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Blood, sometimes referred to as the river of life, carries oxygen and other crucial nutrients needed to maintain the life of every cell in your body. It carries a variety of hormones to their destinations, helping every organ communicate and work in harmony and balance with the rest of the body. It carries waste products away from our tissues, which would otherwise poison us, to the liver and kidneys for safe elimination from the body. It also allows immune cells to travel swiftly around our body to seek out and do battle with bacteria or viruses before they have a chance to get a foothold in our bodies.

It’s not surprising that looking at a pinprick of blood with a powerful microscope can tell you a lot about the state of your health and often reveals priority areas to work on. Your magnified blood is displayed for you to view on a high resolution TV screen and a detailed interpretation is given on what is observed. Clients often describe the experience as “most fascinating and very informative”.

Combined with a simple lifestyle questionnaire or a full nutritional consultation, LBA and dried blood analysis (where the blood sample is allowed to dry out) can really help educate and motivate an individual towards making relevant modifications to diet and lifestyle. It also allows clients to actually see for themselves, during a subsequent visit, whether these modifications have resulted in beneficial changes.

Live blood cell analysis and dried blood analysis may reveal:

Abnormal red blood cells: Inflexible cells, sticky cells, various anaemias, etc..
Deposits: Cholesterol deposits, crystal deposits
Infections: Parasites (LBA can pick up evidence of certain parasites more reliably than conventionally used tests), Infected blood, Infected red blood cells.
Poor digestion
Toxicity: toxic bowel, toxic liver, heavy metal toxicity
And more…

Who might benefit?
The state of your blood can affect everything and contribute to or exacerbate any health condition. This is why a live blood analysis may reveal information which (if acted on) could positively influence most health conditions and well-being in general.

An obvious example is that of compromised oxygen delivery. Oxygen is the most essential of all nutrients, needed by every cell in the body to release the energy that literally powers our lives. There are many reasons why our blood cells might not be delivering oxygen as well as they should, for example our blood cells could be sticking together. When oxygen delivery is reduced, among the symptoms experienced could be fatigue, tendency to ‘burn out’ easily, sluggishness, inability to cope with stress, tendency to dizziness, slowed healing, inability to concentrate & poor memory. It also means that if our body has any other problems, it’s less efficient in coping/dealing with them due to the decrease in available oxygen.

Live blood analysis is suitable for people with specific health issues and symptoms as well as those who wish to use it as part of a general health check.