On this blog, we have previously discussed differences between Rh(D) negative and Rh(D) positive people.
Many of them have also been shown to be common in people with red hair.
Here are 12:
1) Higher Sex Drive
A University of Hamburg sex researcher found that women with red hair, whether they’re single or in a committed relationship, participate in substantially more sexual activity than other women.
2) Acidic Sweat
Everyone has an ‘acid mantle,’ an acidic layer of film that that covers every bit of skin but is invisible to the eye. For redheads, this layer is a bit more acidic than it is for everyone else.
3) Wavy Hair
4) The Temper
Known as the #RhNegativeDoorslam or “red-headed temper”.
5) Freckles
6) Energy
Redheads and Rh(D) negatives tend to have the two extremes: Being very strong when we need to be, but also very sensitive.
7) Low tolerance for pain
Medical research is zeroing in on what makes redheads feel pain more acutely than the rest of us, why they’re more susceptible to developing melanoma and why they have more drug allergies.
8) We age well
Ginger hair retains its natural pigment a lot longer than other shades, so there’s no need to panic about going grey. Red hair simply fades with age through a glorious spectrum of faded copper to rosy-blonde colours, then to silvery-white.
9) Sensitivity
Ginger people can produce their own Vitamin D. But, as they can produce their own personal supply of the compound, this means that redheads are significantly less likely to develop rickets, a disease which weakens bones, or contract the lung disease tuberculosis, which can be fatal.
10) Allergies
11) Drug Allergies
12) Being rare
Redheads comprise just 1% to 2% of the population worldwide.
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Hi Mike,
I have just come across your website. Having read through, I am blown away what I have read seeing that I have a lot of similar things that other Rh- people have. I am AB Rh (D)- am 67 years old, born deaf, but with a precocious memory when I was a wee six months old, used to have dark brown/black hair giving a copper sheen when the sun shines, very receptive to nature and sensitive to the electromagnetic currents that flow around me. I am of Scottish ancestry from the central Scottish Highlands and North Western part of Scotland from Picts and Gaelic lineage, and I do have a wee bit of Irish from Roscommon and Galway.
Describing my character, I have always been very creative and to be at ease with those that I trust, but can be wary at times, and would say I am good in detecting anyone that tells fairy tails, a liar. I like to keep myself supplied with information on anything of interest to keep me at bay from getting fidgety, plus I enjoy moments alone with my own space and love the nature of outdoor life. There is one thing I owed to mention is, even having been born deaf, I am naturally musical, I get music in my head when see various colours, to feel the temperature around me and by feeling things too. Plus its turned out I am a dowser too.
If you would like to contact me further you are welcome and perhaps I could be of help to you in your research.
Regards
Jonathan
I am also this
Hey Guys, anyone wanna add me to a RH negative group?
Just wanna find others in the discussion!!!!
OMGOSH! I too have RH NEGATIVE AND MY BLOOD TYPE IS AB NEGATIVE. I have blue eyes with a hint of grey. I was born red dark blonde, when hair was wet it looked almost black, but then my hair color changed every so many years, never staying the same red, even being blonde, almost an ashy blonde for a couple of years when o was young, then around 10, it went carrot top, lol. I hated it back then. Was made fun of. Most of my life now it’s been a reddish dark blonde, sometimes medium auburn. I now have to color it as I’m going white since I was 45, now I’m a young 60. I have loved my hair color since I was 18. I had a lot of compliments my whole life because of my red hair, but always wished I could tan really well. I do burn if I’m not careful, but now knowing that sunscreen, sunblock isn’t good for us. Has chemicals in it to cause cancers. I don’t use it anymore. I wear hats, clothing to help keep me from burning. I’m so amazed about all this info and you fellow gingers sharing here. I will say that most of the info is accurate, but one. I’m pretty tolerant of pain. I do have major allergies, drugs, medications, makeup, perfumes, etc. The air sometimes too because of those Chem trails from the cabal and food allergies, but not too many of those. What they say about gingers in the bedroom I can attest is very spot on too, 😆 I am highly intuitive by nature and when I was young, but didn’t know how to use it properly along with my lie detector, but now I do and have for the past 20 plus years! I love working outside doing almost anything. Love salt water pools, the beach, but I actually prefer the MOUNTAINS MORE! Especially here in North Carolina where they are uhmazing! Hubby prefers the beach, I do not, but mostly because I’m. Self conscious about my weight gain these past 4 + years since my Momma passed away. My hair is slightly wavy and heavy, just hot 5 + inches cut off for a new do and o e already decided I want it to grow back out! Lol. I can make my hair almost straight, but it always turns under pr curves outwards on the ends with slight waves on the sides. My hubby who is part Irish, Cherokee and English loves my red hair! He always said he should have married a red head the first time. I’m his 3 rd wife! 😂 message back anytime that anyone has any new info or wants to chat. God bless you all! 🙏🏻
Hi Laura,
A ORh – here;)