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Blood Type Frequencies In Leukemia Patients

Blood Type Frequencies In Leukemia Patients

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So far, no significant observations regarding Rh(D) negative phenotype and leukemia have been reported.

The question often comes up as health differences between Rh(D) negative and Rh(D) positive individuals tend to vary greatly:

“Are Rh Negative individuals more likely to have leukemia?”

The answer is: “No evidence has been presented so far, but more studies are needed.”

Leave a comment if you have additional information.

Available studies:

http://europepmc.org/backend/ptpmcrender.fcgi?accid=PMC1931912&blobtype=pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317421112_Relationship_between_ABO_and_Rh_Blood_Groups_withChildhood_Acute_Lymphoblastic_Leukemia

https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/497541

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3 Comments

  1. Christin Bowra January 22, 2020

    Immune Disorders

    I have Systemic Lupus and Kounis Syndrome.

    Years ago I had Graves’ disease.

    I also have a theory about all auto immune disorders being caused by a “mother-child cell transfer “
    and being passed on through generations.

    ( I am 0 negative who married an 0 Positive and became severely sensitized to the RH factor having multiple miscarriages and two newborns who died the day they were born. ( prior to RoGham.

    My sensitization was so severe ( high title of 2,040) I was told I had to have 20 children for it to be so high!

    I later divorced and married an 0 negative and have two living children;
    however, at birth, I believe
    I passed on the antibodies against the RH factor, ( due to child-mother cell transfer) that I carry, creating auto immune disorders.

    Did I pass these anti bodies on to my children?

    Did my 0 negative living daughter pass on the antibodies she received at birth from me, to her daughter ?

    My Rh Negative daughter gave her RhPositive husband a kidney and all anti rejection meds failed.
    Did her kidney contain antibodies to his RhFactor, obtained through mother-child cell transfer?

    Cell transfer

    https://lauragraceweldon.com/2012/06/12/mother-child-are-linked-at-the-cellular-level/

    https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-discover-childrens-cells-living-in-mothers-brain/

    The cause of auto immune disorders is a mixing of Rh Positive cells with an RH negative, thus creating immune response!
    ——————————————

    Adding to this … there is a higher incidence of mental health disorders in people of rh+ blood who had rh- mothers according to studies and research by professor jaroslav flegr. . . AND auto immune disorders higher in rhesus negatives especially group O … and AB- whom are also non secretor

    • moira February 5, 2020

      the two articles you have linked to are about micro chimer-ism … from child to mother which also explains why sometimes children can take on the appearance of the mothers children with a previous partner …. this also happens to certain extent with semen … this isnt what happens with antibodies as they are not actually this type of cell . but yes the mother can have these cells knocking about in her brain … and here we move on the autoimmune conditions that affect the brain such as MS studies have not shown micro chimer-ism cause this … but if you think along the lines of the bodies defense mechanism against anything invasive its worth investigating … we can however have temporary immunity to certain diseases from antibodies contained in breast milk .. but no we dont pass them on in the way micro-chimer-ism occurs. so nope we cant pass anti rhD antibodies to our offspring … as this would have to be on a cell level which an anti body is not . i know your think mixing of blood rh- mother to rh- child but no antibodies will be sent out during the pregnancy with a compatible child … the antibody does sit around in you blood it has to be released

      • moira February 5, 2020

        i meant to type rhD antibodies ” don’t ” sit around in the blood stream

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