Live & Dry Blood Analysis

Achieve optimal health by identifying your hidden imbalances.

Sick and tired of being sick and tired? Live  blood  analysis can identify underlying imbalances that contribute to a variety of symptoms, including fatigue, weight problems, digestive problems, sleeplessness, headaches, allergies and many more. This test helps  to  take  the guesswork  out  of  choosing  the  correct natural program and combination of supplements  for  you.  By  analysing  a  single  drop  of  blood, we can  uncover  many  hidden imbalances,  including:

• Digestive problems
• Free radical damage / toxicity
• Vitamin / mineral deficiencies
• Liver stress
• Kidney stress
• Circulation problems
• Cholesterol
• Uric acid
• Immune weakness
• Over-acidity
• Parasites
• Yeast / Candida
• Heavy metal toxicity
• Viral / bacterial activity
• Degenerative patterns
• Inflammation
• Hormonal imbalance
• And Many More……..

The analysis of live, unmodified capillary blood was pioneered by several independent researchers worldwide over the course of many years. Some focused only on the nutritional aspects of blood morphologies, others approached it within a medical frame of reference, whilst others made staggering discoveries that defied (and continue to defy) the accepted paradigms of modern medicine. If you were to look at their findings, you would see that although there are differences in opinion, there is also a central truth that was uncovered and proven by all of the researchers: that the human body (which is a natural system) cannot live with an unnatural diet and lifestyle.

As practitioners of natural medicine this concept naturally resonates with us and is even logical. However, most patients are not convinced of this and hold on to the delusion that you can fool or cheat nature. They believe that you can take a pill to counter and cure almost anything – and continue to eat what you like! Most people will not whole-heartedly follow your advice and need visual proof that their unnatural habits are having a negative impact on their health.

Live blood analysis allows you to do just that. It gives you as a practitioner a glimpse into the internal environment (terrain) of your patient’s body, providing you with valuable information about a great number of imbalances and health concerns. It also shows your patient how their lifestyle has impacted on their health and confirms what you are telling them. You are also able to monitor their progress and show them the effect of treatment – in essence, monitor the effectiveness of any given treatment regimen. Due to its visual impact, patients are motivated to follow the program wholeheartedly so that they can see the improvement in their blood.

The process is fairly simple and not very invasive. A small amount of blood is taken from a patient’s finger and analysed under high magnification using a specialized microscope. Various blood morphologies and abnormalities can be identified, which provide information on underlying imbalances, weaknesses, nutritional deficiencies and the health priorities of the individual being tested. The insights gained from the analysis, correlated with other clinical data, enable the analyst to understand his/her client’s individual state of health on a much deeper level. As a result, an appropriate course of natural treatment and lifestyle/dietary interventions can be formulated and furthermore, the effectiveness of various treatment combinations can be tested and progress can be monitored.

It is important to understand that this technique is not a diagnostic procedure for any specific disease. It is a tool used to demonstrate to people how their dietary and lifestyle habits may be influencing their health and where appropriate adjustments may be necessary within these areas in order to optimize health and prevent the onset of disease. The development of most chronic and degenerative conditions can be prevented with early nutritional intervention and live blood analysis can detect many nutritional imbalances and deficiencies, believed to be major contributing factors in the pathogenesis of these conditions, before conventional blood tests can detect any abnormalities.

Live blood analysis is especially helpful as part of a preventative approach to healthcare. The blood comes into contact with almost every cell in the body. It carries vital nutrients and oxygen to the cells and carries wastes away from the cells. If we understand why the blood is sick we then understand why other cells in the body are sick and if we are able to improve the quality of the blood we will be able to improve the quality of almost every cell in the body.