Weak, genetic contaminated fruits of sinful libertine modern society; we cant control our joystick and women won't hold their legs closed before marriage
This genetic studies about microchimerism, over past years ....blows my mind, opens Pandora's box, and we just scratched the surface, get to some conclusions written in scriptures for 1000s of years;
The male DNA and Y chromosome from any male sexual encounter is stored by women in brain , like a software written on her hard drive,by the time you marry her and insert your own CD, she may use it or not;
From a male first born, mother absorbs some of DNA , in the womb during pregnancy,and can pass it to next kids , making the the first born kind of ...father
....for his younger brothers and sisters;
Maybe should welcome sharia law, look for a virgins
and grow our own organic food; or... grow our virgins and look for organic food
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"This Study WIll Make You Think Twice About Who You Are Getting Into Bed With"
Scientists have discovered that a sizeable minority of women have Y-chromosome gene sequences in their blood. This is interesting because as you may know, Y-chromosomes are the chromosomes that belong to men, so ladies, what are they doing there, and where did they come from?
An obvious answer would be from pregnancy with a male son, since every woman who has been pregnant still carries cells from her fetus within her bloodstream. Cells from the pregnancy will reside within the mother’s bloodstream and organs for the rest of her life, even if the pregnancy was terminated or if there was a miscarriage. There is a name for this so-called condition, it is called microchimerism (1), which is named after the Greek chimera, a mythical, monstrous fire-breathing animal that is composed of the parts of three animals (a lion, a snake and a goat). So that explains things for women who have given birth to sons. But what about the women without sons that still carried male cells in their bloodstream?
The Study
This called for a study (2) that was done by immunologists at the Fred Hutchinson Caner Center in 2004. In the study, they took samples from 120 women who had never had sons. They found that 21% of these women had male DNA. The women were then categorized into 4 groups according to pregnancy history: Group A had only daughters, Group B had had one or more miscarriage(s), Group C had induced abortions, and Group D had never been pregnant before. The prevalence of male michrochimerism was considerably greater in Group C, although it was still present in each group: Group A 8%, Group B 22%, Group C 57%, and Group D 10%.
The conclusions of this study noted that the possible sources of male michrochimerism included known pregnancies, miscarriages, vanished male twins, or sexual intercourse.
This means that through intercourse alone there is a potential for women to hold onto male genes and DNA within their organs and blood stream for their entire life!"
http://www.collective-evolution.com/2014/03/18/this-study-will-make-you-think-twice-about-who-you-are-getting-into-bed-with/"BE CAREFUL WHO YOU SLEEP WITH: STUDY SHOWS WOMEN CARRY THE DNA OF SEXUAL PARTNERS"
http://www.disclose.tv/news/be_careful_who_you_sleep_with_study_shows_women_carry_the_dna_of_sexual_partners/116543
"DNA From Sperm Of Ex Partners Lingers In Female Flies And Influences The Genetics Of Her Offspring"
http://www.medicaldaily.com/dna-sperm-ex-partners-lingers-female-flies-and-influences-genetics-her-offspring-305934"Male DNA commonly found in women’s brains"
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/09/120926213103.htm
microchimerism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MicrochimerismTelegony
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegony_(pregnancy)
"Telegony is a theory in heredity, holding that offspring can inherit the characteristics of a previous mate of the female parent; thus the child of a widowed or remarried woman might partake of traits of a previous husband. Previous experiments on several species failed to provide any evidence that offspring would inherit any character from their mother's previous mates,.[1] A similar phenomenon, whereby environmental (non-genetic) traits were passed, was later discovered in a species of fly.
