O RhD Negative (O-) Bloodtype And Catamenial Endometriosis: Catamenial Blood Theories Include Men - Paperback

by Glynis D. Wallace D. M. D. (Author)

The origin of Catamenial Endometriosis and O RhD negative blood is unknown. As requested, *includes pictures to describe displaced ectopic endometrial cells on distant organs in women and men, as well as *medical references for further research. Implants on the lung can lead to lung collapse with severe fatal consequences when activated by estrogen and respond to the hormonal cycle. Other organs compromised by migration of endometriosis causing pain and pressure monthly are discussed. They include the brain, bladder, colon, diaphragm, eyes, heart, kidney, liver, nose, pancreas, scars, skin, and sciatic nerve. Theories as to the occurrence of this phenomenon are inconclusive. RhD negative noticeable traits are described and may link back to ancient Sumerian, Anunnaki civilizations for adaptation. Testing the Shroud of Turin has determined Jesus had AB Rh negative blood.