darkfield live blood cell analysis

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This is my first time here. I am looking for info about " darkfield

live blood cell analysis " . I saw a naturopathic doctor last week that

does the live blood cell analysis and to here him tell it, it is an

awesome test and can tell a person tons about their body. I would like

to know how reliable it is. Any other info would bw helpful too.

 

Thanks,

 

Del

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Here is an article from quackwatch.org. I have worked in a

hematology laboratory at a major New York hospital for 10 years. I

have never come across any test where a doctor ordered this type of

analysis and although we had over a million dollars worth of

diagnostic machinery, I have never come across this particular test.

Beware! I know there is one doctor in my town who showed " bugs " in my

friends blood using this instrument and I warned him it was a fake

and the doctor was a quack. If those bacteria and parasites were

really present he would not be alive or be at deaths door.

 

James R. Privitera, Jr., M.D., was convicted in 1975 and sentenced to

six months in prison for conspiring to prescribe and distribute

laetrile. In 1980, after the appeals process ended, he served fifty-

five days in jail..........

 

Privitera founded two companies that have marketed devices for

doing " live cell analysis, " a procedure in which blood obtained from

a patient's finger is placed under a dark-field microscope to which a

television monitor has been attached, so that both the practitioner

and the patient can examine cells and particles in the blood.

Proponents claim that this method can be used to detect " multiple

vitamin and mineral deficiencies, toxicity, tendencies toward

allergic reaction, excess fat circulation, liver weakness, and

arteriosclerosis. " However, the test has little or no value in

diagnosing such conditions.

 

 

 

 

 

, " Delano Eaton "

<mushimushi@s...> wrote:

> This is my first time here. I am looking for info about " darkfield

> live blood cell analysis " . I saw a naturopathic doctor last week

that

> does the live blood cell analysis and to here him tell it, it is an

> awesome test and can tell a person tons about their body. I would

like

> to know how reliable it is. Any other info would bw helpful too.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Del

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Nevada753 wrote--

Proponents claim that this method can be used to detect " multiple

vitamin and mineral deficiencies, toxicity, tendencies toward

allergic reaction, excess fat circulation, liver weakness, and

arteriosclerosis. " However, the test has little or no value in

diagnosing such conditions.

 

I tend to believe that all these things can be found through thorough blood

testing. I know that when it is said that " The LIFE is In the blood, " they

aren't talking about just oxygen. They mean the life/health/mental and physical

would show in the blood of any person. As well as the amount of oxygen. As far

as I know no one has done much work to see what sort of life a person has after

a blood transfusion. Do they feel the same as before mentally as well as

physically? Has something changed deep inside or have they taken on attributes

from someone else's life?

A few friends and I have been comparing experiences after having had blood

transfusions and EVERYONE of us has experienced profound mysterious changes not

realising why.

After the birth of my last child, through haemorrhaging badly I had to have a

couple of pints of blood and a couple of pints of saline. I felt fine for a few

days even a couple of weeks. But after that a deep strange depression settled

on me. Of course my doctor diagnosed Post natal 'blues'. But it wasn't just

the dark depression that was bothering me. I no longer felt like " Me " . I was

troubled by the strange feeling which even today I cannot describe. I suppose I

could be put down as an ultra-sensitive person. But how come all my friends

experienced the same thing? We could not put our fingers on it but it all

stemmed from the time or very close after, of the blood transfusions. Not all

of them had just given birth. Some had the transfusions for other reasons so it

could NOT be Post natal blues for all of us.

My depression lasted for 14 years. I was on so much medication and felt

terrible all that time. On top of that within 5 years of the transfusion I had

developed CFS/Fibromyalgia. One of my friends had that as well as Lupus,

Scleroderma, Sgogren's disease and a few other auto-immune disease. A whole

gamut. Another friend just had the same as me CFS/FM. All of us are suffering

from these immune system diseases in one way or another and there is no cure in

sight???? One of us has found a cure of sorts. High dosages of Doxycycline.

Already she is seeing some great relief. There are parasites in our blood. And

God alone knows what else. I have had several blood tests and get back the

message that " We couldn't find anything wrong " . But my dear friend with all the

long list of problems went to a thorough investigative MD and her blood tests

and other tests showed a severe mycoplasma infestation and they will, with the

right tests, show up. So she at least, is getting the only treatment the so

called Medical hierarchy can give. But even thought its' not a permanent cure

as far as we know, at least she almost feels like her old self. Almost. She

is often still at death's door physically, but I'm talking about the

psychological aspect too. I don't agree with modern psychiatric medicine. It

is based on old fashioned ideas. The depression immediately puts you onto MD

prescribed antidepressants and tranquilizers. Not a cure!

Anyone else experienced this?