What is Live Blood Analysis?
Live blood analysis involves examining a drop of blood under a high-powered microscope to reveal information about the size, shape, and ratios of red and white blood cells, plasma, and platelets. This analysis provides valuable insight into:
- Nutritional imbalances and deficiencies
- Certain biochemical imbalances
- Immune system imbalances micro-organisma
- Organ/System dysfunctions
While it cannot diagnose disease, it shows the impact of diet and lifestyle on health, which can aid in preventing chronic conditions. It is also a helpful tool for monitoring progress and motivating clients with visible improvements between consultations.
What is Dried Blood Analysis?
Allowing blood to dry on the slides allows us to see patterns of degeneration. It gives us an indication of which parts of the body are holding onto toxins and therefore are at risk of degenerative disease.
How is the test performed?
A tiny drop of blood is taken from the tip of the finger using a fine lancet. The first drop used for the live blood analysis is immediately place on a slide. It must be assessed within 30 minutes of collection.
A second drop of blood is pressed onto a new slide and allowed to dry for the Dried Blood Analysis. This can be looked at after 30 minutes.
The microscope is able to show the minutest details which is then transmitted onto a computer screen for you to see. The examination takes between 30-45 minutes.
Normal Live Blood
