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Live blood cell analysis, also known as live blood cell microscopy or dark-field microscopy, is a health practice that involves the examination of a person's blood under a microscope in real-time.
Here's how live blood cell analysis is typically conducted:
Sample Collection: A small drop of the patient's blood is taken from a finger prick or another source and placed on a glass slide.
Microscopic Examination: The blood sample is then placed under a specialized microscope equipped with dark-field illumination. This technique allows the practitioner to observe the blood cells in a live state, rather than in a fixed and stained state typically used in traditional blood tests.
Observation: The practitioner examines the live blood sample and looks for various elements, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma. They may also observe the size, shape, and movement of these components.
Interpretation: Practitioners analyze the results They may suggest dietary and lifestyle recommendations or the use of dietary supplements or alternative therapies to address any perceived issues.
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