Live Blood Analysis
Benefits of Live      
Blood Analysis:     
• Learn how to feel    
healthy and happy
• Increase your energy
• Weight management
• Learn what your      
body needs          
• Balance pH              
• Improve digestive    
sufficiency            
• Reverse signs of      
disease                  
• Reverse free radical  
damage                 
• Increase nutritional  
knowledge            
Balanced Concepts Ltd.
What is Live Blood Analysis?
  • Nutritional Live Blood Analysis involves the examination of a fresh drop of
    living blood under a high-power video-microscope that has a closed-circuit
    video system which projects the microscopic image onto a computer screen.

  • Dark field-Microscopy is used for Live Blood Analysis.
Purpose of Live Blood Analysis
  • Live blood analysis is an excellent means of viewing by microscope the red
    blood cells, various types of white blood cells, platelets, and blood plasma,
    just as they function in the body.

  • There is a synergetic connection between the food you eat, your blood
    type, the look of your blood under the microscope, and your state of health.

  • Food can be medicine or it can be like poison. Determining a blood type can
    give indications to food compatibility and related health issues.
Why observe the blood “live”?
  • An individual’s life and health energies show in the drops of their blood.

  • Often things are noticed that are never seen using traditional methods of
    blood screening.

  • The quicker your blood deteriorates on the slide, the more “unhealthy” you
    are.
What is going on inside your body?
HEALTHY BLOOD
UNHEALTHY BLOOD
Dry Blood Analysis
Dry Blood Analysis is used to observe the extent of free radical activity taking
place in the body.

How it is done:
A drop of blood from the finger tip is placed on a specimen slide in a series of
layers.

After the layers dry, they are observed under the microscope.
HEALTHY DRY BLOOD SPECIMEN
UNHEALTHY DRY BLOOD SPECIMEN
Above is a standard set up for
Darkfield Microscopy which is used
for Live Blood Analysis.
A drop of blood from the finger is
placed on the microscope slide and
examined with Darkfield Microscopy
dry, after which it is examined with
Brightfield Microscopy