Vampires, the human blood drinking creatures came into limelight from the Greek mythology in the stories of Ambrogio. These supernatural creatures are known to drain their victim’s blood, using their fangs, murdering them and turning them into vampires. Some say that vampires hunt their victims at night because their skin burns in the sunlight, while the others believe they have the abilities to morph into a wolf or a bat. There are also many that ask ‘Do Vampires Actually Exist?’

Recently, renowned researcher Harry Coumnas became the first person ever to uncover the symptoms of vampirism. Just a week after Easter, Coumnas marveled the world with his research. He hails from a small town in America and was always inquisitive about the existence of supernatural creatures. He always wondered what exactly makes a vampire out of a human being. He was mocked by his family and friends for his superstitious belief while he was busy researching rigorously for seeking answers to the questions that triggered his mind. Nevertheless, his dedication bore fruits and he discovered that vampires are a result of genetic mutation.

His research sheds light on gene mutation namely Erythropoietic Protoporphyria, which opposed the folklore of their skin burning in the sunlight. Harry Coumnas believes that vampires suffer from a group of eight blood disorders that have no cure. His inquisitive nature gave wings to his discovery and permanently put an end to all the myths associated with vampires’ existence.

About Harry Coumnas

Harry Coumnas is a renowned scientist and researcher who have shocked the world with his revelations, putting an end to all the myths associated with the existence of vampires. He said that a gene mutation affects human’s ability to go out in the sunlight and not vampirism.