Live Dry Blood Analysis

Live & Dry Blood Analysis

The blood flowing through our veins is our river of life.

How we live our lives and what we put into our bodies is reflected in our blood picture. Blood is the main transport system of the body. It not only carries oxygen, nutrients and other life-giving agents necessary to maintain good health to all our tissues and organs, it is also the medium for detoxification by delivering cellular waste to the liver, bowels and kidneys for elimination from the body.

Stress and disease appear in the blood years before it manifest in the body.

The condition and quality of our blood has a direct impact on our present and future health and is vital to a healthy disease free existence.

Imbalances occur caused by over acidity from poor diet, or lifestyle choices.

Fundamentally diet and lifestyle have a direct and profound effect on our health.

Our blood pH level is 7.325. The body knows that there is a priority to keep its pH steady and will do anything it needs to do to maintain it.

When the body has to work harder to correct the pH level it not only draws energy from us, when we are deficient in nutrients it will draw the required nutrients from other parts of the body including tissue, muscle, bone etc.

Eg: If we are deficient in calcium, the body will draw calcium from our bones, teeth, hair and nails. Over time depletion can set in causing imbalances in the 'donating' tissues and organs.

Imbalances in the body can be identified by viewing the blood at cellular level.
Giving you a visual indication as to the state and quality of your internal terrain.

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Healthy live blood cells [image 1] are round and separated. This allows the blood to flow smoothly through blood vessels and capillaries, delivering oxygen and nutrients throughout the body.

When we are too acidic - caused by stress and dehydration amongst other things, or if there is a large amount of undigested protein and fat in the blood the red blood cells become stacked like coins [image 2] or aggregated [image 3]. This reduces their ability to carry oxygen and vital nutrients throughout the body. It also increases blood viscosity (thickness) which increases stress on the circulatory system.

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By studying how the blood dries, signs of nutritional deficiencies, reduced immunity, organ stress, heavy metal toxicity and free radical damage can be evaluated.

The emphasis is very much on nutritional balance.
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Making appropriate adjustments to diet and lifestyle

prevents imbalances within the blood becoming pathogenic.

Live Blood Analysis

Live Blood analysis enables you to see your blood exactly as it behaves in your body. Giving you a clear picture of your health at cellular level.

The clinical application of Live Blood Analysis involves taking some small drops of blood about the size of a pinhead from your fingertip using a sterile lancet. They are then placed between two glass slides to protect them from the outside elements and are viewed under a 'darkfield' microscope magnified 20,000 times.

The results are captured and immediately displayed to you on a screen while the blood is still interacting and moving around.

Evaluating the internal environment and identifying areas of imbalance provides an insightful view of your biological terrain.

Live Blood Analysis identifies:

· The conditions of the red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma and what it could mean for your health.

· Whether you are nutritionally deficient and whether there are any indications of inefficient absorption and assimilation.

· Features associated with cholesterol, blood sugar imbalances, triglycerides (fats) & uric acid.

· Free Radical activity and cellular oxidation.

· The presence of possible microbial activity such as bacteria, yeast, parasites and fungi.

· Levels of toxicity and internal pollution.

· Features and early warning signs associated with degenerative condit

Dry Blood Analysis

Dry Blood Analysis gives a more historic view of conditions that have been developing over some time. With Dry Blood Analysis we can look deeper into the organs and further back in time.

Immediately after taking the sample for the live analysis, a slightly larger sample is taken from the same prick point and is left to clot for 30 seconds then eight dabs from the same sample are taken onto a glass slide and left to dry.

Following the Live Blood Analysis, the dry samples are displayed to you on screen and are magnified the same as the live sample. However as it is a dry sample, it is no longer interacting or moving around.

Each sample will dry differently. The smaller four samples are are more indicative of deeper seated, long term or chronic conditions. The larger four are more indicative of sallow, acute or more temporary conditions.

Dry Blood Analysis Identifies:

· Stress

· Inflammation

· Free radical damage

· Signs of organ weakness

· Toxicity of the bowel

· Level Toxicity of the digestive tract

· Other toxic conditions in the body

· Levels Patterns of oxidative stress

· Heavy metal toxicity

How healthy is your river of life......?

Mind Body Balance Studio