Rh-negative blood affects only 10 percent of the world’s population. People with other blood types have specific proteins in their plasma—and Rh-negative blood emerged relatively recently, 35,000 years ago. What does all this mean? Let’s take a closer look.
The overwhelming majority of people with Rh-negative blood live in Europe. These people are distinguished by high IQ, light-colored eyes, and good psychological and physical development. Moreover, virtually all ancient European rulers also belonged to this strange “race.”
More in-depth research has confirmed that virtually every woman with a negative Rh factor experiences difficulties giving birth to a child whose Rh factor is already positive. Essentially, the body rejects and attempts to kill the fetus, as if it had failed some kind of test.
Another interesting fact: all the crazy people who claim to have been abducted by aliens are also Rh negative. How can this be explained? Scientists still have no clue.
The most daring is the invasive theory. A group of paleocontact proponents believes that aliens, in ancient times, managed to leave behind heirs. This means their descendants still live among us.
