Why are Rh negatives more frequency sensitive?

According to the search results, Rh negatives are more frequency sensitive due to the association of Rh alleles on chromosome 9 and particular alleles of genes responsible for DNA double strand break repair. This association may lead to a higher frequency of micronuclei (MN) in Rh-negative individuals, making them more radiosensitive.

Radiosensitivity and Rh Factor

The study found that the mean frequency of MN in the Rh+ group was roughly 16% lower than in the Rh− group. This suggests that Rh-negative individuals may be more prone to radiosensitivity, which is an inherent trait associated with a raised reaction to ionizing radiation on the human body.

Genetic Factors

The study also indicated that the A blood group has a higher frequency of MN compared to other blood types. This may be related to the genetic factors associated with the Rh factor, which could contribute to the increased radiosensitivity in Rh-negative individuals.

Conclusion

In summary, the search results suggest that Rh negatives are more frequency sensitive due to the genetic association of Rh alleles on chromosome 9 and particular alleles of genes responsible for DNA double strand break repair, leading to a higher frequency of micronuclei (MN) and increased radiosensitivity.

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Dear RM Agents and Readers,

Just figured out they had my internet turned up to high; will call and fix in the morning.

Know there is something to it as I've seen so many of us with Morgellons who are typically A Rh negative or have it on their genetic code have issues.

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver