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We are pleased to offer an innovative diagnostic service: live Blood Analysis. Investigating the size, shape, and activity of living whole blood elements can reveal important aspects of an individual's physiological function and biochemical interactions.
Are you concerned about:
- Candida/Fungal Infection?
- B-12 Deficiency?
- Bacteria or Virus?
- Parasites?
- Poor Immune System?
- Anemia?
- Vascular (Blood Vessels) Disease?
- Free Radical Damage?
Live blood analysis (via dark-field microscopy) can detect these and many other important health concerns, thereby assisting the physician in making more accurate, thorough diagnosis and prescribing specific, appropriate therapy. For additional information, please read the other side.
Why Live Blood Analysis?
Since the human body is an interactive community of cells, the physiological processes within each and every cell and the communication between cells can determine the health status of the whole organism. We choose to study live blood cells because blood interacts with all the different cell types and tissues and therefore it represents most accurately the internal environment of the body. The blood provides nutrients and oxygen to the different body cells and removes toxic wastes, which are formed as a part of normal cell metabolism. The blood also contains pathologic and non-pathologic elements obtained from the external environment (either from an injury, an infection, or from the digestive tract). Thus, we study the blood as a general representative of the events and conditions encountered by the entire community of cells. The blood is easily available with minimal trauma, it is readily replaceable by the body, and it has uniform consistency, which improves the testing quality.
The dark field method of illumination enables us to visualize a live (un-dried) sample of blood without the use of stains that alter or destroy the blood environment and limit our investigation (since these stains are selective). This method provides high-resolution of cell details and high contrast between visible blood elements.
Microscopic observation of live blood can reveal numerous aspects of a person's health; for example, systemic nutritional eficiency may be exposed at its earliest phase, long before other tests become positive. Liver congestion, oxidative stress, circulatory problems, bone marrow dvsfunction, and some digestive diseases may manifest themselves in this highly sensitive test, even when more common laboratory tests appear normal. The presence of infectious bacteria, parasites, fungus, and even certain viruses may be readily visualized, often times revealing the underlying causes for chronic, unexplained symptoms that the individual has been experiencing, from chronic fatigue, malaise, and pain, through digestive problems, to nervous/mood isorders. This, in turn, may lead the health care team toward the appropriate therapeutic intervention.
Naturally, no single test will elucidate the entire spectrum of your health. Many aspects of your physiology and biochemistry may require additional investigation to pinpoint specific causes of a chronic condition. However, Live Blood Analysis is an excellent, inexpensive scientific screening tool that uncovers a great number of underlying processes affecting your health. We are proud to have this microscopic technique to complement our wide array of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
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