the difference between the Rh negative factor means that the O
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blood they cannot clone the own negative blood and they cannot find the origin and they don't know how to clone it because there is no protein connected to the o-negative cell gene they cannot clone it if that it's just amazing so
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negative, A negative, B negative, AB negative, those blood types do not have the rhesus monkey gene. They do not have the protein connected to their cells. And out of the really rarest and purest blood out of the Rh negative blood type is called
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with any animal on the earth so I just wanted to correct my friend that all blood is not the same I just find it really interesting that the Rh negative blood types cannot be linked to this earth by any scientist so because of
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O negative blood types. Now this O negative blood type is called the universal blood, and in this blood they can give their blood to all mankind. If something happened to someone and they need a transfusion, it doesn't matter if they are positive or
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because of the fact that the Rh positive shows a protein that's linked to the rhesus monkey but when it comes to this other blood line it doesn't show that they are linked to anything of this earth they can't find this link so this
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if they are negative. O blood negative can give to all people on the earth because it is a universal blood. The interesting part about this blood is that the people that have this blood type that can save all kinds of
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only happened a few thousand years ago which is interesting if you want to think about go back to Adam and Eve let's say let's go back to Adam and Eve this is a hypothesis and it's really interesting to think about this because
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blood types cannot take any blood from any other people than its own blood type, which is O negative. It doesn't matter if you're A negative, B negative, AB negative, they cannot take any other blood type but their own. And that is
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coming over here they have this type of blood and you know there's very few types of people that have this blood and it's like the African Americans there's only a few people that have this blood type four for their group of their race
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fascinating. So the universal blood that saves mankind and can give to all cannot take any from any other person except for their own. Only 7% of O negative people that have this universal donor blood exist in the world today, and
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Caucasians and we have negroids in the skull shapes and I find this really interesting because it's like as if this blood was put into each different race to save each race it's very very interesting although they cannot link it
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that's out of the 15 percent. So the other 8% are the A and the AB and the B blood types. But this O negative blood type is less than 7%, so really equals 5%. Some say 5% in the world population. So
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universal life line I find that really interesting the really interesting thing about Rh negative people is that when a mother ends up becoming pregnant what happens is if the baby is positive it's like the mother's body automatically wants to expel the positive blooded baby
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scientists have been trying to make a synthetic blood of the Rh negative blood type, and they can't make it. They haven't succeeded at it. What's really interesting is that even though they can clone the proteins in positive
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shot which protects the child from being destroyed and will also protect the mother from the intermingling of the blood which will cause the mother to die and there's a disease that's caused by the blood mixing with the own negative
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blood, they cannot clone the O negative blood. They cannot find the origin, and they don't know how to clone it because there is no protein connected to the O negative cell gene. They cannot clone it. That is just amazing. So
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really interesting there are attributes of people that have the Rh negative blood and they all have similarities and the similarities of the bloodline of the own egative is that they either have blonde red or they can even have black
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it's like, where did the blood come from? It's interesting because they don't know where this blood came from. They cannot connect this blood to the earth. So there is a huge difference with a blood that cannot be connected
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phenomenons like paranormal activities they are interested in UFO connections or psychic capabilities they are interested in spirituality and they also feel like they have a sense that they do not belong here or belong to the human race and they also sometimes have extra
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with any animal on the earth. So I just wanted to correct my friend that all blood is not the same. I just find it really interesting that the Rh negative blood types cannot be linked to this earth by any scientist. Because of
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that they disrupt electrical appliances what my friends stating is that all Bloods the same and that we all came from the animal kingdom but as far as this blood type this blood type has nothing to do with the animal kingdom
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this, it seems that this blood came from somewhere else, because we aren't connected to the monkey, which means that although we have the evolution theorists that try to say that we all evolved from apes, that might be correct in some cases
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o-negative blood type from the line of Adam are these the people that are the special line that it talks about in the Bible I I find this really interesting and this has nothing to do with racial stuff so I don't want people thinking
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because of the fact that the Rh positive shows a protein that's linked to the rhesus monkey. But when it comes to this other bloodline, it doesn't show that they are linked to anything of this earth. They can't find this link. So this
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and because it is an important bloodline and and it's it's the only type of blood that can be given to all it's really interesting this is so amazing I this is such a deep subject you can go all kinds
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is a missing link right here. This is the missing link. I find this really, really fascinating. Where did this bloodline originate? So scientists believe that the Rh negative factor is some type of mutation of an unknown origin that
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correlate to the beginning of man and all this other stuff and it's really interesting in the Mesopotamian tell us about how they had created the Adam mu which they called him Adam mu and this was the first one that they made and
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only happened a few thousand years ago, which is interesting if you want to think about going back to Adam and Eve. Let's say, let's go back to Adam and Eve. This is a hypothesis, and it's really interesting to think about this because
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the Loulou Emmylou I find this really interesting which would have been like an upright walking eight and then there's another story of the story of a DAPA which was literally God's Son that ended up being told in the ancient
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there are only a few people in the world that have this blood. So the people that have this blood are like the Basques in France and in Spain, and then we have the people in England, also Canadians, Habits, Australians, Ireland, Americans after
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ninja schita is supposed to you know he's called the serpent of good tree and then we have a DAPA that was told by his Lord a ax not to eat of the tree so he didn't and it's the same thing that
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coming over here. They have this type of blood, and you know, there are very few types of people that have this blood. And it's like the African Americans, there's only a few people that have this blood type for their group of their race.
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some people also try to proclaim that the descendants of Cain Cain is supposed to have been the son of the devil or Satan I should say and that his mother was Eve but I have to disagree with that because
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And then we have some Asians that have this negative blood type for their race, and then we have the different blood types in the Caucasian race as well, which is really interesting because then we get, we have Mongolians, we have
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a goddess menti was the spouse of a ax and it actually corresponds with the OPSEU and and Tia MOT it goes down the line but it was actually on qian amma it's really answered i put out a video
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Caucasians, and we have Negroids in the skull shapes. I find this really interesting because it's like as if this blood was put into each different race to save each race. It's very, very interesting, although they cannot link it
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say that these people are reptilians and that because they have this blood type I just think that's absolute nonsense to the people that have this agenda with reptilians and you know they're trying to state that the people that have this
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to any particular being or human or animal on the face of the earth. So it's like that saving blood was placed in each race, and there are just few people that are there to save each race if they need it, the universal
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blood for all to save mankind I believe there are special people some people believe in aliens or I would call them sons of God because God and the Bible states that there are sons of God these are the ones
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universal lifeline. I find that really interesting. The really interesting thing about Rh negative people is that when a mother ends up becoming pregnant, what happens is if the baby is positive, it's like the mother's body automatically wants to expel the positive blooded baby.
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supposed to be a peculiar people and I believe it's in Deuteronomy if I remember correctly right off the top a peculiar people unto him now this is very peculiar that these people have o negative so these people are supposed to
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Because it's like a foreign object in the mother's body, her body will start fighting the rhesus factor. That's why they end up giving a mother that has an Rh positive child in her womb a Rhogam
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to realize that they spread out but anyway I just wanted to make this really quick because I just wanted to let my friend know that he's incorrect when he says that all blood types are the same that all of our bloods are the same it
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shot, which protects the child from being destroyed and will also protect the mother from the intermingling of the blood, which will cause the mother to die. There's a disease that's caused by the blood mixing with the O negative
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it has to do with the fact of the Rh factor and the missing factors the fact is that the Rh positive factor shows a linking to the animal kingdom which shows that it has a relation with the primates but the Rh negative does not
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mother. I think it's hemolytic or something like that disease. But if a mother is pregnant with an O negative baby or a negative baby, she won't expel that baby. It's not a foreign object in her body. This is
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it's a you know I don't have all the answers to this I just find this really fascinating about this bloodline anyway I hope you guys have a great day I'm gonna be talking with you soon this is zenki three five
Topics:Rh blood typesRh positiveRh negativeO negative blooduniversal donorblood transfusionrhesus factorblood origin mysteryblood cloningblood type distribution

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