Live Blood Cell Analysis
What it is
Live Blood Analysis is a simple procedure used to obtain a quick, non invasive, and accurate look at your blood cells by a medical professional who is trained to do so. It involves taking a few small drops of blood, using a regular lancet you may have used or seen used for taking blood sugar at home. The blood is then placed on a glass slide and examining it under a powerful microscope.
What to Expect
In a Live blood appointment, you can expect to spend about 45 minutes from start to finish. The doctor will use a lancet to get a few small drops of blood onto a couple of glass slides, and place them under a high-quality microscope right there in the office. As the doctor analyzes your blood, one of the other members of our staff will be in the room with you, taking notes on any findings so that you can focus on what the doctor is relaying in the moment.
As with every other aspect of our office and the services we offer, we believe that each patient should be fully involved and understand every aspect of their health and their treatment. While in the Live Blood room, whatever the doctor is seeing under the microscope will be shown, in real time, on a screen above the research table. This way, we are able to point to exactly what he is noting in your blood as you see for yourself every detail.
What We Analyze
With this simple service, we are able to obtain a broad range of information about your health. Some of the most important things we are looking for are blood cells damaged by free radicals in the body, heavy metals and toxins, size and shape of blood cells, potential bacteria or parasites, digestive system and absorption levels, hormonal imbalances, vitamin deficiencies, oxygen saturation, underlying infection, thyroid disease, leaky gut, and many more.
Why Should I Consider Booking a Live Blood Analysis?
Often times, when we are seeking answers about our health, we don’t know where to begin. Maybe you’ve been to your family doctor and haven’t been given the direction you need. Or perhaps you’ve been on this path for a while now and have hit too many dead ends. If this sounds like you, or if you are just beginning this journey and don’t know where to begin, we recommend a blood analysis that can, more often than not, give you an idea of where to look and which direction to go in. This is a great launching off point to begin finding real answers and seeing real results in your quality of life.