COVID-19: Where are all the Rh negative patients?

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1. Fernando Alvarez July 11, 2020 Reply

   Hi.
   There is the possibility of translating into Spanish, what do you explain in the video? Thank you very much

• Mike DammannAuthor July 11, 2020 Reply

  COVID-19: ¿Dónde están todos los pacientes Rh negativos?

  De 47 pacientes con COVID-19 rhesus negativos en el hospital presbiteriano de Nueva York, 1 falleció. 1 de cada 8 pacientes con rhesus positivo falleció. Solo el 8% de los pacientes eran Rhesus negativos, mientras que en la población de EE. UU., El 15% son rhesus negativos, dependiendo, por supuesto, de su ascendencia.
  ¿Por qué solo el 8%? ¿Los rhesus negativos no quieren hacerse la prueba o no están contrayendo el virus tan fácilmente?
  ¿Podría ser también que hay rhesus negativos que lo tienen, pero solo una versión leve con una carga viral baja y algunos ni siquiera saben que la tienen?
  ¿Por qué alguien sería resistente?
  No es necesariamente el tipo de sangre lo que te hace resistente.
  Es posible que los negativos rhesus sean más propensos a portar marcadores genéticos asociados con la resistencia y, en el caso del VIH, por ejemplo, inmunidad.
  En general, las infecciones de origen viral están mostrando signos de resistencia en los rhesus negativos, especialmente Chikungunya, Ébola y la gripe.
  Sin embargo, es posible que la falta de la proteína rhesus se asocie con una menor probabilidad de contraer este virus y otros virus.
  También existe la posibilidad de que tengamos algo de resistencia que mantenga baja la carga viral y con eso, las posibilidades de recuperación son mayores.
  No soy médico y este no es un consejo médico. Si tiene algún síntoma, consulte a su médico.

• Mike DammannAuthor July 11, 2020 Reply

  I have added the video in Spanish to the top of the post.

2. - Ken - July 11, 2020 Reply

   a few things Mike: your graph from this page https://www.rhesusnegative.net/staynegative/covid-19-deaths-1-out-of-45-rh-and-1-out-of-8-rh-patients-nyp-cuimc/ … shows 1559 as the total positive cases, 716 were male, of the 1559 total: 116 were RhD negative, the ratios for O negs and AB negs versus their positive blood type counterparts were the lowest of all the RhD neg blood groups and in that order (O neg slightly lower percentage positive than AB neg). from all that i’ve been reading about this lab enhanced/improved gain-of-function virus since late Jan., this virus affects the red blood cells (causing small blood clots everywhere among other cellular things…and so having cleaner red blood cell surfaces seems to be one reason/perhaps the main reason for RhD negs being less affected/afflicted) and immune system/T-cells and such of the host/victim most (one of these links mentions a similarity/trait this virus has to smallpox, which makes me think perhaps overall: O negs may be the least vulnerable to it). here are a few important links i’ve kept on it of many i have and keeping gathering:
   https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/must-read-brazilian-respiratory-expert-says-that-covid-19-should-be-treated-as-a-thrombotic-disease
   https://www.statnews.com/2020/05/21/coronavirus-hijacks-cells-in-unique-ways/
   https://www.zerohedge.com/health/coronavirus-uses-same-strategy-hiv-evade-immune-response-chinese-study-finds
   https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8466195/Pictured-Covid-19-hijacks-human-cells-causes-sprout-TENTACLES.html

• Fernando Alvarez July 12, 2020 Reply

  Dear Ken:
  They are also developing a clinical drug against covid-19, based on a CCR5 antagonist …
  Which would indicate that whoever possesses the CCR5-delta 32 genetic mutation would be immune to covid-19 … Regards

• - Ken - July 12, 2020 Reply

  hmm, and since i never got a smallpox scar from being vaccinated against s.p. (which i always thought meant i was immune to it for some reason), then perhaps i do have this CCR5-delta32 mutation and also perhaps i’m “resistant” to hiv and this lab generated super-crud cvd19…very interesting and perhaps great news for me so far/to this point…more stuff and possible facts to add to my knowledge of how odd i actually am. oh well…just dealing w/ it all as well as i can
  link to a google search for this mutation:
  https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=who+possesses+CCR5-delta+32+genetic+mutation

• Vi July 28, 2020 Reply

  Like you, I don’t have a smallpox scar. I’m rh negative, my daughter was positive. She and her husband died from hiv. Her baby, my grandson, was born with hiv but around age five was negative. He is rh negative and is 28 years old now. I believe we are resistance to these diseases.

• Edmund Thompson October 12, 2020 Reply

  Now Trump says he is immuned to covid 19 , He is a Neg blood i read somewhere , and may be Delta 32 , this is very interesting

• Robin Pryha October 13, 2020 Reply

  There are many viruses and bacteria I believe RH negatives are resistant to. If past and present presidents, Royal, elite and illuminati…share our blood type, to put it as direct and blue t as I can there not going to kill off there replacement parts( organs ECT.) By no means do I not believe anyone has the capacity to order BW online…I saw how it can work on documentary…The easiest fastest mode of contagion for say small pox or civic is cross contamination and intimation….( breathing) So I’m not a doctor but wear nickel gloves and two level three surgical masks…then you may have some peace…throw away the cloth pretty masks there useless…go online to any dental or medical supply company…Henry Schine..or Patterson….you will find what you need there…wash your fruit use bleach to wash canned items!!! Take mask off in nature and breath…rebuild your immunity….Today its civic? Who knows what it will be tomorrow…just be logical…its really simple….so no trump probs never had covid…as long as people are quarantined and wearing masks your immunity is compromised…you will get sick easier…plants nature have natural viruses…so stop and smell the roses…my personal opinion I’m not a doctor!

3. - Ken - July 13, 2020 Reply

   so: the Bubonic Plague (the Black Death – a disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis) uses the same receptors on white blood cells as HIV/AIDS, smallpox and probably CVD19/CCP19…and the CCR5-delta 32 genetic mutation/gene deletion, when homozygous in a person, seems to prevent smallpox, the Bubonic plague and makes one quite resistant to most HIV viruses. those who are heterozygous for this mutation also apparently benefit by having it. currently the prevalence is ~ 1% for those having two copies and perhaps up to 20% for those having one copy in the populations that follow: in the northern European & Eurasians genetic areas and in their descendants and apparently it does not occur much in any other different regions/historical racial groups (of course Scandinavians are included in the have group/the mutation may have started in this area and been in existence for 2500 yrs). many people are complaining that blacks and latinos are being more severely affected here in the USA by CVD19 than whites (the Navahos/the Navaho Nation are having a very tough time w/ it). population density is a major problem, for this virus spreads very easily. but if many caucasians have this mutation (at least one copy) and RhD negs are less likely to be severely affected by CVD19 also, then these facts should explain much about what’s happening w/in different racial groups and areas….and why some whites will seemingly deal w/ this virus and its mutations better than others. some don’t care about the truth…must just be another scam old whitety cooked-up to screw everyone else. we’ll see. at least i think i understand some things a little better now and that’s good – at least it is for me.

   http://www.delta-32.com/ccr5-delta32.html

4. - Ken - July 13, 2020 Reply

   this is happening a lot more often lately: CVD19/CCP19 antibodies tend to disappear after 2-3 months and people are catching it twice:: Scientists Discover That One Big Assumption That Everyone Has Been Making About COVID-19 May Be Dead Wrong
   https://www.zerohedge.com/political/scientists-discover-one-big-assumption-everyone-has-been-making-about-covid-19-may-be

• Robin July 29, 2020 Reply

  I’ve been saying there won’t be a vaccine for months…I attributed people believing media as Mandela effect…Bill Gates who is developing and receiving revenues for his words ” fictional vaccine” Event 201 was published by Bill and Linda Gates global foundation…( Is Bill medical?) He published a simulated pandemic in October 2019….This virus has played out to a “T” is comparable at this point to a confession….how many will die…how long (18mths) every step of the way with such accuracy and precision…last paragraph evasive…odd…dictation off…says will become a childhood disease. So when he makes tons of money…off his “Fictional” vaccine…he will state…well I told you it didn’t work…I admitted it…your fault you did not read what I said…I told you it’s fake!!! Read Event 201…also stated testing faulty…so my question childhood disease? What exactly does that mean? There vaccine has an alternate motive…many say it’s the delivery for implanted chip to control us???? Not my words ..read it

• - Ken - July 29, 2020 Reply

  “childhood disease” like measles, mumps, chicken pox etc…meaning according to this scenario, that these will be the people who have not yet developed immunity to it…the newborn/the ones new to this world. they assume the virus remains in the human population w/ the young being the most vulnerable going forward. seems to assume vaccinations and such. the discussion/scenario is not exactly the way CVD19 apparently developed. mentioning pigs which is similar to swine flu viruses (and certainly modeled on the “Spanish flu” pandemic of 1918-20). many have been studying SARS since it was discovered. unfortunately, some like to make bio-weapons and can do this. evidence i’ve seen points to CVD19 being a lab enhanced gain-of-function increased & RNA manipulated virus. it’s brand new w/ at least 6 significant mutations since it began infecting humans. it has many similarities to HV apparently (regarding white blood cells…this is separate from it’s red blood cell clotting issues & more) and i expect it will also share other traits of HIV. it already seems to: for instance, some people just don’t seem to be able to rid themselves of the virus…even now several months after they caught it. these stories sound like a living hell to me.

• Robin August 1, 2020 Reply

  Ken, watch Judy Mikovits…plandemic…she explains precisely how proteins had to be altered in Petri dish for three bat.pig..human..to have occurred…manipulation of the a and he protein allowing virus to penetrate human cells… It’s interesting…the true recovery is from anti sense
  It’s about th money Gilead corp michael Riorden a politician sold patent to government india…must have your pattentbback…3G in money… Genevieve is contraindicated in vivid patients causing plural thrombosis…not good. I have my research papers…to synopses throwback companies in marriage with politicians…there won’t be a functional vaccine, a fictional one…unfair company in marraige…look at players revenues….they win we lose…money power control…the cure is antigens drugs

5. - Ken - July 18, 2020 Reply

   maybe the information on this page will motivate some more people (besides the Japanese population) to take a serious look at their blood type and genetic history. seems to me that would be a smart & helpful thing to do now.

6. Patrick July 29, 2020 Reply

   I’m a brand new member who is A-negative, who has always been very resistant viral infections and also a ex yoga teacher who has been doing yoga for over 50 years. Also at one time I was a respiratory therapist who worked in 2 different hospitals. And in yoga I learned a breathing technique that can rev up my immune system quite a bit, & on top of that I’m very sensitive to what’s going on in my body. Just around 1 week ago, I noticed a change in my body that felt like like my immune system was kicking in to action. When I noticed the change & noticed my tempature go up several degrees, I started doing the technique to rev up my immune system & I was more careful about the food that I put in my body. This period of immune system discomfort lasted for 5 days. Now I feel much better & I wonder if that was Covid-19. Because of my experence as a Respiratory Therapist & a Yoga Teacher, in the last 50 years, there were many times I had a comfirmed viral infection & my boby threw it off very fast with the help of my pranayama breathing technigue. So I wonder if this time if it was Covid-19 because I’m retired at 77 years old & living on a limited income, I don’t know if I can afford a test to see if I have an immune resistance to Covid-19. But since I feel much better now, maybe it’s not that important.

7. M July 30, 2020 Reply

   I was just tested for Corona virus as there was an exposure at my work. I do not have it, I am o rh negative.

8. Paul August 3, 2020 Reply

   Hi Everyone, (first post)

   I have an interest in the what seems to be a personal resistance to viral infections when exposed (as yet not covid-19), though it now appears I am not alone.

   I recently came across an interesting study (linked below) by MedRxiv released July just passed regarding COVID-19, though the study still needs to be peer reviewed, in my opinion it is the most recent & supportive study I have found to date, stating “beneficial association between Rh-negative blood groups and both infection status and death”.

   ADDITIONAL QUOTES:
   – “To our knowledge, this is the first report of an independent Rh(D) association with COVID-19”

   – “we found consistent evidence for protective associations between Rh negative blood groups and SARS-CoV-2 infection and death in NYP/CUIMC data. (From included detailed study PDF)

   Study Link Below:
   “Testing the association between blood type and COVID-19 infection, intubation, and death”

   https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.08.20058073v2

   I thought it would be of relevance to this group & would be interested in your thoughts?

   Paul
   RH(D) A Negative

• Ken August 3, 2020 Reply

  i found a link to the full study. i’ll study it later and perhaps make some comments.

  Testing the association between blood type and COVID-19 infection, intubation, and death

  Michael Zietz and Nicholas P. Tatonetti*
  Version 2. medRxiv. Preprint. 2020 Apr 11 [revised 2020 Jul 21].
  doi: 10.1101/2020.04.08.20058073
  PMCID: PMC7276013 … Other versions … PMID: 32511586
  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7276013/

• Paul August 3, 2020 Reply

  Thanks Ken,
  Not sure if you missed it, though the original link I provided also has the full study attached which was recently revised on July 21, it’s under the “Preview PDF” tab.

  I just downloaded the whole PDF onto my desktop, all the tables are included if you scroll to the bottom of the PDF.

• Mike DammannAuthor August 3, 2020 Reply

  Thank you, Paul.
  I missed it until you pointed it out. The revised version is a huge improvement also pointing out some things that had to be clarified (e.g. blood type AB-).
  They finally spelled it out which the first one didn’t.
  I will probably make a quick post about it to bring it to people’s attention.

9. Paul August 4, 2020 Reply

   No problem Mike,
   Glad I could provide some additional information.

   Perhaps a member could shed some light on a comment I read off the Web, it refers to the above mentioned Delta 32 Gene mutation & possible immunity to Covid-19, among other viral infections.

   The comment made implied that all those who were RH -/- had the Delta 32 Gene Mutation, therefore were inheritably immune to Covid-19.

   The actual statement is:
   “RH- are less likely to get the virus & more likely to fight it off easily. The stronger the d the more the above holds true. 1% of the world’s population has RH-/- (both parents have RH-) and they are immune”. – Author Unknown (perhaps even made by a forum member elsewhere)

   So is it true that if both parents are RH Negative, the children are always RH -/- ?

   Does being RH -/- automatically carry the Delta 32 Gene Mutation or could it be a possibility?

   If so is there any supporting evidence?

   As my parents are both RH Negative (Mother A- & Father AB-) of European heritage, it’s something that interests me.

   Paul

   Note: My interest and curiosity in the RH factor has been with me for many years, though the extended “Lock down” has encouraged my reading on the topic, therefore my knowledge so far is limited.

• Mike DammannAuthor August 4, 2020 Reply

  Seen elsewhere:
  “Having two copies of the delta-32 version of the CCR5 gene does give some protection from HIV infection. But it has nothing to do with being Rh negative. Being Rh negative has to do with red blood cells and CCR5 delta-32 with white blood cells. Not only that, but CCR5 and RhD are separate genes on separate chromosomes.”
  While 2 negatives can only make a negative, there is no evidence regarding frequencies of CCR5delta32 among blood groups available. So far, it seems to be a nordic trait:
  https://www.rhesusnegative.net/staynegative/hiv-protection-ccr5-delta-32-gene-frequencies/
  The Chilean study is of interest though.

• Mike DammannAuthor August 4, 2020 Reply

  Regional data would be more helpful rather than national data.

10. Paul August 4, 2020 Reply

    That was quick, thanks for the clarification Mike.

    So the above comment I mentioned appears to be false, though going by the map on the link you provided my heritage being Ukranian\Russia comes from an area with higher frequencies of CCR5 Delta32.

    Good to know,
    Paul

• Mike DammannAuthor August 4, 2020 Reply

  The percentages are allelic frequencies, but from what I understand, one must be a homozygote ( CCR5D32/CCR5D32 ) to have resistance to HIV-1 infection. In Norway, that would be 2.6896%, far below their frequency of Rh negatives. Around 27.4% would be heterozygotes ( CCR5/CCR5D32 )

• Mike DammannAuthor August 4, 2020 Reply

  This one has better data: https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.0030339

• Mike DammannAuthor August 4, 2020 Reply

  Using the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium:
  p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1
  p^2 = dominant homozygous frequency (AA)
  2pq = heterozygous frequency (Aa)
  q^2 = recessive homozygous frequency (aa)

11. brent March 21, 2021 Reply

    I would like to add something I’ve found incredible for my health as an A- being.
    The mineral shungite. Gary Fong on youtube has already done a video explaining the health benefits of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpiiwhItFjw

    Mike I 1000% agree that most people are starving, we are living in an epidemic of nutrient deficiency. I hear that inner voice screaming all the time for NUTRIENTS. Fresh vegetable juice seems to be the thing I crave most often. It’s like no matter what I eat, the inner voice still tells me I am starving. (until I juice a bunch of vegetables and fruits) then I feel fine..

    But shungite.. is the most amazing thing I have found on this earth as far as fleshly health. I believe it is a cure all.. And it’s VERY cheap. I am in no way associated to the website I am about to mention, but I know it is a source of authentic shungite, so I think it’s impoortant to list it if people want to buy some.. Karelianheritage.com is the place I buy mine. Like I said, it is very cheap.
    As one who’s spent quite a bit on shungite (due to always wanting to give it to my friends) I’d recommend a beaded necklace. You can buy 2 or 3 strands of 8mm shungite beads from that site for I think around $4.86 per strand.. So $15 or so total.. (They do have fully beaded necklaces there already, but they aren’t pure shungite, there is black glass between the shungite beads and also the lobster clasp is alloy metal- I hate alloys and think they are bad for the health whereas pure metals seem to benefit the health). But it’s a simple fix. the holes are 1mm in each shungite bead, so any string you can fit through there (I usually buy 1mm organic hemp string from etsy). String the beads, and tie it off at the end, no need for a lobster clasp. fit it over your head and feel the power of the healthy generator on your body. It’s freaking amazing..
    A must have for all RH-s in this time, IMO! To health for RH-s…

12. K.D. October 9, 2021 Reply

    I would like a possible answer to this question. According to a recent report, the C19 vaccines do not use fetus cells, instead they use cloned fetus cells. Would this affect Rh negative blood types adversely? Especially since Rh negative blood types can not intermix with other blood types?

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