Changing DNA

You vampires make me sick!!!

i have done dna work "The Power of Twelve" by anne brewer tells you about changing your dna and that there is 12 strands and we only use 2

Is that really possible? Well, stranger things in the universe...

Anonymous Coward
User ID: 59962
5/7/2006 7:41 AM Re: My blood type changed 3 times

It is possible for one person to carry two dna profiles so maybe it's possible for that to affect blood type.

An embryo in the womb can absorb its sibling embryo and carry the dna of that sibling in various organs of the body.

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Very good point, I read where a woman who gave birth to 3 children ended up being the biological mother of only one. The other two were from her other ovary that were genetically different - her absorbed twin.

i have heard of this too. wow i thought i was the only one

An outpouring of pure unconditional Love is the greatest activator of dormant DNA

For one's bloodtype to change is entirely possible, I believe.


"They" don't know all there is to know about blood types. Heck, they haven't even touched on the beginning of it all.


They'll tell you it's impossible...but those who it's happened to know better.

I have been told by my wife that my eye color changes back and forth from blue to green.

I have no reason to doubt her. Dunno about blood types though.

Blood type changes with the introduction of stem cells.

There was a documented case on a young boy who as a child received stem cells and recovered from the disease that would have ravaged him. The problem seemed to be (for me because no one else seems to even mention this), was that HIS BLOOD TYPE CHANGED!!!

Now since this is patently impossible, how did this happen? And why are stem cell proponents not alarmed? Or mentioning it?

Makes no sense. If you're given the wrong blood type while undergoing a transfusion - you're dead! But this kid has a different blood type and his organs are just fine with that? So they switched over also?

:dubya:

It can not happen.

Chances are you were unusually unlucky and got at least two tests done with wrong procedures or crossed samples.

[link to www.bloodbook.com]

Can my basic Blood type change?
Not normally. However, interpretations of results using more sophisticated reagents or techniques may lead to an apparent change. (see the following)

Can I develop a rare Blood type?
Yes, or more likely a rare component in your Blood. On very rare occasions as a result of certain severe diseases, this phenomenon has been documented.

Chimera

I/R

here is a wild idea for you.

You DNA is affected by toxicity in your body. Perhaps, the cleanest blood type is O?

I can't believe this thread is still alive. The damn guy would look like the hulk if his DNA changed...

yeah i can't let this thread die. this is my thinking on the matter.

I believe after attaining Reiki III Master/Teacher level, my DNA started to activate and changed my blood type to get me ready for whatever is going to happen soon with the earthchanges. O is the oldest type. I read eat right for your blood type and the O type's diet is omnivorous. thus living off the land, which is what we will need to do after the great shift.

make sense? anyone read sitchin? annunaki deactivated 10 strands of our dna

my brother in law was told one blood type in the navy about thirty years ago(I saw it printed on his ID card) and when he went to donate blood recently they said it was a different type.

Your blood type Idol?

p.s., You smell nice tonight.

I have records from 25 years ago, blood type AB.

Latest test done, blood type B !

Where did the A go ?
You Tell me !

87826

any changes in your life metaphysically or spiritually since then?

DNA is a very fluid blueprint
that serves as a bridge or connection
between your physical body and your
soul being

your consciousness alters it
constantly, fine-tuning it in
step with your current belief
system

DNA does not change... It cannot, unless you breed... which I hope you do not do, and I think the whole world would agree.

The strands do get shorter with age because a small section on the end cannot be replicated. That is very basically why we get wrinkly skin, bad eyesight, and poor body functions. If our DNA didn't gradually get shorter, we would be immortal. The shit doesn't change though! I promise.

Someone pull the farkin' plug on this thread so we can all attend Biology class.

2996 has been smoking crack...

Intelligent Response

"Chimera"

Nice one! I couldn't remember the expression for this phenomenon, chimera is the the description used for someone who physically has more than one genetic makeup.

As many have said here a more than one foetus combines to result in a single child. Sort of the opposite number of siamese twins. Such people have had test showing that some parts of their body, or specific organs have one DNA profile, while another part of the body or a apecific organ would have a quite separate DNA profile.

I saw a TV program where they had a baby who was half female, half male, the different sides of the baby had differing colouring, with the male side being darker, there was a clear line down the body where the two colours met. (genetically, a male child is more likely to exhibit any darker colouring in the family background and the female is more likely to pick up the paler colouring in the family background)

most chimera would have no way of knowing they are such, particulary as 'science' has only recently discovered the phenomenon.

So..... it would seem to me unknown by no means equals impossible!

of course DNA changes. it changes in virtually all animals. how do you think they evolve? its the mutations that do it.

taking LSD will change your DNA as will meditation.