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Live Blood Analysis
Live Blood Analysis for the Layperson
Picture this: you’re sitting at your kitchen table, a small microscope in front of you. With a tiny prick of your finger, you place a drop of blood on a slide and peer through the lens. Suddenly, you’re transported into a mesmerizing world of swirling cells, each one telling a …
Uncovering the Microbial World: An Exploration
One thing I have learned in my life is to question everything? Things are not always as they seem! For one to know or hold truth, one has to wade through a sea of lies. As a Live Blood Analyst and a Soil Microbiologist, I’ve had the pleasure and …
Live Blood – Rouleau Marker How to Treat
Oxygen and Oxygenation Many live blood samples I see show the marker “rouleau” which means “stacked coin” in French. The red blood cells literally stack up like coins. While this marker is better than having Red Blood Cell Aggregation, it still is concerning and I call this “sticky blood” …
The Hidden Lanuguage of Terrain Theory
Recent scientific discoveries are revolutionizing our understanding of life, revealing a hidden language that transcends the traditional boundaries of biology. This intricate communication system, comprised of bioelectrical networks, pH gradients, and microbial interactions, operates both within our bodies and in the soil beneath our feet. While DNA and genes like …