Live Blood Cell Analysis

 

Live blood cell analysis (LBCA) is a technique where a sample of blood is examined using a darkfield microscope which allows the practitioner to assess the "terrain" of your blood.  It allows for the observation of the blood's live cells, such as red and white blood cells, platelets, and other elements, in their natural state.  This method is often used in alternative medicine to assess various aspects of health, including immune function, circulation, and the presence of toxins or infections. By projecting the image of your blood cells on a large screen, the microscopist can explain her findings to you as she observes the various cells and elements.

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Did you know Live Cell Microscopy can show...

• the condition of red blood cells

• how well the immune system is functioning

• dehydration and its negative effect on the cells

• free radical damage and a need for antioxidants

• the pH balance in the body

• an indication of fungal activity in the tissue

• hormonal imbalances

• inflammation

• bacteria

• essential fatty acids and nutritional deficiencies

• a need for detoxification

• poor circulation and low O2 carrying capacity

• low iron

• poor digestion

• liver stress and congestion

• allergy/sensitivity/intolerances

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