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I know this is a stupd question, but I have to send her a good response so she'll believe me. No links indicate race as a factor with RH neg or RH pos. Thanks!

2006-09-16 19:31:00 · 12 answers · asked by redheadstpmom 1 in Health Other - Health

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Rh neg and RH pos are not blood types. Blood types are A, B, AB, or O. The RH only says if a certain protein is present or not in your blood. If you are blood type A and you have the protein, then you are A RH positive, A+, etc.

Google 'blood types'

2006-09-16 19:36:01 · answer #1 · answered by matty.. 4 · 0 0

I know for a fact that this is not true... My friend is RH negative and this caused her a lot of problems with her pregnancy and had to take shots for it and she is WHITE!!! The reason there is no links is because anyone can be RH Neg or Pos.. If nothing tell her to call her doctor and see what answer she gets from him/her...

2006-09-16 19:37:31 · answer #2 · answered by lisa_sonydadc 6 · 0 0

I am white. I have a B- blood type and had to get a shot because of it when I was pregnant.

An article by Richard Schwartz, M.D. also says the following:
"about 15 percent of the white population and 7 percent of the African-American population lack the Rh factor"

This article can be found at two sites that I consider to be trustworthy. I have listed them as sources.

2006-09-16 19:40:02 · answer #3 · answered by Michelle 7 · 1 0

RH Negative Factor

by Betty Rhodes

Nearly 85% of all human beings have Rh positive blood. Their red blood cells contain a substance called the RHesus blood factor. This means the positive blood contains a protein that can be traced 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 known from whece the negative Rh factor derived.

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 world's population are 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. The majority of people, especially the native people of the Americas have type 'O' blood, except the Blackfoot Indians who have 82% type A blood. These native people are the only tribe to have this high concentration of A blood - most other American Indians have 80% type 'O'. It is the Rh negative factor that makes the blood 'pure'. Pure enough to be the universal blood of the world. Everyone on the face of the earth can receive Rh negative type 'O' blood, but these very same 'O' negative people cannot receive blood from any other type except their own type. The three types are 'O', 'B', 'A' and a fourth - a combination of 'AB'.

Rh negative blood indicates no protein connections to the Rhesus monkey, whereas Rh positive blood does carry protein linked to the Rhesus monkey - hence the 'Rh', i.e. Rhesus factor.

Blood type 'O' is the most common. Blood type 'A' is next, and blood type 'B' is after that. Blood type 'AB' is the least common. It is very rare for even as many as 10 percent of a population to be of blood type 'AB'. When we seperate the types into 'negative' and 'positive' we find that 'O' negative (the universal donor blood) constitutes less than 7% of the world's population. Science at this very time is attempting to make the recipe for Rh negative 'O' blood, but without success. The protein in positive blood can be cloned, but not so of the negative blood - which is quite interesting.

If the Rh negative factor does not derive from any known earthly link - from where did it originate? Perhaps Zechariah Sitchen would be able to tell us. He would no doubt say it is from the 'gods'. What the big boys say is that the Rh-negative factor is a mutation of unknown origin which happened a few thousand years ago. These 'negative' blooded people spread heavily into the area of what is now Spain, England, Ireland, France, then later into America, Canada and Australia. A faction of 'O' negative people can be found amongst the Basque peoples. They 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 the new world.

It is evident that Adam and Eve had Rh negative blood - the type would have to be 'O', because Adam was created perfect and that would mean the 'purest' blood. Eve would definitely have the same blood as well. Eve's 'sin' was committing adultry with an 'outsider' (yes there were other humans on the earth when Adam and Eve were placed here). Eve's sin resulted in the birth of Cain - with positive blood - his father perhaps a Blackfoot Indian with 'A' positive type blood (see chart above). Descendants of Cain were sent out from Adam and Eve into the land of 'Nod' - (America?). Or maybe Cain's father was a 'Lapp' who again had A+ blood. Cain's family were sent into 'Nod' which could mean the extreme north - a good place to send Cain, and America wouldn't be much of a punishment. The Blackfoot Indians do have the highest concentration of 'A' blood, however. The descendants of Cain would have confined themselves from the outside races of people because they were 'marked' in some way and were fearful of death if they ventured out into the world.

Blood was, and still is, sacred to the God of Israel. When the Israelites were kept in the wilderness for forty years (a biblical generation), perhaps it was to cleanse their blood. After many years of inner-marriages with A+ and B+ blood types their once pure bloodline was becoming corrupt. This once 'clean' breed of people were instructed to marry only within the other Israelite tribes, thus preventing contamination of their blood line by producing only RH 'O' negative children. The Israelites were given a 'promise' land after their long quarantine in the wilderness, but only the younger generations were allowed to enter the promise land - those under the age of twenty who were born in the wilderness with two negative Israelite parents. When these younger Israelites were set free to go down to the promise land they were instructed not to marry outside their own tribes, and strict hygienic instructions were imposed upon them as well. But eventually the Israelites scattered in all directions marrying other than Israelite spouses, and the positive blood in all types soon took over and today 85% of humans are positive.

2006-09-16 19:43:24 · answer #4 · answered by Lea A 5 · 1 0

well not so stupid of a question. I am not african american and I and every female in my mothers family since noah came over on the arch were rh neg.All the males born of these women are RH pos. We are of english,irish,and scotish decent and although very tanned mostly considered to be white.

2006-09-16 19:35:29 · answer #5 · answered by marilee w 4 · 0 0

My mother had to get injections when she was pregnant with me and my two sisters because she was RH positive and we are all RH negative. Or maybe it's the other way around. Anyways, we're all white. Irish to be exact.

2006-09-16 19:39:45 · answer #6 · answered by Becca 6 · 0 0

I am Rh Negative and my race is light with a mix of some olive skin. I wonder what race is olive?? Ethnicity as far as I know is Scottish, Irish, German and Russian. I had to get a rhogam shot after every pregnancy.

2006-09-16 19:48:55 · answer #7 · answered by Cordelia 4 · 0 0

I am RH negative and I am caucasian, with a little native american. My uncle and a nephew are also both negative and are also caucasian.

2006-09-16 19:41:35 · answer #8 · answered by pixles 5 · 0 0

I am of Swedish and Welsh descent, my ex wife is of German descent, both she and my daughter are RH negative.

2006-09-16 19:40:30 · answer #9 · answered by h2odog 3 · 0 0

No.. that's not true.. peple frm all backgournds can be.. it one of the reason some states require a blood test in order to get a marriage lisence.. this is one of the things they test for..

2006-09-16 19:39:00 · answer #10 · answered by limgrn_maria 4 · 0 0

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