Study claims women absorb and retain DNA of men they have unprotected sex with and they’re genetically bonded forever!
Scientists
have discovered that a sizeable minority of women have Y-chromosome
gene sequences in their blood. As you may already know, Y-chromosomes
belong to men, not women, so we must ask: What are they doing there, and
where did they come from?
Conducted by immunologists at the Fred
Hutchinson Caner Center in 2004, the study 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 four groups, according to
pregnancy history: Group A had 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 showed 8%, Group B showed 22%, Group C showed 57%, and
Group D showed 10%.
findings are but the study, which was focused on the female brain and
genetics, found that 63% of women have brains that harbor DNA that
originated from another individual.
to Your Newswire reports, this male DNA happen to be genetically
distinct from the cells that make up the rest of the woman. Following a
careful study, the researchers found that the male DNA in those women’s
brains were from present or past lovers. The DNA was genetically fused
to the women’s brain, and will be there for her entire life.
The
discovery was reportedly made by accident. The researchers had
originally been trying to determine if women who have been pregnant with
a son might be more predisposed to certain neurological diseases that
occur more frequently in males. To do this, the scientists had to pick
apart the female brain and in so doing they discovered that the female
brains often harbor “male microchimerism“. This means the presence of
male DNA that originated from another individual.
At first, the
researchers assumed the male DNA found in the female brain were from a
male pregnancy but when an autopsy was carried out of the brains of
women who had never been pregnant, let alone have a male child, the same
male DNA were found in their brains. This led to great confusion and
the scientists concluded that the male DNA were left in the women by
every man they have ever had sex with. The study concluded that sperms
are living cells and every time a woman’s body absorbs spermatozoa from a
man, it becomes a living part of her for her entire life.
“Sperm
is alive. It is living cells. When it is injected into you it swims and
swims until it crashes headlong into a wall, and then it attaches and
burrows into your flesh. If it’s in your mouth it swims and climbs into
your nasal passages, inner ear, and behind your eyes. Then it digs in.
It enters your blood stream and collects in your brain and spine.”