Heavy Metal Toxicity as seen in Live Blood Analysis

By |2018-06-02T17:26:32+01:00August 4th, 2017|

Heavy Metal Toxicity as Seen in Live Blood Analysis Appearance: Heavy Metal Toxicity is seen in Live Blood Analysis as black points at the edge of the layer, or as a dark shore or waves. Cause & Interventions: Heavy metal toxicity can be a result of the environment (pollution, contaminated food, water or air, smoking [...]

The ‘Pretend Fast’?

By |2019-02-08T09:42:09+00:00June 9th, 2017|

 By Jackie Newson Fasting is all the rage these days due to a swathe of highly published research that proves the numerous health and weight loss benefits associated with restricting food intake. There are many different types of fasting methods, the more popular being intermittent fasting, time restricted fasting, juice fasting and water fasting. However [...]

Crystal Formation (Plaque) Observed in Live Blood Analysis

By |2017-06-02T12:23:26+01:00May 19th, 2017|

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 red blood cells. Crystal formation in the blood is a sclerotic process that is related to inflammation. The presence of crystalline [...]

Why Does Live Blood Analysis Get Such Bad Press?

By |2019-02-08T09:43:20+00:00May 5th, 2017|

  Click here to watch this short video where Dr Okker from Live Blood Online discusses the reasons why live blood analysis (LBA) gets such bad press along with the scientific evidence for LBA . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s98oynG_pls&t=66s Some of the reasons that live blood analysis is not recognized are: Firstly, LBA is described as a diagnostic [...]

Red blood cells overlapping tightly in a “curved coin roll” appearance. Indicative of digestive imbalance and intestinal stress due to enzyme deficiencies or inappropriate diet.

By |2017-06-02T11:37:31+01:00April 6th, 2017|

Indicative of digestive imbalance and intestinal stress due to enzyme deficiencies or inappropriate diet. This includes consumption of fast food, "dead food" and foods not suitable for the blood type. Appearance: Rouleau is French for "rolls". The term has been derived from the appearance of the RBCs in this condition. Strings of overlapping RBC's. RBC's stacked [...]

Anisocytes as seen in the Live Blood Analysis Training Course – often associated with B12 deficiency and a common cause of fatigue.

By |2018-04-27T13:01:32+01:00February 2nd, 2017|

  We are now on week 4 of the Live Blood Analysis Training Course and studying anisocytes – often associated with B12 deficiency and a common cause of fatigue. Our tutor explains that the fatigue is due to 2 factors: 1) Vitamin B12 deficiency causes anemia, which then reduces the amount of oxygen that can be carried [...]

Sticky Blood – Rouleau

By |2017-02-03T15:54:04+00:00January 27th, 2017|

Appearance:    Rouleau is French for “rolls”. The term has been derived from the appearance of the RBCs in this condition. Strings of overlapping RBC’s. RBC’s stacked on top of one another (above left). Normal RBC’s on the right.   Implications:  ♦ Digestive Imbalance / Intestinal Stress ♦ This is the worst stage of protein [...]

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