Many of our attendees prefer to study from printed notes, so we have included a print version of the manual on the flash drive (“Manual Print Version.pdf”). When the print version is open in the reader in the PC Viewer or Mac Viewer app you will be able to click on file > print to [...]
We usually recommend type A as it has a lower viscosity than type B, and it’s more ideal because there is a small gap between the condenser and slide (type B is recommended where the gap is larger). Type A is also less likely to get air bubbles in the oil.
Please find video below: Why is LBA not recognised by conventional medicine? LBA Eficacy & legality And article: First Direct Evidence Shows Bacteria Change Shape Inside Humans to Avoid Antibiotics https://www.sciencealert.com/bacteria-can-shed-their-outer-skin-inside-us-to-avoid-antibiotics-new-study-shows?fbclid=IwAR25zK0sG7eKZF5pUrW5DrVoZZPNQPXLg6PhjMz_SSIVpp0OXx2o-sjve2A I hope that helps. Part of the problem is that mainstream medicine does not recognize many of the health issues seen in LBA. The [...]
We have attendees all over the world in different time frames who are unable to attend the live lesson and catch up with the recording afterwards at their leisure.
Food intolerances and how metabolic types react to specific foods play an important role in many of the live blood anomalies. While we are not usually able to tell specific food sensitivities from what we see in a live and dry blood sample, we can see very clear indications that there are food intolerances affecting [...]
We don’t cover blood type testing in the course, but we do consider the blood type in recommending dietary changes when we see signs of food sensitivities. We provide specific dietary guidelines in the course for each blood type. Practitioners usually use the home test blood type kits to test for the blood type. They’re [...]
Many practitioners use this as their main assessment technique when working with their clients. It is a feasible business in itself, since there are a large number of imbalances that can be detected in the blood, and most can be managed by the practitioner using specific herbal supplements and dietary & lifestyle changes. It also [...]
At this stage there isn’t a software available that automatically analyses the sample. We have looked into this, but it is a challenge since the user still needs to know which parts of the sample to look at, and several areas of the sample need to be assessed. Perhaps in the future something like this [...]
Your certificate will state that you have attended the live blood analysis training course and trained as a live & dry blood microscopist. You will need to find out your local regulations regarding live blood analysis.
Yes, you can find it at the end of the client questionnaire (in the Questionnaire folder on the online site), and also at the end of the report templates (in the Reports folder).