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 [...]

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 [...]

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Is there a treatment for Lyme disease? Lyme disease is seen in live blood analysis and conventional medicine as spirochetes (white spirally twisted bacterium) under high magnification with a darkfield microscope. Dr. Bill Rawls whose life and a busy medical career were disrupted midstream by fibromyalgia, later diagnosed as Lyme disease, recovered his health completely [...]

We are pleased to announce that the Advanced Live Blood Analysis Online Training Course 2018 will begin on May 9th for 6 weeks. The training course consists of 6 one hour weekly lessons and is $799 USD. The advanced course is for live blood analysis practitioners who have completed a live blood analysis training course [...]

In week 1 of the live blood analysis training course we are learning how to get a perfect blood sample every time. Consistency is very important in live blood analysis for best results. We are also learning how to use the microscope and switch between dark field and bright field. We are learning a lot [...]

Live Blood Analysis Practitioners What do live blood analysis practitioners do? Live blood analysis practitioners observe their clients live blood cells on a screen with the use of a high powered specialized blood analysis microscope with camera. A tiny pinprick of blood is put on to a glass slide and then viewed on the screen. [...]

Dried Blood Analysis Dried Blood Analysis or the Oxidative Stress Test (OST) was developed in Europe in the 1920’s and has since been used by medical practitioners and naturopaths in many countries across the world. In the 1930’s NATO physicians, Dr Heitan and Dr La Garde, introduced Dried Blood Analysis to Dr Bowlen (head of surgery at [...]