We are now looking at case studies, some of Dr Okkers own clients and some from our attendees. We use dark field microscopy as well as bright field microscopy to perform live and dried blood analysis on a client, we then grade the anomalies seen and decide which issue to concentrate on from our analysis. [...]
We are now on week 4 of the Live Blood Analysis Training Course where we are continuing with red blood cell anomalies. We are looking at Poikilocytes, Target cells, Simple Membrane Protrusion/Acanthocytes, Echinocytes, Keratocytes, Schistocytes and Anisocytes (below). We are learning how to identify the anomalies and about why we are seeing them. We study [...]
Do you sometimes feel like you're working in the dark when treating chronic cases? Many practitioners do - including very experienced practitioners. This is because chronic cases typically take a long time to respond to treatment, and clients don’t notice an improvement in the first few months of treatment. Most successful practitioners rely on years [...]
How many tests and procedures do you know of that are truly a part of preventative medicine? A regular blood sugar test? Yearly laboratory blood tests with your GP? CT or MRI scans? For example, having a regular blood sugar test is not part of prevention. The reason for this is quite simple. High blood [...]
Dry Blood Analysis - week 9 on the training course We are continuing with the dry blood analysis anomalies this week but under a higher magnification. There are quite a few anomalies that can be seen under higher magnification that relate to the degree of imbalance of the terrain. Under higher magnification in the dry [...]
Ascits in darkfield Dark-field microscopy of blood from healthy individuals revealed the existence of pleomorphic microorganisms. These bacteria exhibited limited growth and susceptibility to antibiotics and could be detected by fluorescent in situ hybridization and flow cytometry. They were further characterized by analysis of their 16S rRNA and gyrB genes. In our search for spirochetes [...]
We are on week 2 now and learning about the components of the blood including white blood cells (WBC’s).. Above is a video of a white blood cell speeded up, you can see it is chasing a bacterial form and doesn’t stop until it gets it by engulfing it. The WBC in the video is [...]
We are on week 9 of the latest live blood analysis online training course and now studying dry blood analysis which is also known as the oxidative stress test. We are now looking at dry blood under the microscope with a higher magnification. This is where we can see signs of parasites - what we [...]
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 [...]