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lets not jump to conclusions here. correlation is not causation
We need a bigger sample size of royals.
We have a quite big sample size. Hemophilia is also called "The royal disease" because so many royals had it. Queen Victoria of the UK basically passed the disease on to half the royal dynasties of Europe.
I just meant that we should bleed more royals.
I know, but how inbred/insular the aristocracy was is always worth bringing up.
critical support to the nobility for being so very inbred
It is the end of an era on that front. All ruling monarchies have toned down the inbreeding. If you want circular family trees these days its mostly pretenders.
On the other hand I definitely feel better with more blood rather than less, anecdotally
guess how we can prove this? that's right, bloodletting
hell yeah dog i got all these stone blood bowls just gathering dust
Maybe blood doping too
immortality is at hand
I think you still treat some diseases with bloodletting. I can only think of hemochromatosis though