Since the 1920’s scientists have been studying the hidden secrets of our blood.

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And now, with over 70 years of accumulated clinical research data, there are hundreds of clinics worldwide, able to analyze a drop of your blood, and then give you a complete medical run-down.

So how do they do it? Well, there are 2 methods. Each provides complementary information about your body’s condition. The first procedure is known as the Oxidative Stress Test (OST), and the first task is making a pinprick on your finger. Your blood is then left to sit there between 20 seconds to 1 minute before being pressed onto a glass slide in layers (generally taking 8 layer samples in two rows of four samples each.) The slides are left uncovered until they are dry. An in the process of drying, your blood undergoes a natural process of spinning as it coagulates. The unique characteristics of your sample are then viewed and evaluated.

The second procedure is simple named Live Blood Analysis. A microscope view of one drop of blood is projected onto a video monitor, showing your "internal" nutritional environment’. With this information, the practitioner can specifically identify and target deficiencies for correction.

This method is an extremely powerful tool. Viewing an inactive white blood cell in an ultra-dark field enables the technician to pinpoint the reason for its inactivity. It could be one of many things, such as: lack of oxygen in the blood; low trace minerals; lack of exercise; too much alcohol or yeast (pathogenic candida albicans); weak kidneys, bladder or spleen.

Some Facts about Live blood Analysis

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See the most important element of your body come alive - your blood. You can actually watch as your blood reveals nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, digestive problems, liver stress, bacteria and parasite levels. Then discover how you cart be an active participant in correcting any areas of concern. Together, we will establish a proactive nutritional plan that will put you back in control of your own health.

A growing number of practitioners in North America are rediscovering Live blood Microscopy, a popular procedure and mainstay of preventive medicine in Europe. Live blood Microscopy was first used in medicine for diagnosing infections. In part because of the pioneering efforts of Canadian scientist Gaston Naessens in the 1980s, Live blood Microscopy is gaining popularity, especially with naturopaths and holistic doctors.

Live blood analysis differs from traditional medical blood testing in which preserved blood is sent to a laboratory for an "autopsy" and analyzed for chemical composition and cell counts.

HOW IT IS DONE

we draw a drop of your blood from your fingertip and place it on a microscopic slide. Then a special lens inside the microscope projects an intimate view of your living blood onto a television screen by way of a video camera. This camera is hooked up to a device enabling us to take photographs of a patient's blood condition before and after treatment. The result is a living picture of the cellular you.

WHAT LIVE BLOOD MICROSCOPY CAN REVEAL
 

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE

approximately 35-40 minutes.
The red cells are uniform in size and shape and appear as round circles on a gray background. The center of the cells are lightened somewhat and slightly off-white in color. They reside freely in their own space, not overlapping or slicking together, but gently bouncing off each other.

The white cells are about as large as two red cells and have a rather grainy appearance with 3 to 4 dark, irregularly shaped lobes inside the cell. Rather than being round, they display many different shapes and are active and moving. In normal blood there are about 700 red cells to every white cell. The blood serum surrounding the cells is clear without parasites, bacteria, clots, or other undesired floating masses.

Layered Dried Blood Analysis

Ppp's are polymerized protein puddles. They may appear as white dots, lakes, or rivers, and are the expression of free radical activity and clogged, toxic lymphatics. 2 micron sizes are related to hypersensitivities, allergic reactions. 30 microns are related to both physical and emotional stress, physical strain. The deeper the layer, the more chronic in all conditions. 40+ microns are related to degenerative conditions. The larger the ppp's and the greater numbers, the more serious the condition.

Layers 1 and 2 (the largest layers) give more accuracy or are more indicative of the condition on the outside of the body; skin, lymph, eyes, ears, nose, throat, mouth, and also brain, hips and feet.
Layers 3, 4, and 5 give more accuracy regarding lung, breast and hormone conditions.
Layers 6, 7, and 8 are more accurate for sex organs, kidneys, live spleen, gall bladder, pancreas, stomach, stress, allergic sensitivities.

The first or larger layers are more indicative of shallow, acute, or more temporary conditions. The deeper or smaller layers are more indicative of deeper seated, chronic, long term conditions.

Round and clear ppp's are indicative of inflammation, soreness, swelling. Localized ppp's in the sample (not throughout) indicate localization of the problem in the body, rather than systemic conditions. See the rings chart for location in the body.

Total disbursement of large ppp's in all rings is an expression of toxicity and advanced systemic degenerative conditions.

RATE THE FOLLOWING ON A SCALE OF 1 TO 5 INDICATING DEGREE OF SEVERITY

1. Normal, healthy blood. Light double coast indicates minor vitamin C and sulphur based amino acids deficiency ( l-cysteine, l-glutathione, methionine). Proanthocyanadins (grape seed extract or pine bark), quercetin, zinc, selenium, vitamin E, beta-carotene, superoxide dismutase, catalase (enzyme), all free radical scavengers, especially in combination. Trace minerals for activation of enzymes.

2. Same as #1, but more pronounced.

3. Adrenal stress profile. Negative emotion predominance, preoccupation. Inability to manage stress. Lifestyle changes are primary recommendation. Stress management through intentionally including relaxation and release cycles into lifestyle. Conflict resolution

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Back, neck and shoulders tight, pain in lower back, curvature of spine. Holding stress. Relax compulsive stress-based sexual orientation. Harmonize sexual energy by raw food diet and/or short fast. Biofeedback, light and sound brain entrainment. Polarity plates, meditation, light exercise, time alone for contemplation, massage therapy, acupuncture (shiatsu), structural realignment/Bowen therapy, laying on of hands. B5 250 mgs., B6 250 mgs., Vitamin C 2,000 mgs. in combination at bedtime to rebuild adrenals. Cut out stimulants, coffee, ginseng, stimulating amino acids, nootropics. Live food only for stimulation. Spirulina and juice (fresh pressed only). May be depressed, aimless, listless from bum out.

4. Bowel toxicitv indicated by dark center. Pattern of 2 micron to 30 micron clusters of ppp's. 2 micron size indicative of allergic reactions, allergies. This can be either exogenous (environmental source, such as inhalants) or endogenous (digestive/metabolic disorder, deficiency) in origin. Alter diet to Include more live foods. Herbal Fiber Blend, colonic irrigations, balance the terrain, correct microbal imbalance, restore floras both systemically and to the digestive tract. Eliminate fungus.

5. White radial spokes. Mineral deficient. Poor assimilation of minerals. Trace minerals. MaqiCaL soaked Almonds, vitamin D, wild yam. Possibly leaching calcium from bones as body's attempt to balance pH. Raised, lighter, elongated area in circulatory ring. Toxins in lymphatic and circulatory system. Hormonal, thyroid, parathyroid imbalance. Menses? Low minerals, pH imbalance, acid. Tendency to stomach ulcers, heartburn. Cal/mag/phos/boron. Pancreas, blood sugar.

6. Raised lighter circle. Heart and circulatory problems, possible arrhythmia, valves not seating, high triglycerides, plaque, blockages, Hypertension (high blood pressure), varicosities, aneurysms. Magnesium supplementation for arrhythmia. Epsom salt baths if blood pressure is not elevated. See manual, dietary recommendations in the CRYSTALS section. Poor interconnection of fibrin net. Digestive, enzymatic, trace mineral insufficiency.

7. Dark fibrin ring around outside, point in coast. Amalgams, crowns, bridges, metals, bands, retainers, smog, table salt, pipe solder, machine filings, 2nd hand smoke, copper plumbing. These metals may be in fatty tissue, brain, nervous system. Direct link to Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, MS, Chelation therapy, chlorella, selenium, proanthocyanadins, detox, fast, remove fillings (use an expert, only), metals from mouth.

Muscles sore, flabbier, losing strength, muddled/slower/forgetful thinking, fatigue, gums sore/ bleeding, tooth abscesses, root canals, colloid thecits, chondro thecits, bacterial forms. Use colloidal silver for mouthwash. Remove metals, then 1 1/2% peroxide daily as mouthwash. DMSO/silver combo on gums. Hyperoxygenation therapies. Black bulges - parasites, B-12/folic deficiency, vitamin A/vit.E deficiency or absorption problem, can't gain or losing weight.

8. Same as #7. Also double coast, same as #1, and need exercise for circulation and sweating, saunas, hot tubs to open up skin. Skin ring.

9. Sialic acid beads in ppp's. Aspergillus related conditions. Connective tissue disorders, arthritis, rheumatism, lung, fungus, tuberculin disorders, uric acid crystals, undigested animal protein accumulations, gout, bacteria, sore joints, toxins in connective tissues, fibromyalgia, lupus. Degenerative disease indications, free radical activity, toxicity. Metastasic cancer. Suggest allopathic testing referral. The larger the lakes, the more advanced. C shaped lakes, include #7 reading.

10. Third ring in, lung and breast problems. Congestion lymph, cough, asthma, emphysema, smoker or second hand smoke.
Breasts tender, sore, hormonal imbalance, fibroids, cysts, lumps, cysts, implants, possible implant leakage. If in first layer, hormone imbalance from menses.

11. Off centered, 1 or 2 large ppp's. Weak kidney, spleen, bladder combination. Gall bladder or stones. Liver detoxing, stressed, plugged, inflamed. Stomach ulcers, gas, bloating, rumbling. Constipation, toxic colon, colitis, diverticulosis, diverticulitis, impaction, possible tumors. A number of small dots off center is impacted colon pockets, constipation, impaction. Colon hydro-therapy and Herbal Fiber Blend.

When on center, for men this indicates prostate enlargement and possibly difficult urination. For women this can indicate uterine/ovarian conditions, possible hysterectomy, fibroids, bleeding, vaginal conditions, and hormonal imbalances.

Note the parasite/fungus/toxin inclusions in fibrin web. All of these indications go together.

12. Curved, elongated fibrin strands. Back, neck, shoulders pinched, numb, tense, stiff, spinal curvature/Whiplash. Check the rest of the sample to assure that there are not artifacts on the slide, such as fibers and lint, etc. This is an unexplained, yet consistent anomaly.

Live Blood under the Microscope

It's true that an individuals life and health energies show in the drops of their blood. Using high powered video microscopes to evaluate the shapes and other properties of individual blood cells can be very revealing. 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.

 

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Of the information that follows in this section, some is found in medical physiology textbooks and is taught in hematology and microbiology classes. Some of the information (particularly that which deals with nutritional aspects of blood morphology) is usually taught to health professionals through continuing education and alternative type programs. As traditional medical and dietetic training is generally inadequate and often based on incorrect assumptions about health, these alternative programs serve as a much needed venue to disseminate this information. It can be controversial. I say controversial because the definitions, findings, causes, and correlation's are often the subject of debate. On one hand there is traditional hematology, on the other is standard hematology overlaid on a nutritional framework with different ways of thinking about health and disease. There are varying perspectives of what the observed morphology actually means. Some are correct, some are not.

Further complicating matters, many microbiologists seem to work in a vacuum. Three microbiologists may see or have discovered the same thing, but they each call it by a different name. Going further, some biologists have entertained entirely different philosophies.

When the serious student of health begins to dig into all aspects of healing, he inevitably unfolds the theories of disease and concepts of microbial pleomorphism as espoused by individuals like Guenther Enderlein. Enderlein was a German microbiologist who did the most extensive and exacting scientific work in this area. I refer to it as the German biological perspective. For purposes of truly understanding blood morphology, this area of study is an absolute necessity. Unfortunately, American hematology and medical students do not get this training. Consequently, the American health system is absolutely ignorant of what is likely the biological reality behind a majority of disease processes.
This following material takes you into all of these areas. The intent is to give you a solid foundation in which you can further pursue each area as you desire. The majority of what follows has explanations from standard hematology, expanded views from the medical perspective, and associated thinking and suggested tests that may be run by a traditional medical practitioner (and some tests used by alternative practitioners) if he/she were to have a specific microscopic finding. For the most part, this aspect reflects an allopathic, symptomatic, name the disease mentality which for many cases, is unnecessary for getting a sick patient well. During the workshop, you will have the benefit of instructor clarifications and expanded insights. Additionally, I've included a brief overview of the "alternative" biological perspective for each microscopic finding. After researching blood morphology for months on end, viewing live blood for untold hours, watching biological relationships unfold, meeting and discussing these issues with other alternative practitioners, it is of my personal opinion that the alternative view is the correct perspective in which to view blood morphology and the biological processes which happen within.

Blood references: For the traditional hematological perspective, "Dailey's Notes on Blood", by John F. Dailey; For the alternative biological perspective and insight in the work of Guenther Enderlein, "Blood Examination in Darkfield", by Marie Bleker, "Introduction into Darkfield Diagnostics", by Cornelia Schwedtle and Franz Arnoul, and course notes from various workshops.  For the more traditional medical view, "The Internist" June 1996, Position Statement of the Council on Diagnosis and Internal Disorders of the American Chiropractic Association.

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