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What is Live Blood Analysis?
Live Blood Analysis is a screening tool which uses a drop of live
blood from the patient's finger. The blood is then placed under a
slide and examined under a special darkfield microscope. All the
living components of the blood are seen clearly when viewed by the
patient and therapist using a video camera and a dedicated monitor.
In a Live Blood Analysis, an observation is made on the quality of
the red blood cells, white blood cells and plasma membranes.
Benefits of Live Blood Analysis
Certain characteristics in blood cells provide information regarding
nutritional status, immune function, oxygen levels, toxic overload,
lipid levels, heterogeneous plaque formation, digestive function and
oxidative stress. Live Blood Analysis cannot be used alone to
diagnose any specific disease state since further examination and
investigation would be necessary. However, it is valuable for the
early detection and monitoring of serious health conditions. As a
screening tool, Live Blood Analysis can be used to provide treatment
programs for optimum health and well-being.
REFERENCES
Dove Clinic (2005). "Live Blood Analysis".