I'm O negative, which means I can give anyone my blood but I can only recieve mine... bites i know lol...

But is there any inparticular uncommon knowledge I could be aware of? Myths, legends, pros and cons?

It might help me with something..

Im not sure, that is a good question, i will research for ya... as should you... but like i said that is news to me ive never really heard that before!

Some say that AB neg bloodtype folks are half human, half 'alien' or 'angel'.... because it can't be linked to the Rhesus as other bloodtypes are. I don't know alot about this subject, but I'm aware that your blood type is the universal life donor, (meaning that anyone can take your blood type) but your blood type can not take any bloodtype accept AB neg and it's the rarest bloodtype in the world.

I've never asked what my blood type is... I should find this out. (You got me curious)

Actually Maze, O neg can only have its own, and all bloodtypes can have it, and I believe it is the rarest bloodtype. I'm sure about it being the only compatible with itselft, but I'm not quite sure about if it is the rarest you might want to double check that.

What you said is what I said except that you are calling it "O neg"..... and it is the rarest blood type. All positive blood can take positive and neg blood. All negative blood can take only negative. However AB neg can ONLY take AB neg. This said, ALL blood can take AB neg, therefore AB neg is the universal life saving blood. This is a good thing, but a bad thing because it is the rarest of blood types. Scientist would give thier right tooth to know how to duplicate this blood type, but so far, no luck.

If you do a google search, you'll find all sorts of information explaining blood types, and the theories to go along with them including the one's that some believe about AB neg being something not of "this world".

I remember reading a thread here once about some characteristics of those with AB neg blood that were somewhat different than that of most folks. One was possible connections with UFO's or aliens as well as other paranormal experience's and ESP. Lower blood pressure's, color changing/piercing eyes, uh..... extra verterbra or rib.... I can't remember all the different things. I'll try later to find a link on it for ya. It was a check list of sorts. I took the test because I'm AB neg. I remember checking about ten out of the list of twelve or so questions. It was very interesting.

^That is VERY interesting indeed.

Okay, I found something that might interest ya. Here is a list of some characteristics of those with AB neg type blood. I'm going to put an * by the ones that are true for me.

1. predominance of green or hazel eyes that change color like a chameleon, but also blue eyes * (mine are brown and turn green when I get sick or angry)

2. true red or reddish hair

3. low pulse rate *

4. low blood pressure *

5. keen sight or hearing *

6. ESP *

7. extra rib or vertabrae

8. UFO connections

9. love of space and science *

10. a sense of not belonging to the human race *

11. piercing eyes *

12. para-normal occurrences *

13. physic dreams *

14. truth seekers *

15. desire for higher wisdom *

16. empathetic illnesses *

17. deep compassion for fate of mankind *

18. a sense of a 'mission' in life * (this is actually part of my personal faith)

19. physic abilities *

20. unexplained scars on body

21. capability to disrupt electrical appliances *

22. alien contacts *(more along the lines of 'light being contacts')

I got this list from http://www.unsolvedmysteries.com/usm370628.html

That is quite a list...I don't think much of it is anything more than unverifiable speculation/wishfull thinking, but it is interesting nonetheless.

From a medical standpoint bloodtypes are very well understood and have been studied thoroughly. It is simply different types of antibodies on the red blood cells in the blood; it is pretty straightforward when you look at it for any length of time.

Here is some info from Wikipedia:

Fluffybunny, this quote pretty much sums up the fact that AB neg can give to any blood type, but can not recieve from any other blood type but it's own. And yes, I agree, the list is at most just "interesting", but the facts known thus far in science regarding this blood type or should I say 'not known' leaves room for some very interesting conversation and many open ended questions.

One thing that I'd like to know for instance is the ratio of females to males when it comes to AB neg blood. If anyone happens to google this information or find it via some other search engine, please let me know because I've not been able to find the answer. Thanks a bunch in advance.

QUOTE:
Universal donors and universal recipients
Individuals with blood type O negative are often called universal donors and individuals with type AB positive blood are called universal recipients, but the terms universal donor and universal recipient are not very useful, because they only consider the reaction of the patient's antibodies to received red blood cells, and not the antibodies present in the transfused blood. These terms may be generally true for transfusions of packed red cells, where as much of the plasma as possible has been removed. Thus, although a transfusion of O negative blood to a patient of blood group A or B is unlikely to produce an immune reaction due to the recipient's antibodies, the transfused blood may itself contain antibodies to the patient's A and B antigens; this can cause an adverse reaction, although the risk is far less than that of an O negative patient receiving types A or B. For this reason an exact ABO-type match is preferable where circumstances allow. Additionally, the other red blood cell surface antigens that belong to blood groups other than the ABO blood group system might cause an adverse reaction if they can bind the corresponding antibodies.

With respect to transfusions of plasma this situation is reversed. Type O plasma can only be given to O recipients, while AB plasma (which does not contain anti-A or anti-B antibodies) can be given to patients of any ABO blood group.

Transfusions are further complicated because platelets and white blood cells (WBCs) have their own systems of surface antigens. Sensitization to platelet or WBC antigens can occur as a result of transfusion.

Why is this alive after a year and a half....Kortef wanted to know if he was an..................

I didn't notice it had been a year and a half... Maybe you'd be interested in his latest thread. It's kinda interesting.
Here's the link: http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...showtopic=84501

Same here.

Maybe I know the newest thread of his and thats why I responded to this oldddddd thread.
Put the 2 together.........

http://www.fi.edu/biosci/blood/types.html

Does this help anyone ?

This is a great link for simple explaination of blood types. One thing that will help in understanding types of AB and "O" is that AB is considered + (positive) where as O is consistered as AB - (neg). Again, on this link. So, all in all, AB + (Positive) is a universal reciever, meaning this blood type can recieve any type of blood whereas AB neg or "O" can only recieve it's own blood type. AB neg or "O" is the rarest blood type in the world and it is also the universal donor because all blood types can recieve it.

I'll try to find a link later that will show the ratio of races that have this particular blood type. I'm still interested in finding out the ratio of males and females, so if anyone runs across this information, I'd appreciate it if you let me know here.

More interesting reading on blood types:

BLOOD GROUPS - General Overview

Nearly 85% of all human beings have RH positive blood. Which merely indicates that their red blood cells contain a substance called the RHesus (rhesus) blood factor. Simply put, their positive blood contains a protein that can be linked to the Rhesus monkey. It is acknowledged that blood factors are transmitted with more exactitude than any other human or animal characteristic. It is not generally known from where the negative RH factor derived, although tantalizing evidence exists that it arises from genetic experimentation a little over 5,000 years ago.

The highest concentration of RH negative blood occurs in the Basque people of Northern Spain and Southern France, and in the Eastern/Oriental Jews. Only 15% of the entire world́s population is known to have the RH negative blood factor. While it is known that RH negative blood - (type 'O') is the purest blood known to mankind, it is not known from where the negative factor originates, as it is generally theorized by evolutionists that there is an unbroken bloodline from early human prototypes (pre-humans) to present day human beings.

As previously mentioned, 'Rh negative' blood indicates no protein connections exist to the Rhesus monkey, whereas 'RH positive' blood does carry protein linked to the Rhesus monkey - hence the 'RH' designation, i.e.. rhesus. All other earthly primates have this RH factor. Thus if all humans evolved from that line, all would have the RH factor. Obviously, that is not the case. Therefore, there must have been some manner of intervention giving rise to Rh-negative blood groups.

Blood type 'O' is the most common of the blood groups. When we separate the 'O' types into 'negative' and 'positive' we find that 'O' negative (the universal donor blood) constitutes less than 7% of the world́s population. Science at this very time is attempting to create a synthetic RH negative 'O' blood, but without success. For while the protein in positive blood can be cloned, that of negative blood cannot - which is quite interesting, and may be indicative of an alien origin, or more probable, from early genetic experimentation during previous advanced human civilization(s).

If the RH negative factor does not derive from any known earthly link (seemingly outside of the theorized evolutionary process) - from where did it originate? Geneticists generally claim the RH-negative factor is a mutation of unknown origin which apparently happened only a few thousand years ago. These ́negativé blooded people spread heavily into the area of what is now Spain, England, Ireland, France and later into America, Canada and Australia. Basque peoples contain the largest concentration of known 'O' negative blooded people today because, they for the most part, have confined themselves to one area, whereas the Celtic people have branched out among all of the new world.

Interesting facts:

A RH negative pregnant mother's body will reject her positive blooded baby in the womb. Her body fights the RHesus factor as a foreign element. Alternatively, and most interestingly, a positive mother's body does not reject the negative baby she is carrying.

There are certain similarities that occur to those having RH negative blood - according to some who have it there are common patterns found, which include the following:

* Predominance of green or hazel eyes that change colour like a chameleon, but also blue eyes, piercing.
* True red or reddish hair
* Low pulse rate & low blood pressure
* Keen sight or hearing
* ESP, UFO connections, Abduction, Para-normal occurrences
* Extra rib or vertebrae
* Love of space and science
* A sense of not belonging to the human race
* Empathetic illnesses
* Compassion for fate of mankind
* A sense of a 'mission' in life
* Unexplained body scars
* Capability to disrupt electrical appliances

Most do not know that as RhO-neg individuals, they are tracked throughout their whole lives by world-wide governmental agencies interested in understanding the genesis of this group, and for other more complex societal purposes. (follow this line of thought in the new material to be posted as a continuation of Journey to the Absolute Elsewhere)


Blood Types Conspiracy & RH Factor spooky stuff...

Here are a few tidbits about this blood thing. In ALL blood groups there exists a common microbe that in essence is THE LIFE FORCE ITSELF. During experiments that our team conducted we heated the blood to 700 degrees F and also put it in Liquid Nitrogen. This microbe which is visible only with a highly modified dark field microscope that was custom built for us was STILL ALIVE. We have also tested this on ́mummy dust́. This microbe is STILL alive after 5000 years plus when the mummy dust is placed in a ph perfect solution the same as the "live blood", it returns back to ́lifé.

SOURCE: http://www.anomalog.com/bloodgroups.html

Another VERY interesting site is http://the-red-thread.net/blood.html

I for one, (as you can see) find this subject very interesting. I do hope others will take an interest and post more comments. If not, then I'll step back and let this topic die out now. Kortef, I hope our input has helped you in some way to find whatever answers you have been looking for.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone here at UM.

That stuff doesnt have anything to do with your blood type. The rhesus factor doesnt mean your genes or anything can be traced back to a rhesus monkey. It a reference to the lab animals used to discover the factors in question.

There's nothing 'special' about bloodtypes.

That's pretty amazing, I am O Negative and I have all of those apart from the red hair. The O negative thing has always fascinated me! My Mum is the only other person in my family with negative blood group, but she is A negative I think.. I'm just wondering if any other people here are O negative that fit that description.

all people from south america had negative blood types until eroupean settlers came so if your south american and have a positive blood type u have ancestory out side of south america

http://www.myusm.com/usm370628.html
spooky....

Same here,....... Ive got no idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mine is like.. either O positive or like A negative, I always forget.

That's odd I saw a similar list for AB, A, and B blood type people about
a year ago.

Im AB btw.

According to what I have reseached, O negative blood is from Alien inbreeding. Whetaher you beleive it or not. i've read that more then once.

I'm A positive.

YaY!

How do you find out what blood type you are?

..... AND this is supposed to mean WHAT exactly?? Jody

speeeeeeeeeeeeeling
Also, I have ton's of MRI's of my extra vertbrae... do you think the MRI images can be scanned? Hmmm, If anyone knows I'll get them and scan them. It's very cool; my doc calls me "the unique one" LMAO...

That is interesting. 3/4ths of my tribe (The Nanticoke) along with other existing Coastal Algonquian tribes on the East Coast ( Piscataway, Rappahannock, Wampanoag, Penobscot and Shinnecock) have this trait along with this very blood type. including myself.
I always attributed the trait to crossing with a colateral branch of the genus "homo" such as the Southeast Asian Homo-erectus that was perceived as a "evolutionary dead end" because Algonquians have a similar dental structure that doesn't exist in Europeans or modern Asians.
Seeing this trait and blood type in Basques, who are aboriginal Europeans, makes you wonder if it was "borrowed" from Neanderthals. One of the current theories is that the Coastal Algonquian Tribes crossed the Atlantic about 25,000 years ago and originated as the "Soultrean Culture" of Paleolithic Europe.

Lapiche

I'm on the East Coast too. So what does this mean?

My blood type has yet to be identified, quite possible of extraterrestrial in origin? A scientific analysis/investigation is still pending.

Are you NdN? My people have been on the East Coast 15,000 years...........



Lapiche

me too. yea lady



simply through a blood test

I started a thread based on my own blood group (O Rh negative) it will give you some insight into our shared blood groups.
http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...howtopic=106751

I am Rh-negative too. This is what I got.

There are claims that Rh-negative blood is not from earth. To begin with, let me point out at our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Based on the findings of Shroud of Turin, Jesus' blood type is identified as AB-Negative (Rh-negative). By all means, there is no doubt that Jesus must have had a blood type. Next, we all know that part half to all of the blood genetics must have come NOT FROM EARTH but Holy Spirit since Jesus did not have an earthly Father.
Mary was conceived by the Holy Spirit (not of an earthly DNA substance).

Then again, we realise that during the pre-flood, 4200 years ago, there were Nephilims on earth speculatively fathered by the Watcher Angels (quote: Book of Enoch and Genesis 6,4). Book of Enoch has quotes to Book of Revelation, coming of messiah, future of "Israel" and Enoch who was taken up to heaven (so did Elijah) as is quoted in the New Testament as well. The speculation here is that Enoch's lineage at some point above have had connections to a nephilim and eventually upwards in relation to the watcher angels who were then removed from earth after their failure on duties but committing sin with human women, they were then sentenced to prison by the Lord of the Spirit for 70 generations of humanity. However, Noah's gene must have survived the Rh-negative gene due to its allele pattern of the gene survival. (i-e: 2 Rh-negative alleles make up an Rh-negative person) whereby, even a 2 Rh-positive parents, each having one Rh-negative allele do stand a chance on having a Rh-negative child. This pattern can also reason the existence of "giants" after the flood. (alleles teaming up). Jude and Peter is also quoted as having mentioned such angels whom we humans would judge someday.

Going back to strengthen this case, an Rh-negative mother's blood naturally rejects her Rh-positive offspring. How could that have naturally happened in an assumption that God created humans this way? Obviously NOT. This reasoning does then point out to a lineage of mixing "not authorised by God" but then, having those nephilims being subjected to humanity with the bottomline of "Godliness and rghteousness" and man's personal relationship with God being the key of judgement by God. (i-e:forgiveness of sins of any kind).

Bottomline, yep, those upliners who have posted some of the speculative Rh-negative people's characteristics, UFO connections and tailbone to name a few, have strengthened the reasons of Rh-negative reality not being a part of original humanity via Adam & Eve. This could also help explain on some keys of ressesive genetic traits that has proven to only dominate or is present on most caucasians just like Rh-negative and not the majority rests of the world. Blonde "gene" (ressessive hhhhhhhh-eumelanin&pheomelanin) could also explain that. The Book of Enoch pointed out that Noah was unbelievably a fair skinned blonde and was almost disowned to be one of their family. Again, Noah and his team of 7 were the ones who survived the flood while the rests perished due to God's judgement on wickedness and having run out of mercy.

Finally and in conclusion, being Rh-negative is not a bad thing but a hope that humanity can benefit out of this happening (i-e: O-negative blood donations) and many more researchs on us Rh-negatives having the key to combat world's diseases and so forth. Be blessed and have a wonderful trip of life and remember Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior always, See yaa' in heaven. Peace! [Beverly Hills-CA-USA]