We are on week 2 now and learning about the components of the blood including white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets and plasma. For example: Red blood cells (RBCs) which are formed in the bone marrow and are stored in the body’s reservoir for the blood, namely the spleen, comprise the greatest majority of [...]
We are on the first week of the latest online training course where we go through some important information on blood analysis to help our attendees understand what one can and cannot do with this technique. We also show what we are able to access with his amazing technique. We look at videos on how [...]
Not all microscopes are created equally. Since we specialise in live blood analysis we know exactly what live blood analysis equipment specifications are needed in a live blood system. Our high quality microscopes are manufactured in Japan to our own specifications, so there are no other systems out there that can compare. If your microscope [...]
We receive so many questions regarding the live blood analysis training course, that we put a live webinar together to answer some of your questions. The recording is available below. Click here for the recording: https://youtu.be/rHrzzWbCSYs If you would like to know about the procedure of live blood analysis, the requirements for the live blood analysis [...]
Dried blood analysis (also referred to as the Oxidative Stress Test (OST) is covered in detail in the live blood online training course. With dry blood analysis we are able to assess oxidative stress by looking at a number of anomalies. We are also able to see the extent of oxidative damage in the live [...]
By analysing a single drop of blood we are able to tell what you’ve been eating, drinking and doing! Naturopathic Microscopy is the only technique available to natural health practitioners that will allow you to view and assess the dynamic interplay between health and disease at the cellular level. By analysing the blood you will [...]
We are on week 9 of the live blood analysis training course and now starting to study dry blood analysis which is also referred to as the Oxidative Stress Test (OST). In dry blood analysis, we leave 8 layers (spots) of blood to dry naturally on a slide, we then observe the anomalies seen. We [...]
It is week 7 on the live blood analysis training course and we are studying thrombocytes (platelets) and what happens when they aggregate (form clots) Thrombocytes are irregularly-shaped cells that do not have nuclei and are much smaller than red blood cells. They are typically 2-3 µm in diameter and have an average lifespan in [...]
This week we are going through all the various growth forms described in Pleomorphism. There are 4 stages of development in Pleomorphism, with various growth forms found in each stage. Only the first stage is apathogenic, the other 3 are associated with some degree of imbalance and tendency to disease. It is important to recognise [...]
It is week 5 on the live blood analysis training course and this week we are looking at white blood cell (WBC) anomalies in live blood analysis. There are 5 different types of WBCs in live blood analysis and we are looking at all the anomalies that may be encountered under each type of white [...]