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What is your IQ? (… and do you have Toxoplasmosis?)

What is your IQ? (… and do you have Toxoplasmosis?)

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Wondering why I ask?

Differences in nonverbal (WMT) and verbal (OTIS) intelligence between Toxoplasma-infected and Toxoplasma-free RhD-positive and RhD-negative subjects.

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How Toxoplasmosis affects Rh(D)negative and Rh(D)positive individuals differently
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10 Comments

  1. Ramona K Ray June 24, 2021

    Well in 2004 I think I was tested by a neuropsychologist because I was referred there because of my brain damage and the results could indicate that. Don’t ask me how. I believe I tested aprox 120 ? And she looks at me and stated i was very smart and even smarter prior to the brain damage. Which made me feel like kaka. However, I distinctly remember being extremely brain fogged. And that fog finally lifted several years ago. I’m at my best in the morning from 8-12pm. Then I must sleep. I believe I’ve recoupperatd most of what I lost nevertheless. And that makes me feel better. But them I might just be full of baloney, and just think I’m better. Only a follow up would indicate that. And I’m not living in USA any more and don’t care anymore! Lol

  2. KC July 21, 2021

    Hmm… Greater IQ and entrepreneurial skills? …It might indeed be worth it to hang around the cat litter box for the chance of such gains.

    Two billion people infected. Of course, since it is mostly asymptomatic, many of us probably already have it.

    How bizarre this is.

    Your other page on the study has more info on other traits that people seem to have, who are infected with T. gondii.

    https://www.rhesusnegative.net/staynegative/how-toxoplasmosis-affects-rhdnegative-and-rhdpositive-individuals-differently/

  3. Don Laughery September 20, 2021

    I have been tested twice. Wechsler and Stanford-Binet. (148 & 152) The standard deviation is about 4 points. So I assume my IQ is about 150. In boot camp the Navy said I scored in the top 1%. My feelings of being outside looking in prevented me from being a pilot and several great opportunities over the years. I did become a flight instructor/pilot survival instructor. Joined several Rh neg. sites and I am AMAZED at all the things I’ve learned in the last 5-6 years. Mike has the most verifiable, up to date information I’ve found. Except the living cells found on Mars. (Chuckle!) April 1…… Cell is 806 898 1941. If any negs would like to talk sometime.

  4. Jean S. September 22, 2021

    I have an IQ of 160 (and belong to MENSA) and am also O negative. I have never had toxoplasmosis. I am very clumsy… always have been.

    I think it’s interesting that you haven’t looked at high IQ people in your graphs. Why is that? Do people in the outlier areas different from the average?

    • Debbie March 24, 2022

      I am 0 Negative. My entire family including my children, and my grandchildren all are gifted. My siblings and their children and grandchildren are all gifted. My Dad’s brother’s and his sister’s children and grandchildren are gifted. Most everyone has negative blood. I went to career counseling years ago because I had a hard time staying focused on a career choice. She told me that I have a high IQ and that I am multi-talented and she encouraged me to go in the medical field and become a doctor. At that time, I told her that I did not like the responsibility of someone’s life. I explained to her that once I learn a topic, I tend to “jump” to something else. I learned in my early life to call myself a “jumper”. I have 4 degrees and I still like to work and do research. I have found in my entire life that I can usually talk to anyone in any career and have much input to our conversation. My ex was a brilliant computer owner and he loved that I could multi-talk with any of his business associates. And I used to contribute all this to being 0 Negative, LOL. This is a interesting article, I will get tested to see if I have ever been infected with the Toxoplasmosis.

      • Rose March 30, 2022

        I’m also O neg. My IQ is 147. I’ve had allergies since I was 2. I had premonitions starting at an early age and yes, they have always come true. Even the not so good ones! I always wanted to be a surgeon. After I had my two girls, I decided to stay home. I have been searching for all the info I can find on this subject and trying to connect the dots.

  5. Christe Mihok August 14, 2022

    This is a strange coincidence or theory if true that neurological damage could increase IQ. I’m open minded to ideas to explore though. I’ve never taken an IQ test, though I was always in gifted classes when I was in school and graduated in the 97 percentile with my sat scores. My mother’s family are highly educated people though I have always been estranged from her and her family. My children both went to College on full scholarships from their grades. My son being the highest w a weighed score of 5.4. Im the only person with any neurological issues though. I have pnes seizure disorder which isn’t as bad as it sounds. Most people are unaware I have this and I’m discreet about it. They’re non epileptic and I’ve had them since I was a child. I take medication that controls it pretty well and choose lifestyle habits that are helpful as well. These used to be considered neuropathway resets but the medical field has changed their opinion “again” on it. Idc much about it, it certainly didn’t affect me from learning then or now.

    • Rhesusnegative.netAuthor August 14, 2022

      In school, do you remember test results greatly fluctuating based on your energy level, how you felt, certain triggers etc.?

  6. Cate August 31, 2022

    I also would consider myself a “jumper”. I’m very responsible, but I easily can pick up new skills and create successful ventures with little effort. I also have nearly died multiple times, had severe head and body injuries, yet I recover super fast and with little side effects. I have had 100’s of x-rays, MRI’s and CT scans with no radiation concerns. Recently after a CT scan from a severe head injury, the doctor said he never saw such a perfect brain, thought that was weird to say, but thankful! In grade school I was put in special ed classes. A few years ago the LORD led me to return to school at 47. With little effort I was in the top of my class and accepted into honor societies for my grades. I have never had friends for very long and have experienced great hardship throughout my life. The LORD has always been there to guide and protect me. He has tooled me to defeat the unseen enemy that is plaguing our world. I’m tired and alone, but I see that I had to go through these things to endure what’s to come. My bloodline is pure and has been passed down for future generations. Many don’t understand that pure blood has been commanded to not co-mingle with the unpure. I believe this is true and now that blood testing prior to marriage no longer applies, many of us are in violation of this ordinance. There are so many things that have been revealed to me. Rh- is a tough road, but with great reward. Lonely, but also driven by love and compassion. I love all who I come across and want to live life in the positive (light). But I am a fierce warrior for the LORD’s army and His plan will never be defeated.

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