Live Blood Cell Analysis

Live blood cell microscopy is a science that has evolved over the past 75 years. The process involves placing a small drop of blood taken painlessly from your fingertip on a microscope slide under a glass cover slip. The slide is then viewed at high magnification with a dark-field microscope that transfers the image to a monitor. The practitioner and client can participate in the analysis of the immediate test results.

Live blood work allows them to reveal certain subtleties which cannot be seen by standard laboratory tests.

Our blood is like a river. Blood circulates through the vessels transporting oxygen and nutrients to all cells and carrying away waste products.

Sessions focus on two blood tests samples. This process gives current and past conditions and is valuable for recognizing imbalances in the body and also for early detection of serious health conditions.

The live blood thus acts as an educational - "feedback mechanism", motivating people to improve their diet, perhaps with the addition of nutritional supplements. Positive changes in the structure of the blood cells can be viewed over time, usually a period of months, as improved nutrition impacts the blood.