Do Aliens Extract Blood From Humans Regularly? My Take On Abductions

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: OrionsGem

No. You can't.

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LOL!!! So telling me what medical field you are in (if you are a medical professional at all, since you are being very vague) would violate the T and C of this site?

As if saying you are a Chiropractor would immediately give away your street address, bank account passwords, and current gps location.

If thats the case then I wont be asking for such top secret information again, I apologize.

OG

a reply to: OrionsGem

Gosh. You got me. I guess that means that chronic fatigue syndrome is the result of blood sucking aliens.

Or maybe not. If you're tired because you're anemic a blood test will show that.

a reply to: OrionsGem

My chronic fatigue is a direct result of the thyroid condition. Its quite a condition, lack of energy in cells and metaboalism. The thyroid affects many systems for such a small gland. Also, to me there is both a physical and metaphysical possible link. I noticed a few others who had low thyroids due who were born in 63, the last year when alot of atmospheric nuclear tests were done. And then when the actual malfunction occurred for me was during my pregnancies, and during the Gulf War when depleted uranium was inundating the world, even found in Antartica as a result of combusting the nuclear waste ammo into nano dust. That is what I truly believe caused my thyroid malfunction and chronic fatigue and as a result my children needing speech therapy and several of them having apraxia.

Metaphysically, but something that I am now looking into, is the energy we're all made of that includes positions and aspects of the heavenly bodies in our solar system that form magnetic allignments and pulls. Everything is energy waves including us. And when I looked into my astrology chart, to the actual aspects, there were details on my personal life and family problems including health and even the energies in family relationships, challenges, I hadn't expected to see. Including that I have a lack of fire in my chart. That gives low energy and lack of confidence. But especially the health issues of low energy. I found that interesting. Wed that to nuclear and you get no thyroid/chronic fatigue.

So I remembered my childrens birth times and went into their aspects and lo and behold, was very much fine tuning their strengths and difficulties as well.

Now I think we come into this planet to help others and there is some kind of machine or blue print that is working against us, like a curse or something, so that when we think we're going to get ahead all this disturbance happens.
So breaking that spell of astrology or overriding it, is of the upmost importance.

Thats my 2 cents.

a reply to: Unity_99

Nah.
It's blood sucking aliens what's causing it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: OrionsGem

Gosh. You got me. I guess that means that chronic fatigue syndrome is the result of blood sucking aliens.

Or maybe not. If you're tired because you're anemic a blood test will show that.

So you resort to taunting when you have nothing left to say?

Shame, I thought you were better than this Phage.

but alas this site isnt what it used to be nor are the "regular" posters.

OG

originally posted by: Unity_99
a reply to: OrionsGem

My chronic fatigue is a direct result of the thyroid condition. Its quite a condition, lack of energy in cells and metaboalism. The thyroid affects many systems for such a small gland. Also, to me there is both a physical and metaphysical possible link. I noticed a few others who had low thyroids due who were born in 63, the last year when alot of atmospheric nuclear tests were done. And then when the actual malfunction occurred for me was during my pregnancies, and during the Gulf War when depleted uranium was inundating the world, even found in Antartica as a result of combusting the nuclear waste ammo into nano dust. That is what I truly believe caused my thyroid malfunction and chronic fatigue and as a result my children needing speech therapy and several of them having apraxia.

Metaphysically, but something that I am now looking into, is the energy we're all made of that includes positions and aspects of the heavenly bodies in our solar system that form magnetic allignments and pulls. Everything is energy waves including us. And when I looked into my astrology chart, to the actual aspects, there were details on my personal life and family problems including health and even the energies in family relationships, challenges, I hadn't expected to see. Including that I have a lack of fire in my chart. That gives low energy and lack of confidence. But especially the health issues of low energy. I found that interesting. Wed that to nuclear and you get no thyroid/chronic fatigue.

So I remembered my childrens birth times and went into their aspects and lo and behold, was very much fine tuning their strengths and difficulties as well.

Now I think we come into this planet to help others and there is some kind of machine or blue print that is working against us, like a curse or something, so that when we think we're going to get ahead all this disturbance happens.
So breaking that spell of astrology or overriding it, is of the upmost importance.

Thats my 2 cents.

So could it be that the extraction of etheric energy from a person can have physical effects as well?

OG

originally posted by: OrionsGem

originally posted by: Unity_99
a reply to: OrionsGem

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So could it be that the extraction of etheric energy from a person can have physical effects as well?

OG

Your reply explains why you are taunted. Etheric energy! Shades of Etherian!

Your reply explains why you are taunted. Etheric energy! Shades of Etherian!

Were sorry, please return with a coherent post.

oh PS could you try replying to the posts directed at you instead of speaking for others?

Thanks

a reply to: OrionsGem
Yeah. Well. I'm not here to live up to your expectations and all that.

You're right. It's blood sucking aliens.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: OrionsGem
Yeah. Well. I'm not here to live up to your expectations and all that.

You're right. It's blood sucking aliens.

Which leads one to question why are you here? You stated your opinions, Ive stated mine, yet you continue with the sarcasm?

Your not trying to derail this thread are you?

Please try to be respectful, acting your age not your shoe size may help with this.

That said, do you have anything else of substance to contribute to this thread? Would be nice if we got back on topic..


OG

a reply to: OrionsGem

Your not trying to derail this thread are you?

No.

Please try to be respectful, acting your age not your shoe size may help with this.

Clever. Did you think of that all by yourself?

That said, do you have anything else of substance to contribute to this thread? Would be nice if we got back on topic..

If by being on topic you mean agreeing with you, no. I guess not.

If anyone reads this and feels that I may have come close to the truth...please share your knowledge on the subject.

See, the problem is, it doesn't work that way. Anyone can contribute to any thread they wish. It's been pointed out that your "theory" about blood loss makes no rational sense. That you want to deny critical thinking is your problem. On the other hand, Skunk Works or the Grey Area...have at it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: OrionsGem

Your not trying to derail this thread are you?

No.

Please try to be respectful, acting your age not your shoe size may help with this.

Clever. Did you think of that all by yourself?

That said, do you have anything else of substance to contribute to this thread? Would be nice if we got back on topic..

If by being on topic you mean agreeing with you, no. I guess not.

If anyone reads this and feels that I may have come close to the truth...please share your knowledge on the subject.

See, the problem is, it doesn't work that way. Anyone can contribute to any thread they wish. It's been pointed out that your "theory" about blood loss makes no rational sense. That you want to deny critical thinking is your problem. On the other hand, Skunk Works or the Grey Area...have at it.

Thanks phage for taking random snippets from my various posts and cherry picking those you felt could be skewed to fit your agenda.

All are welcome to my threads whether they agree with me or not.

I have come to the conclusion that you are utilizing classic tactics, and based on your relentless sarcasm and thinly veiled personal insults, I will not be entertaining or responding to any of your posts going forward in this thread or anywhere else.
Shame, I thought I could have a grown up discussion, especially with someone who had as many stars and flags as yourself. Take Care!

OG

a reply to: OrionsGem

Yes, they extract human blood.
For what purpose?
Don't know, most likely different purposes for different species.

I thought it was Semen when I came to this site?

originally posted by: spazze
a reply to: OrionsGem

Yes, they extract human blood.
For what purpose?
Don't know, most likely different purposes for different species.

Yes different groups have different reasons, one thing is for sure, they are MOSTLY all selfish.

OG

originally posted by: OrionsGem
Oh really is that so? So based on what your saying, checking actual blood levels is standard procedure for CFS diagnosis?

What if the fatigue occurs while the body is regenerating the blood back up to normal levels? How fast does the body regenerate blood? This would be hard to detect I would suspect. Especially if the ETs draw the blood in the middle of the night, by morning time the body may have replenished the blood, but is still essentially exhausted from the process, hence the diagnosis of CFS.

What say you?

hi, sorry i'm answering this kind of late. i fell asleep before i could answer it last night!

fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome have only really had diagnostic criteria since the 1980s (fibro was named in the 1970s but only had criteria starting in the 80s, and cfs's naming and criteria both go back to the 80s) and there is still a lot of research being done on what they're caused by, etc. i do feel like overall low blood volume would be something that would have come up earlier in the study/research of these illnesses if it was the underlying cause.

as for what they test individuals for during the diagnosis process... i went to the doctor with a complaint of extreme fatigue in 2002/2003 and after seeing several specialists, i received a diagnosis of fibromyalgia. (mostly due to having the diagnostic "tender points.")

when you go to a GP complaining of fatigue, usually the first two things you'll be tested for are hypothyroidism (low thyroid hormone) and anemia (low iron/low red blood cell count). i was tested for anemia 3 times during my diagnosis process.

any time you visit a doctor, you will also have your blood pressure taken. abnormally low blood pressure would be associated with overall low blood volume.

i also distinctly remember during the later testing phase (the "do you have lupus?" part of the program), more detailed assessment of my blood was done. this was mostly concerned with white blood cell count, as part of testing for various autoimmune diseases. i do not recall if plasma volume was analyzed at this point in the process.

i also underwent several sleep studies during the diagnosis process, during which i slept at the hospital and was monitored while sleeping both visually and with EEG. my fatigue remained the next day. because nothing strange like "and then you disappeared for x minutes" showed up either from human accounts or from the EEG, it's unlikely i was abducted during that time period.

i can also say, as someone who was a fairly regular blood donor earlier in life (prior to diagnosis), that in my experience, the faintness/dizziness after having blood taken is very different than the longterm fatigue & "fibrofog" i associate with my illness, although obviously, this is merely anecdata.

a reply to: Phage

Nope. I don't agree with this premise. DNA taken sure, hybrids, yes, permissions given, no. But blood suckers, nada.

a reply to: Unity_99

Still the evidence stands that 99% of all mutilations have 100% of the blood extracted...and you also have the legends of the blood sucking chupacabra....and of course the legends of vampires throughout the ages...

OG

originally posted by: OrionsGem
Dear Tangerine and Ugly: There is nothing im going to be "proving" to you today, as my OP is purely speculative.

Now when Ugly says something like "I know that ALL alleged abductions are created for profit " then I would like to ask how he "knows"

Would be very difficult for someone who "has no belief system"

Now heres something that will help you think better:

using your logic:

the Bible is printed purely for profit since there is no proof of the existence of god.
the Koran is printed purely for profit since there is no proof of the existence of god.
Exorcisms are performed purely for profit because there is no proof of demons.
The posts you are making on this thread are purely for profit because there is no proof you are correct.
Prayer is done for profit, since no proof exists that prayer works.

The list goes on and on. Its laughable how someone like you asks for proof on what is a clearly a highly speculative thread, made about a highly controversial and often disputed topic of alien abduction. But please continue to ask for proof, perhaps I can arrange a skype session for you with an ET race of your choice. Would have to be tomorrow since most humaniod types still follow the circadian cycle, altho some bird like entities may be "night owls"

I will have to see whos online.

Will be back with definitive proof of alien existence.

PS: Dont hold your breath. Thanks.

OG

Those books are produced by publishing houses for profit, of course. But they were likely created to control the masses and continue to be used for that purpose. Profit is often, but not always, part of that agenda.

Your assumption that prayer is done solely for profit is illogical unless you are using a definition of profit that doesn't mean money. Your claim that our posts are for profit is absurd.

Proof is a mathematical term. I ask for evidence, testable evidence to be exact. It's appropriate to ask for evidence when anyone makes a claim of fact. When someone states something merely as belief, evidence is not necessary.

An ET race of my choice? You'll first have to present testable evidence that such a thing exists.

The intent of your post is unclear. On the one hand, you criticize people asking for evidence (or proof, as you call it) and, on the other hand, you imply that there is no such thing.

originally posted by: OrionsGem
a reply to: Unity_99

Still the evidence stands that 99% of all mutilations have 100% of the blood extracted...and you also have the legends of the blood sucking chupacabra....and of course the legends of vampires throughout the ages...

OG

Really? Cite the testable evidence supporting your claim, please. Note that claims are not evidence.