Re: live blood analysis

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Adam wrote:

>

I had live blood anaylsis that showed an

> over abundance of sugar and some yeast and a taxed liver system some of the

> herbs i take are to restore the liver and strenghten the immune system,

> susan

,

I've been thinking about getting a live blood analysis done. Can

you tell me anything about it eg. is it just done from one blood sample

and do they give you a very detailed report and recommendations? There

are quite a few places offering this in my area. Thanks,

Jen

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[Guest guest]

Here is some information from the pamphlet given to me. They should use an

axioskop which looks like a microscope but it is hooked up to a tv monitor.

i wish i had a scanner so i could just scan this for you but here

goes.....Live blood anaylsis involves magnifying a small blood sample taken

from your fingertip, to 1500 times or more under a microscope. Your live

blood is observed on a tv screen with the aid of a videwo camera, revealing

certain subltleties missed by other blood laboratory tests. In live blood

anaylsis (LBA) the tech looks at live blood through various lenses including

a dark field and light field, both of which provide different illumination

to help evaluate the same blood specimen. How is this process different

from traditional testing? in the trad method they use a " preserved " sample

sent to a laboratory for an ' autopsy " and analysed fro chemical composition

and cell counts. however when live blood is sampled and observed athrough

this unique analysis the process gives a highly contrasted image so that

live material can easily be viewed.

What will this kind of analysis reveal?? the evaluation of live blood

sample can reveal distortion fof red blood cells. This reflects nutritional

status, especially blood sugar levels, low levels of iron and protein,

vitamin b12, folic acid and fatty acids. Incomplete or delayed digestion of

fats and proteins can also be observed. In addition, liver streses and

undesirable bacterial and fungal life forms may be revealed. Signs of

yeast, parasites and hormonal imbalances can also be detected.

any way, i had this done 6 monthsago and i will be going back in may for a

follow up to insure my herbal regime is working . The appointment took

about an hour. she looked at the monitor pointed out information and made

notes on what she learned from my blood to talk to my herbalist to modify my

regime. They also break up the blood spot and what it shows you is like a

finger print, they show you deficiences in trace minerals etc. They read

the " pattern " that shows so to speak in other words there is supposed to be

a balance like if you drew a line across the middle of the sample there

should be certain similarities in each half. What got me hooked was she

asked me if i had problems with my right shoulder because it showed that to

be the problem i denied it and said i did not have problems and she really

harped on that and my feet. She commented that i had problems with my

shoulder and my feet, asked me if they were sore, tender etc. i really had

no problems. She also told me lots of things that made sense. Especially

the excessvie dental work that i had in my mouth that is not visible and she

never had me fill out any forms to let her knoe. Anyway on my way home i

started thinking about my shoulder and rememberd 15 years ago i had lots of

pains in my shoulder and that it was do to a repetitive strain injury i was

working in a restaurant. Any way every once in a while i get that burning

feeling. also since being diagnosed with rosacea i have gotten 4 plantars

warts on my feet and one on my thumb and if eel that the question about my

feet was the tenderness i feel when i am treating those warts. Anyway i do

believ in it. I live in canada and the cost was $65.00 for the

consultation and follow up with my herbalist. the repeat is $25.00. so

look for a person who has a good reputation and is price comparable to

others in your area. susan

Re: Re: live blood analysis

> Adam wrote:

>>

> I had live blood anaylsis that showed an

>> over abundance of sugar and some yeast and a taxed liver system some of

the

>> herbs i take are to restore the liver and strenghten the immune system,

>> susan

>

>,

>

> I've been thinking about getting a live blood analysis done. Can

>you tell me anything about it eg. is it just done from one blood sample

>and do they give you a very detailed report and recommendations? There

>are quite a few places offering this in my area. Thanks,

>

> Jen

>

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[Guest guest]

, Thanks so much for typing all your info on the live blood

analysis - it was really helpful and I'm going to be looking into it,

Jen

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> , Thanks so much for typing all your info on the live blood

> analysis - it was really helpful and I'm going to be looking into it,

> Jen

> , thanks for sharing the information on the live blood analysis, but

can you tell me if there is a more official term for this procedure, I can't

find anyone who has heard of it. Is it something that would be done in a lab or

do you need to go to a particular type of medical center and have it done by a

specialist. I would like to check in to this.

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