Interested In Live/Dry Blood Analysis?

Blood Sample A. Phase Contrast Microscopy C. Albicans/ Y-Form Yeast

Blood Sample B. Bright Field Microscopy Arthritis and Gout Profile in medically diagnosed client's blood

Blood Sample C. Bright Field Microscopy Colon Cancer / AIDS Profile in medically diagnosed client

Blood Sample D. Bright Field Microscopy Thyroid / Hypercalcemia Profile in medically diagnosed client

What Is Live/Dry Blood Microscopy?
Live blood cell analysis is carried out by placing a drop of blood from the patient's fingertip on a microscope slide under a glass cover slip to keep it from drying out. The slide is then viewed at high magnification with a dark-field or bright-field microscope that forwards the image to a television monitor. Both practitioner and patient can then see the blood cells, which appear as dark bodies outlined in white. Often things are noticed that are never seen using traditional methods of blood screening.

In itself, live blood screening with microscopy is not a diagnostic procedure. However, it can often point you in a direction to take for further diagnostic testing. For our purposes, we simply want to view the "terrain" of the blood to catch a glimpse of the overall "toxic load" and consequent state of health of our client.

What Can Live Blood Analysis Tell Me?
Depending on the irregularities found in the blood, there are a wide variety of different conditions that can be determined. The following are just a few examples:

• The level of activity or lack of activity of the immune system
• The condition of the red blood cells Liver, kidney, pancreatic, heart, lung, prostate, ovarian, breast and other organ stress
• Detection of the presence of parasites, yeast, fungus, mold,
  and the degree of pleomorphic activity
• Observation of features associated with blood sugar imbalance
• Observation of features associated with malabsorption of fats
• Observation of features associated with protein malabsorption
• Observation of phenomena associated with nutrient malabsorption / vitamin deficiency
• Observation of crystalline forms such as protoplasts, fibrous thallus, uric acid, cholesterol and mycotoxins
• Observation of phenomena associated with gastro-intestinal
  tract dysfunction
• Observation of phenomena associated with degenerative conditions

Who Performs This Service?
The routine is usually performed by a certified microscopist, trained in the art of recognizing blood terrain conditions as they appear on screen.  The background of microscopists can range from a classroom trained microscopist, to a medical doctor licensed to perform medical procedures based on live blood terrain findings.  Please ensure you ask questions of the professional you are employing to ensure you are getting the service you are looking for.

Is This A Medical Blood Test
Medically speaking Live Blood Analysis is not a recognized diagnostic blood test.  It is however, an invaluable research and educational tool and offers patients a visual and kinaesthetic confirmation that changes they make in nutrition, hydration, stress and lifestyle are reflected in their blood.

Why Is It Different From An Ordinary Medical Blood Test?
Standard hospital blood microscopy involves isolating compounds within the blood serum into its several components to analyze them.  This method destroys the blood and does not allow one to see the living blood cells, interacting within its environment.  Viewing living human blood under a microscope at the moment is significant in terms of patient education and compliance and may in time be proven to be a useful clinical tool.

Can You See Diseases In The Blood?
In theory no and in practice no.  But you can still tell a lot more from a complementary perspective that opens a holistic viewpoint unavailable to conventional medicine.  This relates especially to bioterrain and specifically relates to hydration, toxicity, congestion and stress.

Sounds Interesting.  How Can A Find A Microscopist In My Area?
Glad you asked - that's what this section of our website is all about.   To find a local microscopist in your area, along with a list of their qualifications, please click here.

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