https://youtu.be/W9zWO16BJyM Here we have a live blood sample that has been stressed and viewed with the hundred times oil immersion object in darkfield with the Live Blood Online & NeoGenesis HDMI LED microscope.  The approximate magnification is about 4000 times here which is at the edge of what’s possible with an optical microscope. This [...]

https://youtu.be/BraWkuCmiN0 This is a very interesting video, it’s a live blood sample in darkfield. This was captured using one of our HDMI LED darkfield microscopes, not actually at the maximum level of magnification that’s possible with a microscope. This is just using the 40 times objective but we can see these patterns very, very [...]

https://youtu.be/HXsBYvLfH-A Absolutely. We have drawn from the work of leading researchers in the field and included treatment protocols as part of the information in module 11. Since this is a developing field we also stay up to date with research and update the information in the training course as new approaches become available.

https://youtu.be/m7eV23pTgk4 Unfortunately not. Although we work with very high levels of magnification in darkfield – usually at the limit of what’s possible with optical microscopy – we can’t see into the molecular level, which is what’s needed to see spike protein itself. Researchers working in this field have found that we can see the [...]

https://youtu.be/lVVJIXxDzj8 Yes, and that’s an increasingly important area where live blood analysis, especially using darkfield microscopy, is starting to show real promise, not as a diagnostic tool in the traditional sense, but as a supportive, observational tool. With the emergence of mRNA-based therapies during the COVID era, and the growing number of people reporting [...]

https://youtu.be/leBWtZadqpI This question highlights an important point to discuss. LBA is not a diagnostic test – it can’t be used to diagnose medical conditions. Although it can help to narrow down the conventional tests needed to make a diagnosis in some cases, it is mostly of very little value in a conventional medical practice, [...]

https://youtu.be/KxKFCrfhxWI Yes, this is covered in a separate module, and discussed in lesson 11 of the course. We cover the most recent post-Covid 19 anomalies, including existing live blood patterns that have become more commonplace in vaccine injury cases, as well as new patterns – many of which have been connected to synthetic self-assembling [...]

https://youtu.be/Qv_IvIdwma8 It’s important to understand both what’s established and where this technique is still evolving. Firstly, it’s worth noting that many of the signs we see in live blood analysis actually come directly from standard haematology. We’re looking at real human blood under a microscope, so naturally, we observe the same kinds of blood [...]

https://youtu.be/pGjlBIVgR2g Live and dry blood analysis has been around for close to a hundred years. It really began in the early 1900s with scientists like Dr Günther Enderlein, a German microbiologist who studied blood using a special technique called dark field microscopy. What he discovered was that there are tiny, shape-shifting microorganisms in our [...]

https://youtu.be/JziFb1spY4Y Dr Okker Botha is a registered naturopathic and homeopathic doctor with a strong passion for natural medicine and nutrition. Over the past 20, almost 25 years, he has  specialised in live and dry blood analysis, a technique he was drawn to early in his  career because of its unique ability to reveal imbalances [...]