Our live blood cell analysts Diana uses a high-resolution dark field microscopy to observe your live blood cells.  

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN YOUR BODY?

Live blood analysis is a way of assessing your internal

environment to identify. Try to identify nutritional

deficiencies, imbalances, digestive problems, organ

stress, parasites, candida, bowel toxicity, cell shape &

size abnormalities, immune function, overall body

stress with one droplet of blood.

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WHAT HAPPENS IN THE CONSULTATION?
An initial questionnaire is given in order to allow the

client to be in a comfortable environment where 1 drop

of blood is taken with a lancette then placed onto a

clear slide. The blood cells are viewed under a

high-powered microscope while the blood cells are

moving and alive. The blood activity is then projected

onto a screen while the client sees the blood on a

computer screen. The client must fast, no eating of

any food for at least 4 hours prior but please drink

3-6 cups of water in those 4 hours (no pop, juice,

coffee etc...).

 

Information will be provided with an

action plan based on the blood’s appearance, You are

encouraged to bring along a light snack to eat after the screening test. We do ask that you stop all supplements 12 hours before your screening test.

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Duration of the Live Cell Microscopy consult should

be approximately 60 mins. 

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Note : The following will be used to perform the screening test 
- Vinyl gloves- Alcohol swabs- New Lancet used every testing -

slides & cover slips 
If you have any known allergies, or conditions to this list, please let the front desk know. 

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Action Plan:

Recommendations for supplements, nutrition meal plans or follow up with practitioners. Preferably 2-4

times a year will provide a maintenance plan. A list of resources will be provided, identifying specifics of

what the client is to do. Insight into the clients lifestyle and how they are contributing factors with the live blood cell analysis will also be supported.  Please Note: Live Blood Cell Microscopy is used as a nutrition evaluation screening test and NOT for diagnostic purposes.