Live blood celle analysis: Does it work?

[Guest guest]

A general practitioner who also does natural/ alternative medicine

suggested this. She also wants me to get my saliva tested.. .something

to do with adrenal stress profile or something.. but i'm not worried

about that: it's being sent to a credible labratory.

 

I have read so many conflicting reports on live blood cell analysis

(also called live blood analysis). Wikipedia amongst others claim it as

bogus, and says it often has false negatives/ positives merely beause

the blood clots on the screen and whatnot.

 

Other sites claim it is highly useful and can find all sorts of things-

including parasites and candida overgrowth, sugar problems,

intolerances, even cancer (cancer!!!!).

 

Is there anyone here who has had this procedure done for them or used

it successfully? Basically, can anyone give me a personal story either

supporting or debunking this practise?

[Guest guest]

Be cautious about the Internet: everything is NOT true; neither is it

always expert advice.

 

Consider a good MD, ND, or DO who does a LOT of dark-field microscopy;

since 1972 I have witnessed good results from its proper use.

 

, " born_of_beltane "

<mysteriousdarkness wrote:

>

> A general practitioner who also does natural/ alternative medicine

> suggested this. She also wants me to get my saliva tested.. .something

> to do with adrenal stress profile or something.. but i'm not worried

> about that: it's being sent to a credible labratory.

>

> I have read so many conflicting reports on live blood cell analysis

> (also called live blood analysis). Wikipedia amongst others claim it as

> bogus, and says it often has false negatives/ positives merely beause

> the blood clots on the screen and whatnot.

>

> Other sites claim it is highly useful and can find all sorts of things-

> including parasites and candida overgrowth, sugar problems,

> intolerances, even cancer (cancer!!!!).

>

> Is there anyone here who has had this procedure done for them or used

> it successfully? Basically, can anyone give me a personal story either

> supporting or debunking this practise?

>