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Live Blood Cell Analysis
Dark Field Microscopy, or Live Blood Analysis, is the science of analyzing a sample of "live" blood.
One drop of blood from a finger prick is put under a high powered microscope and viewed while it is still alive. You will be provided the opportunity to view your blood sample as well. You will be shown pictures of the way blood should appear and will be able to compare your sample to the way "normal" blood cells look. Certain vitamin or mineral deficiencies will change the appearance of the cells. Free radical damage will change the shape of the cells, the level of vitality of your immune system will show in the sample, and many other functions of the blood stream can be observed. (This is an excellent way to check the effectiveness and level of assimilation of your current nutritional supplements.)
This does NOT diagnose disease. It does, however, show you what effect your current lifestyle and dietary habits are having on your blood. There is a definite difference between strong, healthy red blood cells working with aggressive, intelligent white blood cells built from whole, natural foods & the pitifully weak red and white blood cells built from pizza, packaged foods, microwaved foods, soft drinks, etc. Even if you are eating what is generally considered healthy, you may not be getting the enzymes necessary to properly digest your food. No matter how healthy the food is, if your body cannot break that food down into recognizable nutrients, you are not going to get the results you are expecting. All enzymes are totally destroyed once food has been heated to 118 degrees. A lack of enzymes will seriously alter the efficiency of your bloodstream.
Your blood is your body's transportation system used to deliver nutrients and oxygen to all cell tissues. It is also used to help carry carbon dioxide and other toxins from the cells back to the lungs to be expelled from the body. It is extremely important to keep this system functioning at optimal levels to keep your body as healthy as possible.
Fortunately, you get all new red blood cells every 120 days. This means you can change your health dramatically in a very short period of time!