The History of Live Blood Analysis The history of live blood analysis goes back more than 100 years to the works of prominent scientists Antoine Béchamp (1816-1908), Professor Günther Enderlein (1872-1968) and Claude Bernard (1813 -1878) […]
Not all microscopes are created equally. How to choose a Microscope ? For optimal performance your microscope’s specifications need to be suited to its particular application. Live Blood microscopy involves the analysis of live and dry blood samples in brightfield and darkfield, each with its own set of unique microscope requirements. […]
We have just finished the September 2015 course this week. For the last 3 weeks we have been studying test cases from our students as well as some of Dr Okkers own test cases, all very interesting and lots to learn. […]
Your Blood – Why is it So Important? Your blood could be viewed as the river of life; it is the substance that carries oxygen, water and nutrients to all your organs and tissues. It therefore makes perfect sense, that imbalances seen in the blood will affect the organs and tissues, leading to malfunction and [...]
Welcome to our new website at Live Blood Online. We will be adding lots of information about live and dry blood analysis as well as the latest news regarding our 12 week online training courses - the next course begins January 12th 2016, click here for more information about this fascinating interactive course. Sign up [...]
