"The Surprising Link Between Blood Transfusions and Personality Transfer"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Scientists are exploring the possibility of unexpected transmissions occurring during organ transplants and blood transfusions, including the transfer of memories and personality traits. A recent study suggests that certain factors leading to spontaneous brain haemorrhages can be spread through blood transfusions. While the number of affected patients is small, researchers are investigating aberrant proteins associated with the condition. Some patients have reported changes in behavior and values after receiving blood transfusions, leading to the belief that personality traits may be transferred. The concept of cellular memory suggests that memories from the donor's life may be stored in the cells of the transplanted organ and "remembered" by the recipient. However, further research is needed to determine the validity of these claims.