photocomparative blood analysis
Photocomparative Blood
Analysis is the examination of both “live” and dried blood with
a powerful microscope, in order to spot anomalies, contamination, infections
and other problems.
Unlike standard chemical blood tests, the technique examines the blood
visually while it is still fresh, to assess the health and function of
red and white cells and other blood components, and the activity of parasites,
bacteria and other infectious agents, while they are still alive and active.
Dried samples of the blood are also examined, and can reveal further information
about the health of the blood and possible contaminations or deficiencies.
Based on their observations, practitioners diagnose any signs of disease
activity, nutritional deficiencies or other problems and recommends various
treatments such as supplements or enzymes. Practitioners claim that the
technique allows them to spot early warning signs of diseases from arthritis
to cancer far sooner than traditional methods of diagnosis, allowing for
simple preventative measures to fend off what could become a serious problem
later.
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