Dr Okker, our training course tutor answers your questions live on this short webinar Here are some of the questions that were answered: Why train with Live Blood Online, how long have you been teaching LBO? Do I need a microscope to join this training course? How much time is needed for study [...]
Elliptocytes (oval shaped red blood cells) are often observed together with anisocytosis (larger and/or smaller than normal red blood cells), this could be an indication of iron, vitamin B12 and/or folic acid deficiency. Elliptocytes on their own could be an indication of hormonal imbalance, endocrine problems (including PMS), menopause, pregnancy and other [...]
Are you looking for a way to assess your clients more accurately, while at the same time motivating them to make the necessary changes? Live blood analysis (Naturopathic Microscopy) is revolutionising many natural health practices all around the world by giving practitioners the edge they need to achieve better results in practice. EQUIPMENT: Buy now [...]
The CDC (Centre for Disease Control) estimates that some 300,000 people will contract Lyme disease this year. Many will go undiagnosed, be misdiagnosed, or receive inadequate treatment. The path back to wellness from this illness is not always straight or well-defined. If the prescribed antibiotics are unable to eradicate the disease, a search for nontraditional [...]
Bugs as drugs - Harnessing the power of microbes as therapeutics! https://asm.org/Reports/Harnessing-the-Power-of-Microbes-as-Therapeutics-B Bacteria and viruses are not always categorized as harmful microorganisms. In fact, these groups of microbes can be beneficial and can actively participate in many biological processes. With the perception of microorganisms being our partners, research is now being conducted to use microbes [...]
There are literally hundreds of ‘Rife’ machines available. Sadly the vast majority do not do anything remotely like what Rife actually did. How does the man on the street cut through all of this? With great difficulty! An approach to this problem is to understand some history and apply some common sense. Dr Royal [...]
https://youtu.be/3lJDlqi8F9c Buying a microscope for live blood analysis can be a daunting task – lots of technical terminology, different specifications and often conflicting claims by various manufacturers. People usually interested in buying a microscope for live blood analysis don’t have a background in microscopy and because of the amount of information they typically need to [...]
Many different types of crystal formations can be observed in live blood samples and vary greatly in size, shape and colour. They always appear as solid objects that are usually much larger than and WBCs. Crystals don’t have any organised internal cellular structure, and often have an irregular, jagged edge. They don’t [...]
Acanthocytes are not usually observed in normal live blood samples. The presence of acanthocytes suggest liver and spleen dysfunction. The prefix “acantha” in Greek means “thorn”. Acanthocytes are abnormally shaped RBCs that have three to ten pronounced, irregular and blunt finger-like projections of varying length and width, rather like thorns. Relevance: Acanthocytes [...]
Live Blood Analysis involves taking a single living drop of blood from the finger-tip which is then placed under a powerful microscope. The image is then displayed on a screen for both the practitioner and patient to view. Blood transports oxygen, nutrients and other life-giving agents throughout the body to maintain health. It is also [...]