🔬 My Problems with Live Blood Analysis (LBA)

[@AllyGray]

I would still love to understand critical features needed to view live or dry blood under a microscope. There are a lot of amazing things in our blood to look at. It’s fun to watch white blood cells gobble things up like tiny blob monsters

[@CrystalMahler]

I am not a doctor, but here is what I know. I just spent years getting progressively sicker. Losing hair, gaining weight, my whole body screaming in pain everyday. Becoming more and more exhausted to the point where I was taking several naps a day and had to chug caffeine every moment that I was awake to just get through the simplest of tasks. My quality of life was so poor I couldn't maintain friendships or work or practically do anything. I went to the doctors available to me in my area several times and they did extensive traditional blood testing and kept telling me that they could find nothing wrong with me. I got live blood testing and we immediately pinpointed the issues that I was suffering from and healed them and within a week I now have no pain in my body so much energy that I don't know what to do with and I feel completely rejuvenated and better than I have since I was a teenager. I saw the transformation in my blood with my own eyes, and I feel it in my body. What you're saying just isn't consistent with my own actual experience, and I have to believe my own experience. Imagine if I had seen this video before I received a live blood testing and got diagnosis and treatment based off of that, I would still be so sick and broken down and suffering.

[@hristaki99]

-vague as heck -profile made right when the comment was made -no activity since Ladies and gentlement, we found a fake account by a liar and a scammer who is involved in this scheme praying on desperate, sick people. Don't buy this fake story! Go to a real doctor, people.

[@Stelos-]

Anecdotal evidence has little place in real scientific discussions.

[@RT-th1mz]

Testimonies have every place in scientific discussions. @@Stelos-

[@lorak3079]

If you healed from years of illness in one week you need to notify the Vatican!

[@Anna-b9y5t]

What was your condition?

[@ReeseNL2012]

I think it depends on the person doing the analysis. If you speak to someone that has been doing this for a long time they will be able to show you proof of before/after their recommendations to clients.

[@limitlessenergy369]

Correct. Which is what I do, and all in under 30 minutes. Blood taken before, treatment done, blood taken after, objective improvement shown. This guy making the video is an idiot stuck in the medical box.

[@grahammcandrew5614]

pleomorphism. Pleomorphism in a micrograph depicting histopathologic changes found in a Kaposi sarcoma lesion. Pleomorphism is evident in the variations in cellular staining qualities and in the varying sizes of cell nuclei, some of which are atypical and indicative of malignant disease.

[@lunam7249]

correct🎉❤🥇👏👏👏🔥😘

[@maxinejohnson7577]

First of all, in the United States, no health practitioner, other than medical doctors, are allowed to diagnose a disease. Non-medical practitioners can say other things, but we cannot ever say a person has an actual medical disease nor can we ever say that food heals, or that non-medical health practitioners can heal a patient from disease. So what can non-medical health practitioners do?? We can describe what we're seeing as best we can, according to our education and experience. From what I've seen and experienced, that is WAY more than a medical doctor can do or is willing to be trained to do. Doctors are constrained within the medical box. They gather symptoms, look for the disease in their list that most closely fits, check the box for insurance to pay for it, and then prescribe a drug to treat it. Doesn't sound very personal. What I find helpful with live blood analysis is that the patient/client can see with their own eyes what their own blood looks like. With careful training and education for the practitioner as to what and what not to say, this is very helpful. And now, with so many people experiencing tragic consequences of the "jabs", it's imperative that practitioners come up with a way to get these foreign objects/graphene oxide particles/strange parasite-looking things identified and purged from suffering people. They are waking up now to the horror of what they've done. I had a friend that was helped greatly over a period of time. His blood was filled with debris due to years of taking antiobiotics prescribed by a doctor who diagnosed him with Lyme. When he started to rethink this method and started seeking alternative care, he found a live-blood analyst and the first pictures of his blood were shocking. As stated, he was full of debris and his blood cells were stuck together (rouleaux). There were no images of free-flowing red blood cells at all. His blood was not deep red, but actually a pale red color. The practitioner put him on a detox program using diatomaceous earth and 3 months later his blood was cleaner, much less debris, his blood looked dark red and healthy, and red blood cells were free-flowing normally, not stuck together. His eyes were bluer in color, and the whites of his eyes were whiter. Bottom line: whether it's a medical doctor or a non-medical health care practitioner, there are good ones and bad ones. It's up to the client/patient to do their due diligence, get 2nd opinions, and do their own research. I, for one, do not put all practitioners of whatever field and practice into one bucket. From our great nutritional pioneers, we have ground breaking research and methods that truly heal but their findings were not indexed, and they were referred to as "quacks". Why?? Because the pioneers who did their research were actually healing people. Healed people don't need drugs. Drug companies would have lost billions of $$$ over time if non-medical practitioners research had been published. But now we know drugs do not heal, they merely suppress symptoms which then leads to needing more drugs for the side-effects. We all know this now ... right? Would anyone trust the medical community again after the last 3 years they put us through?? The medical community and people online who are paid to bash anyone who is not medical and methods that are outside of medical practice should be ashamed. Every person is free to choose, based on their own research, their own practitioner.

[@habbibi806]

Well said brother 👏

[@shannoncrees1974]

Thank you so much for sharing. I took my parent who had multiple j@bs. Their blood was scary. I am so glad I did this. I believe my dad would have died from what I saw. His blood was FULL of what they called hydr0g£ls. You could clearly see his blood was congested with stuff that was blocking the flow of his blood. My mums was masses of all stuck together like glue it looked dead stuck heavy. Masses and masses. Her eyes are yellow and She has been so puffy under her eyes I sent her to the dr to test her kidney and liver function. And the useless dr said she was all fine when it’s written all over her face that something needs addressing. Dehydration could play a part from looking at her blood. Isn’t that a helpful diagnosis from a clear visual image of blood that is so obviously wrong? The dr certainly wasn’t capable of helping with anything at all so why do you think we end up at alternate practitioners offices? You seriously need to take another look. They have both been tired and brain fog

[@shannoncrees1974]

Also from my LBA what I was recommended cost about $20 for 6 months supply and she didn’t sell it to me. I had to go out and find it for myself. Don’t judge all practitioners from one bad one. Drs do terrible damage to peoples health we have to be disconcerting when picking any kind of practitioner. All my health issues were because of injury due to overprescription of antibiotics by a dr

[@jenny-DD]

Yes keep selling snake oil - you will be charged with practicing Medicine without a license soon

[@ronnorris6685]

At 7:49 a comment on red blood cells and fermentation. RBCs use lactic acid fermentation for metabolism since they lack mitochondria and can't use up any oxygen they carry. Thanks for your other comments.

[@KimberlyKopetseg-kq8pb]

Louis Pasteur- Germ Theory (kill the germ) vs Antoine Bechamp- Terrain Theory (clean the tank). Why do you think Pasteur said on his death bed that Bechamp was right. The germ is nothing, the terrain is everything ? 🤔🧐 There is a video called Terrain The Film: The End of Germ Theory. Please share with your audience how the body maintain homeostasis for the pH of the blood. I agree with some things you stated but respectfully disagree with other things you stated. In science, medical professionals should have open discussions regarding theories and at times will agree to disagree. We are exposed to constant toxins/pollutants in the air we breath, water we drink, food we eat, skin/beauty products, baby products, household products etc. Live blood analysis looks at the internal terrain and not used to formulate a diagnosis. You can see RBCs, WBCs, plasma, fibrin, bacteria, parasites, apoptosis, potential nutrient deficiencies based on RBC appearance, client history, physical exam that can be further evaluated using conventional medicine labs (vitamin B12, folate/vitamin B9, iron panel, ferritin etc.). Artifacts can be from air bubbles, dust, debris, piece of hair, piece of gauze, glass slide abnormality, etc. which a trained eye would recognize as an artifact. Why did you not describe the mechanism of action why one might see rouleau? You mentioned increased WBCs is sepsis but there can be other reasons for increased WBCs as well and you did not mention other possibilities. A person is very ill when they are septic and are diagnosed based on history, physical exam, imaging, lab tests etc. You also did not mention potential reasons for decreased mobility and/or decreased amount of WBCs. Organs/glands need proper nutrient cofactors to function properly on a cellular level. Diet, lifestyle choices, environmental exposures etc. can positively or negatively affect the internal terrain of the body. What do you know about the Rockefeller family and connection to medical schools, American Medical Association, pharmaceutical industries etc.? Data provided in clinical studies can be manipulated, results skewed, not included etc. based on biased opinion, conflict of interest, who funded the study, type of study performed, etc. There is a video you might want to consider watching where Dr. Andrew Kaufman is having a conversation with Dr. Judy Mikovits and other speakers regarding not being able to isolate viruses using Koch’s Postulates. In Conventional Medicine symptoms can be for different reasons and that is why a provider must r/o differential diagnoses as well.

[@alexmihalache723]

I agree with everything you said, I am a veterinarian and the only condition I can diagnose with "Live Blood Analysis" is Dirofilaria immitis (heartworm), namely Microfilariae (immature heartworms).

[@ctvediting]

Is it possible to do a canine ear-swab and detect bacteria such as staph? I was dubious about this when the vet showed me a blurry micro-photograph that supposedly showed lozenge-shaped bacteria. Of course, he prescribed ear-drops.

[@alexmihalache723]

@@ctvediting Yes it's possible. Pets can have bacterial, fungal or even parasitic otitis. Bacteria and fungi ca be better highlighter by staining methods and ear mites or demodex parasites by simply displaying the ear secretion on the slide.

[@vnkdabaz3513]

But humans are 90% immune to heart worms.

[@Bambotb]

Does it mean the laboratories that do blood tests a scam ?

[@diysmallthings]

@@Bambotb Lab don't test blood only with microscope. Microscope test is a part of clinical examination.

[@DrWendi]

Anyone that has done a proper live blood analysis program knows the difference between a bubble and a white blood cell, that the moving dots are not bacteria, and that rouleau can be an artifact if the finger is squeezed too much getting the blood. I think there are a lot of valuable things we can see in the blood.

[@RebelKree]

I am a medical laboratory technologist and have been looking blood slides for 20 years doing scans and MDIFFs. Recently my son developed severe anemia and digestion issues. After months of testing and specialists and against my better judgement, he went to a naturopath in Toronto who recommended him to a LBA. I was horrified. I have since learned that first of all, LBA does NOT DIAGNOSE OR TREAT ILLNESS. So for that reason your video is actually quite deceiving. This is because you are saying that they are diagnosing disease and that is not what they do. This analysis, combined with help from the naturopath actually did provide an explanation for his symptoms and the naturopath helped provide a treatment plan that helped tremendously. I was a sceptic but now I am convinced that there is far more to the blood terrain than we learn in medical school. For that reason I feel compelled to tell you that I actually disagree with this video.

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

Read that what other people have to say and what science has to say on this topic. www.theguardian.com/society/2005/jul/12/health.science An online search will result in many more articles on this issue.

[@focusabove2960]

and again, your sources are not reliable😢

[@shannoncrees1974]

I strongly disagree too. I have had LBA because I was unwell 2 months after dental surgery. What I saw in my blood was horrific. I believe they injected me with something really messed up. I have started to detox it and my blood is starting to clear. I also had huge amounts of dead red blood cells after a strong frequency healing treatment. The person who offered me this blood screening does not sell any kind of supplement she also does not diagnose disease. She is a researcher like you. You look at your food and saliva and you don’t think looking at blood in a proper way is relevant! You need to take another look after anything has been injected by a dr into your blood stream. I absolutely love all your other videos and information

[@daranokes3906]

I received my schooling from Toronto in 2018 . LBA and Dry Blood Analysis or known as oxidative stress test. It's similar to blood smearing. You should go have it done and learn it yourself. You would be great with what you have a back ground in

[@SmoothOperator319]

@@focusabove2960 antidote evidence is still evidence and her experience. You don’t have to believe her.

[@nightmares_shadow2662]

This is not true. There are intracellular parasites that lodge in RBC and WBC. I suffered from Lyme and co-infections for years, and live blood analysis reflected it perfectly. After the treatment, my blood was utterly different.

[@avrilteasdale3934]

I do no think a diagnosis can be done with live blood. However, I got really sick years ago and bought a microscopes to look at my live blood. Doctors told me I was fine everything checked out health. After understanding healthy microscopic blood. I could see mine was a mess. I worked on getting my blood to look healthy through Suppliments, diet and exercise. I could see it slowly change. It took eighteen months to get my health back. Later watching a t.v. Documentary I understood my sickness was Lyme disease. I totally understand dark field now after years of working with my own blood and family members. I can see your state of health. I can also make suggestions on how to improve your health. It may not be scientific enough for you, but it works, clean healthy looking blood compared with an unhealthy specimen speaks volumes.

[@BritishBeachcomber]

But when looking for parasites you are not interested in the blood. You are looking for things that do not belong there.

[@shannoncrees1974]

I had LBA when I had an infection after dental surgery and my blood was full of white blood cells because I was fighting infection. They completely changed on resolution of the infection

[@BuzzBoar]

​@@avrilteasdale3934 I did the exact same thing!!

[@edithguerra127]

Where did you do that analysis please?

[@garyfinch1840]

While there definitely are fraudsters, there are also people who use it correctly and definitely not for diagnosis of any kind.

[@sharhi]

So having clean sterile glass slides is something that is impossible for these practitioners?

[@lunam7249]

Sterility at 400x magnification is hard in ordinary rooms.. a sterile room in hospital maybe...better and IC electronics manufacturing room

[@antmartsocalratgirl]

Cutting the glass creates microscopic shards to be included on the slides. No way around that.

[@blastoise77]

I want to analyze my own blood so there's no monetary gain in my desire to do so. I would like to monitor my blood often to see if there are any visable changes to the appearance of my blood cells along with any foreign artifacts. I understand your concerns that one glimpse at one slide doesn't give you enough data to make an accurate assumtion, but what if I analyze my blood every day for a month and I spot the same artifacts? What if I was to fast for 3 days and analyze my blood several times before after after? What if I made observations before and after trying different routines like cardio exercise, drinking different amounts of eater per day, trying different diets like vegan vs carnivore? I'm not professing to be a medical doctor but surely multiple observations of your own blood would be beneficial to my health?

[@jenny-DD]

Good thing you have zero Prescriptive Authority since you have zero education

[@marias.5682]

Why the experts do not examine the jabbed blood? When I am so wrong, why did they wipe out our discussion? Do you rember?

[@LeticiaSierra]

👉🏻 9:05 same argument applies to every scientific dogma

[@Genesis-rn5jz]

Yes, including the affirmation that the v a c c i n e s for what we suffer from 2020 were safe and effective, and we are seeing now that they were not.

[@AnitaCorbett]

Thank you for bravely stating what you believe And to everyone who commented politely- well done These discussions in science are extremely necessary and healthy and there is always something to be learned from both sides ‼️ BRAVO

[@RealJaketheDog]

With an untrained eye, I do understand the detrimental effects of LBA. It is much like the paradox of Self diagnosis through WebMD. My question to you is, are there any benefits to LBA to someone like a hemotologist who regularly works with blood? Would that practitioner be able to evaluate my blood as a whole?

[@marcypollan7829]

This guy is really glib. He doesn't really ynow what he's talking about.

[@MillennialInMedicine]

Hematologists deal almost exclusively with Wright stained smears and different modifications of wright stain. I work in a hematology lab and the only time we would ever do a wet mount of blood is to check for rouleaux of RBCs. I’ve seen LBA practitioners claiming that I stained platelets were yeast and such, scary stuff.

[@NewJocular]

@@marcypollan7829 Why are you attacking Jake? He is asking a good question.

[@NewJocular]

​@@MillennialInMedicine Do you think there is any value at all in LBA? It definitely is done fraudulently. Do you think a responsible Doctor could use it as pre diagnostic test and then follow up with serology or PCR or something like that? I really am not being glib.

[@MillennialInMedicine]

@@NewJocular Live blood cell analysis does not have any diagnostic value IMO, the only reason we ever look at live blood in my clinical lab is to check for rouleaux, or what is called a ‘Fetal RBC Screening’ of a mothers blood to check for rosettes, and even then, this blood is modified using an antibody incubation. And a doctor would really never look at blood under the scope in a clinical setting. Mostly lab technologists/scientists are doing this work.

[@MonicaMoveMIRealty]

Thank you - I sat down with a live blood analysis person and was very skeptical about what she was telling me (although I had zero knowledge) it just didn't make sense to me. Your video was so very helpful.

[@tonytenbreock8546]

Great commentary. 70 years ago I had a "physical", directed by an MD who used "BA" as a factor in prescribing Thyroid. Also my fluoroscope was shown to my parents. Only one step from "spontaneous generation." Glad to see medicine and biological sciences move forward. Keep up the good work.

[@aaat600]

Be strong and support people who want to discover and resolve health issues. The right people will use it for the right reason

[@carda5967]

Also I cannot tell you how many ridiculous doctors I've been to. One of them did not even know what enzymes were. 🤦

[@lunam7249]

There are lots!!! Just make sure yours is not a clown!!

[@sigitaskk504]

To see life blood cels is best to see by Phase contrast, not by darkfield

[@lisanash6487]

Please show pictures of what is normally found in the blood! Make another video of examples of healthy blood.

[@return2earthvideochannel]

Exactly! This idiot should compare known healthy blood with the blood from people who have known medical conditions.

[@doubtingmantis]

Pleomorphism is the ability of some microorganisms to alter their morphology, biological functions or reproductive modes in response to environmental conditions. Pleomorphism has been observed in some members of the Deinococcaceae family of bacteria.

[@lightboxliving]

I disagree with you. If you see a spirochete in live blood, what would you say it is?

[@r8421]

A trillion dollar per year industry relies on keeping people sick, prescribing medications, referring to specialists and having surgeries performed.

[@vincentbedami4048]

Live Blood Analysis may serve as a cost-effective and convenient preliminary test within a clinical setting. However, it should not be relied upon as a standalone diagnostic tool. If abnormalities such as the presence of bacteria or elevated white blood cell count are detected during the analysis, it is advisable to proceed with confirmatory tests that adhere to the gold standard for diagnosing the specific condition in question. This approach ensures accurate and reliable diagnosis before reaching conclusions about a patient's health status.

[@carda5967]

I appreciate your concern about this type of testing, but I tend to believe that just as any other profession there are always people who lack training, or are just scammers. I had This blood picture done and found out I have fibrin all in my blood. This was very helpful to me as the doctors never even tested for such a thing. Also my blood cells were enlarged and had white spots Well more like one large white spot in the middle. I was told this was anemia and eventually after four more doctor blood test one of them confirmed I had extreme anemia and so much so that my platelets were enlarged and very pale in the very center. My friend that went with me also learned of things that helped her situation very much. I do believe you need training but I have found this to be extremely helpful and diagnosing pain and weakness in my muscles. My hemoglobin was 7.9 and my ferritin was a three I had to have iron infusions and I believe the blood picture was correct. I also do not want to offend or mean to be disrespectful but hopefully you would reconsider such a definite opinion on the matter. Thank you for your time. I do appreciate your video I did learn from it Thank you for that too

[@aseaofbluewaves2510]

Yes I too learned a ton of information after getting bitten by an infected tick & seeing all the spirochetes in my blood it did confirm my lyme diagnosis & poor immune response. No WBC or other cells coming to pick up all the cellular debris-- who knows where that came from but it was very enlightening!

[@Codrean]

Search for ceruloplasmin+copper+anemia. We don't need to supplement iron, and low iron in blood doesn't mean low iron, It is all inside our tissues.

[@Hassingerjeff]

Anytime you get a d dimer test done we are testing for fibrin degradation products and platelet size has absolutely nothing to do with anemia I’m seriously concerned about the levels of dumbassery I’m seeing in this comment section. JFC talk about a dumpster fire

[@billlanders2810]

Thanks for overcoming your reluctance to offend proponents of live blood analysis (LBA) and posting this video. My company sells phase contrast microscopes to dentists for periodontal risk assessment. I'm often asked whether our microscopes can also be used for LBA. They can, but like you, I don't think that LBA has any scientific grounding. I've attended scores of holistic dental meetings and lectures on LBA and am shocked at how readily some practitioners will uncritically accept LBA as established science without bothering to do a little research of their own to substantiate the claims. I was at a large holistic meeting once and invited two LBA speakers to use our microscopes for a little hands-on, LBA lab session. The microscopes were Nikon Alphaphots, a very good lab grade scope at the time, variously equipped with both dark field and phase contrast illumination. The two speakers were separated into different groups. Afterwards, some of the attendees from the different groups met with me to compare notes. It became readily apparent that there was no common agreement on what they were seeing, even when looking at the same slide. We had also split some samples on two slides so that one could be viewed with dark field and the other with phase contrast. The different illuminations apparently made a difference because the diagnoses of the same sample viewed with dark field differed when seen in phase contrast. :-( Despite it being useless for LBA, microscopy, especially phase contrast microscopy, is proving highly useful in detecting early periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is caused by a few dozen pathogenic bacteria acting in concert (out of an estimated 800+ oral bacterial species). The subgingival biofilms of periodontally healthy individuals are dominated by largely aerobic, Gram positive species. Conversely, the biofilms of people with periodontal infections are dominated by Gram negative anaerobic species, including 57 Treponema species, never found in health. Their characteristic morphotype is easily distinguished microscopically, enabling early preventive treatment.

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

Thank you.

[@0Eliza0]

That is really interesting! Thank you, Bill. I knew I wasn't sitting here on Saturday night reading comments on videos for nothing!

[@app2395]

I’m shocked to see how many people accept the injections that claim to create inmunity for certain diseases when there is not science behind and not enough research before to take them out of the population. People like you believe and science but does not look for it or understand the mechanics involved to be able to show scientific proof because the ones to approve this process are so highly paid that won’t approve anything that will take them out of the commissions ($) to continue to promote business that don’t prevent dieses but creates them. There is a pill for every disease eh?? But people still 😷

[@limitlessenergy369]

We don't think LBA has scientific grounding. WE KNOW. I do not go to anyone else for LBA, and there is absolutely nothing you or anyone can do besides commit murder to stop me. I do not need a license to do anything as they say, my body, my choice. It is despicable how so many of those in the allotropic medical box want this to apply to abortion but not vaccination. You won't jab me unless I am already dead and I am not the only one who would rather eat weeds and forage than take a jab to enter a public grocery store like some tyrannical countries I won't bother naming. I personally use phase contrast LBA and have objective evidence that treatments I was previously skeptical about doing anything, actually worked for me, when I am the operator of all devices. At least you discovered that phase contrast microscopy can assist you and peers in some way, but you are simply flat out wrong about LBA not being able to add objective data points to a treatment approaches scientific evidence. Luckily for you dislikes were disabled because the Biden White House KZbin channel was getting more dislikes than likes. Bwahahaha. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6rWl36voZ2Cb80&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@FireThru]

I understand the average person shouldn't jump to conclusions, but I've seen other people with Masters Degrees find parasites in my blood that were surely not debris on the slide. I know it's frustrating to receive questions about LBA, but please remain humble. Most people down this road have been sick for over a decade and it seems every doctor we see just wants to charge us for another battery of tests, supplements, and office visits. I was told it would be $10,000 for a visit to see a lyme/mold doctor and paid $20,000 for an inflammatory eye condition procedure which left me worse than before. I understand you are frustrated with health care professionals who are only in this to make money- trust me, I am too. Please consider doing a deep dive into blood analysis for those of us who are so desperate to understand why we are unwell that we'd be willing to buy a microscope and try our best to figure it out ourselves.

[@MichaelSkinner-e9j]

Most trained eyes can tell. Usually. Especially if they’ve been doing it for years. The problem becomes when you do it 24/7. Lab technicians need a break and they need their lives made it easier

[@danmarquez3971]

Holy Moley! I was skeptical at first at YOUR claims, so I searched for peer-reviewed articles countering your claims and found none! Zero! Nil! Nada! Instead, I found articles of LBA practitioners getting fined, sued, or arrested. Ugh! That was an eye-opener!

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

Quote from Wikipedia (referenced in the article): "There is no scientific evidence that live blood analysis is reliable or effective, and it has been described as a fraudulent means of convincing people that they are ill and should purchase dietary supplements."

[@alfaandomega1]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy I BET YOU GOT THE VXX BECAUSE THERE IS SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE LOL

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

@@alfaandomega1 Correct.

[@alfaandomega1]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy DO YOU HAVE AN EMAIL ? I can send you pictures of parasites found in blood , you may learn from me

[@alfaandomega1]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy I’m wondering why you don’t send me an email - I have proof - I have found parasites in blood of relative healthy feel well people-

[@sigitaskk504]

Hematology doctors and researchers, was doing life blood tests long time ago and also is doing now. It is science.

[@Hassingerjeff]

Maybe old timey family doctors were attempting to use live blood analysis in their practice but you won’t find a single clinical lab that runs this test today. There is no clinical utility which is why it isn’t taught or practiced

[@sigitaskk504]

@@Hassingerjeff in Germany is some clinics what have this test and making this practice successfully. But they do not speak English and do not share it.

[@Hassingerjeff]

@@sigitaskk504 (x) doubt

[@koisolare1266]

I think your point would be much better presented if you actually spend more time explaining what the images mean in a sample. Can any parasites ever be seen without stains ... with dark field or other newer types of phase contrast methods. What are all of the knobby cells??? Are they the white blood cells seen with no stains or are they just RBCs that are dead/dehydrated. How do "cell fragments" have flagella or move around when all other items stay still? Saying it is done a certain way because you are trained that way in medicine is just not very useful for an argument. Why not say give complete trust in an AMA doctor they know better? There is not anything wrong about questioning something. When somebody experienced just dismisses what you say because they ... or maybe no body understands it yet that opens up speculation beyond maybe what is warranted.

[@AbdullahAzrael]

I understand 100% what you're saying I know some health food stores do this and then they sell you a bunch of vitamins

[@haraldklenk6278]

I know you have done a lot of videos on blood. A few videos Ago I asked in the coment section if you could do a video about making a permanent slide of a blood smear using Ethanol (Brennspiritus), Eosin, Methylenblue and Euparal. I think it would be a realy nice Experiment to try.

[@snotbeard6397]

Thanks for the valuable information, I'm a new microscope hobbiest and have seen a number of your videos. Integrity is rare in today's world thanks for doing the right thing! :)

[@marias.5682]

What do you think about jabbed blood now?

[@kimallen5085]

He didnt discuss it at all, probably because he wouldnt be able to explain those nano bots growing and putting out filaments that attach to other cells. You could see them attaching to RBC sucking the life.out of them, and creating polymers. That is why drs and morticiations are claiming these blood clots are like plastic and like nothing they have seen bfor

[@illTeK23]

Is it possible to analyse the ingredients of a covid vaccine thru a microscope? If yes, which microscope is necessary and who can do that? Is it possible to analyse a single specific objekt in the vaccine which was seen befor under a microscope?

[@0Eliza0]

The KZbin community guidelines wouldn't really allow a content creator to answer that question. It's a lot. You may need to search further than KZbin to some different uncensored search engines...or even go out into your neighborhood and see if ANYBODY seems to be sort of awake and not a robot and ask them...I am not even being sarcastic. We have entered into a new era. KZbin is a bit of an in-between zone...

[@michaelhovila7877]

Ingredients you are hoping to find are not done with microscopy. That would be chemistry analysis.

[@rockclimbingrules]

one simple, perhaps naive but serious question: (please answer) would the blood of a person with leukaemia look different to the blood of a healthy person using a dark field microscope?

[@bobabela]

You’re willingness to answer peoples questions with such a thoughtful response is appreciated. You are right, of course. Hopefully your points will hit home with those you are directing this to.

[@TheBeardedSandman]

Huh... Well, it's still much better than telling your doctor you don't feel well and they don't do shit, they just give you an anti anxiety medication and wish you the best of luck. I'll take my chances with live blood analysis and functional medicine doctors with all their supplements. I'd much rather be sold supplements than pills.

[@ooooneeee]

Many supplements and homeopathic "medicines" are manufactured by the same pharmaceutical corporations that make medicines.

[@Stelos-]

Feel free to make zero difference in your life and give money to scammers. It's a free country.

[@TheBeardedSandman]

@@Stelos- Awe, look! A smartass from the internet! How fun! Hey, guess what. The functional medicine doctor I mentioned in my original comment healed my chronic illness. I'm better now than I ever was under the conventional doctor's care. Happy trolling mother fucker!

[@limitlessenergy369]

@@Stelos- How is it a scam when blood seen before the treatment and seen after shows improvement? Its called Science. Different S.

[@zibobpompon5768]

The problem in fact is that in reality things are very complex ,and most uneducated people want simple answers and also they want it quickly , and they ignore the complexity in all scientifics fieds . I'm an electronics engineer and you have a customer in front of you they act the same way , and even worst, they want to teach your own jobs and oriented the diagnoctics , so frankly a big percentage of people think they can do better than a specialist in their own field who have take years to fully understand how things works . In others words there are plenty of " stupida " !!! in this world . So this is the main issue .

[@secretagb]

I'm definitely new to higher (lower?) level microscopy, I dabbled in my pre-teen years in larger specimens like insect parts, but now (in my 40s) I'm looking at blood and other very much smaller things. Someone recently told me the spikes were oxidative stress and I'm trying to find good sources to show one way or the other. I'd also heard it was dehydration. And my blood has literally many hundreds of very spiked and misshapen RBC so I'm trying to get a solid answer and it's becoming frustrating with the amount of general BS out there.

[@zevkej]

They dont know jack shit. Ive been going do drs for the last 4 years trying to figure out whats causing my health issues and they dont know what anything is unless it hits them in the face. Im about to buy a microscope and diagnostic software and figure it out myself.

[@Sophesi]

@@zevkej Might consider seeing an alternative medicine doctor that works with chronically ill they will use independent labs out pocket cost, this group runs tests that are NOT done by MD in the standard clinic

[@nikolawesthemkg]

I stumbled by accident into one practitioner's office who drew blood from myself and my girlfriend and my RBC clumped together with some (he called it parasites) swimming around. My girlfriend had no clumping RBC and no so-called parasites. I have lots of immune issues and she doesn't. I know that clumping RBC is an actual medical phenomenon so could clumping represent "red cell agglutination" and therefore the presence of some infection by some virus or pathogen?

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

While stacking can occur, microscopy is not a reliable method to diagnose this. When you wait long enough any blood cells will start to stack. For a reliable diagnosis, you need to check for biomarkers (substances produced etc) but not microscopy.

[@dianachern4234]

Don’t listen this guy, he has no idea what is actually working and his mind is in the box. You could see different blood yours and your girlfriends and you know you had issues but she didn’t. Try to find Naturopath to resolve your problems, doctors are clueless when it comes to chronic issues.

[@Tishwittman]

Hi there, is it possible to see graphene oxide or nanotechnology? I was thinking getting a microscope for this. I would like your suggestions ! You sound very knowledgeable, informative and genuine 💜

[@maxinejohnson7577]

From what I've seen it depends on the strength of the microscope and also the metal looks shiny. Not sure about graphene oxide but apparently the developers of these vaxxs programmed the graphene oxide particles to self-assemble into networks that can be seen. The picture I saw of the network looked like netting.. like a fishnet although microscopic.

[@Top-Code]

@@maxinejohnson7577 amazing, every word of what you just said was wrong.

[@PureTruth]

Darkfield Live Blood Analysis CAN be useful. Your video should have contained examples of when and how to provide balance.

[@jctr4559]

I believe he is innocently programmed to believe in conventional medicine. I’ll take LBA before any conventional medical quackery.

[@Hassingerjeff]

@@jctr4559 lmao have fun getting scammed bud

[@jctr4559]

@@Hassingerjeff Keep taking your pharmaceutical’s.

[@Hassingerjeff]

@@jctr4559 I’m not on any prescription meds unless you count cannabis but I am a professional medical laboratory scientist and I do have an interest in not seeing gullible people being taken advantage of by shameless hucksters 🤷‍♂️ Cope harder charlatan

[@fondrees]

​@@Hassingerjeffso you are discounting the whole field based on one utubers misinterpretation of what they were seeing.

[@klaasvaak3997]

But what criteria does a microscope need to have a good look at blood ?

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

Depends on the quality that you want to have. A standard microscope with a condenser and about 400x total magnification is enough.

[@robertsemenoff4970]

I feel your pain, people are turning away from medical professionals , but also thank you for the practical tips, because i simply cant get any further treatment of my subclinical anemia and i know i can do better for myself by tracking my blood health in real time. I am very interested in seeing examples of hypochromic blood cells!

[@robertsemenoff4970]

Also interested in tracking crystals in urine, is it also a dark field microscope that's needed?

[@cynthiaselah6301]

I appreciate you sharing heartfelt information. I followed up with the hair analysis youtube, I had yet to see,, I learned it comes down to cortisol, I am a Realist & not actually feeling that stressed, accordingly. Best to you, Gratefully yours, Cynthia

[@cynthiaselah6301]

Still very curious about bloodtype diet, & the list, because we are truth seekers & have followed this theory, for many years, now.. Is there proof of bloodtype foods be better, per each letter?

[@lisanash6487]

Dr. Ana Mihalcea is doing a lot of LBA and finding stuff like you’re explaining in the LBA. I also found a 15 year old video showing the same stuff in the blood that she is saying is from the Covid shots and shedding. I just want to see pictures of what things are supposed to be in the blood. She’s finding blinking and glowing things, filaments and things like computer chip assembly.

[@kimallen5085]

Yes, his explanation does not explain the filaments that we could see growing with our own eyes and other things growing, and yes, the blinking things that she was pointing out in the jabbed and now the unjabbed. I have seen some globby things that turned into octopus type things reaching.out and connecting to blood cells. Cant blame that on dirty slides. I still want to have it done

[@modoodles]

My mom does live blood analysis to do yeast counts in people's blood, if they have above average yeasts in their blood, there is a cause for concern. She has also noticed that double vaccinated people have had crystalline formations in their blood, vs the unvaccinated.

[@marias.5682]

That is interesting.

[@Jojo-in1wx]

I’ve seen that too.

[@Hassingerjeff]

Oy vey the amount of sheer stupidity on here is concerning. There is no normal amount of yeast in blood and vaccines don’t crystalize in your plasma Friends don’t let friends get sucked into pseudoscience 🤦‍♂️

[@woolf-1g.680]

This is a proven method to analyze vaxx blood and also identify issues with radiation from phones and wireless routers !!!

[@Hassingerjeff]

@@woolf-1g.680 To put it bluntly.....you obviously don't know what the word proven means 🙄

[@doubleeagle9722]

Seeing your video was a real blessing. I was given a LBA of my blood sample this morning and the diagnosis that comes through was my liver and spleen is weak and my gut health is poor! i am relieved when i hear your opinion with regards to LBA.

[@beatz3279]

Omg same here liver spleen and gut. Got jibbed. Thought was going for a consult some how left with an itemized tally of BS for $340. I was nearly in tears cannot affod that at all and should have gone on proper testing

[@stefanjovanovic6132]

what is your background or better said profession ? Considering you are doing microscopy as hobby

[@Fidrafunk]

Just because people can use a tool badly does not indicate that the tool is worthless. A hammer could be misused but it is not an indictment of the concept of a hammer per se. By the same token a practitioner could make the mistakes that you detail in this video, but that doesn't logically prove that there's no validity to LBA It seems you are saying that, after controlling for artefacts, there is no useful information that can be obtained by directly looking at live blood, in every case and in all circumstances? If so, what is your argument for that? What if we could magically use a microscope directly on blood inside the human body and all the contamination artifacts you mention with preparing the slide are gone? It seems a pretty heroic statement that if you can control for oxidation, can control for air bubbles etc. that that blood contains NO useful information. Why would this be? If there are dysfunctions or maladies with the digestion, or organs, why would these not be visible inside the blood? For example if the liver is not able to process toxins correctly and allows some into the bloodstream, why would these toxins not be visible in the blood? Or if the white blood cells are struggling, not as active as they should be, why would that not be visible in the blood? A competent practitioner would account for all the artifacts you mention. They would also not use LBA on its OWN for diagnosis, but would use it as a supplementary and complementary tool, alongside other diagnostic tools that the main diagnosis relies on. Its important to not throw the baby out with the bathwater.

[@limitlessenergy369]

He isn't going to reply. He is an idiot.

[@tlc121161]

Conventional doctors are trained to treat the symptoms with pharmaceuticals not find the cause and they spend 15 minutes with the patient. That is the problem I suggest

[@mjoachim9554]

I just had a live blood analysis done and was amazed by what the annalysist picked up. She saw I was under extreme stress and saw the muscle tension was so severe in my right shoulder that is was effecting my hand She was bang on. She also has been in business for 40 years and is booked a year and a half in advance. Must be something to this.

[@lesleybw1]

Hi, would you tell me who you saw? I’m desperate for a good person.❤

[@mjoachim9554]

@@lesleybw1 sure! Maryanne Dickson at biological annalysis. Winnipeg Manitoba Canada.

[@ShawnaCostonPhD]

Have you ever learnt the field? Your not just analyzing the blood but the illness that is being caused in the Patient and you must go through strict courses. The patient already has the illness. I am Advanned and National Lic. Medical Lab Analysis, LBA, and Etc...Some people in the field do not know what they are doing. But, that's in any area of the medical field industry. When you have to sugar in the blood the cells stick together then you get joint inflammation leading to stagnation in proper blood circulation and so forth.

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_blood_analysis

[@Hassingerjeff]

High serum glucoses and rouleaux have no correlation whatsoever. I’ve done thousands of peripheral smear reviews as a medical technologist and can assure you this is simply false

[@focusabove2960]

it stunts your professionalism when you use Wikipedia as a source

[@kenishahammond3935]

You just saved me $175. I will definitely be getting this done!

[@MariaIsabel-q6e]

Pathologist, Hhematologist and Medical Technologist are trained for that field, Live Blood Analysis

[@6root91]

I love that he isn't against just simply looking at blood. I also love how pissed he is at those fraudsters.

[@alexisalder]

yeah, but he gives not real evidence that LBA is fraudulous. His title is "my problems with LBA" not "my problems with fraudsters using LBA."

[@NewJocular]

What is a good budget setup to look at my blood? Looks fun.

[@lifeforcemicroscopy]

Please stop giving "live blood analysis" AKA Darkfield microscopy a bad reputation without first being informed into the real history of how it all began. However, I do agree that Nutritional microscopy is just bogus and not to be used for diagnostic purposes (unless you're extremely well qualified) just to recommend vitamins and stuff like that. Research Dr. Prof. Gunther Enderlein. Cheers

[@timothyds7453]

'Darkfield microscopy' is a valid and fun technique which uses indirect light to illuminate objects while blocking the direct light. At its best it's a contrast improving technique with as a close relative 'Rheinberg illumination'. It's as much a synonym for 'live blood analysis' as 'using a telescope' is for 'astrology'. The technique is sound in both cases, but the application for which it's used isn't. At best it allows the differentiation of blood cell types without staining and thus killing them. Claiming to be able to determine more than e.g. having sickle cell disease and the likes is simply not possible and the reason why 'blood analysis' uses chemical tests to do blood work.

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

I have absolutely nothing against darkfield microscopy as such. I of course also have nothing against it if people observe their blood with darkfield (or whatever other technique) they want to use. This is not the issue here. The problem comes when people now claim that by looking at microscopic images of blood (using darkfield or whatever other technique), that they are then able to do a medical diagnosis to the extent that LBA proponents claim. With the rare exceptions to maybe Malaria and maybe Sickle Cell Anemia, this is not possible. And with malaria one has to do a proper staining procedure as well to make the protozoans visible. And in the cases of Malaria and Sickle Cell Anemia, the people probably already know that they have it because of the symptoms. For proper diagnosis, one can do a variety of other blood tests that do not rely on microscopy (biochemical tests). These are tested, standardized and have a scientific foundation. If diagnosis using microscopy were that easy, then it would already be used. For me LBA is in the same category as "Free Energy"in Physics. It does not work. Another problem that I have not even talked about yet is the attempt of some people to do self-diagnosis using microscopes. People feel ill for whatever reason and now want to have a confirmation by obtaining "proof" by trying to find bacteria in their blood that makes them feel ill. And then they find some dust and are worried that these are worms (or whatever).

[@homeo-electry2897]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJCtZoapZcyLhrc Well, and you who are so scientific, because you do not explain this video, of the blood of a patient, which before biomagnetism had it all dirty or, let's say, different and then everything well fluid and clean. It does not seem to you that something scientific is seen, because you deny what your eyes see. Another thing, Raymond Rife also investigated blood live and they burned his laboratory and destroyed his microscope, tell me, why would science destroy a researcher's tools, there will be eyes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJCtZoapZcyLhrc

[@alexisalder]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy why can't you see borrelia, babesia, etc? The regular tests are admitted by all to be less than 50% accurate. So LBA could really help here.

[@ivandamyanov3908]

Dear Oliver, thank you for this video, but I don't think you understand the question. Since you claim to understand from microscopes, people have asked you what kind of microscope they need for this type of observation and not about how to use the results of their observation. You don't think you can stop someone from buying a microscope and looking at what they want with it. If only he had shared his opinion about the hardware, he could have helped someone not to make wrong investments in equipment that he could not use ... I hope you understand correctly what I am trying to say ... I wish you success..

[@ralfschooneveld3186]

Thank you for addressing these issues and giving your input. Have you ever tested the clumping of blood by wifi?

[@ellenhumphrey5440]

We just did this. We had our own blood done first in wifi zones and then a completely protected environment and had far more clumping in the wifi free enviro. I’d say this was simply the blood drying out as the clumping progressed over time in the non wifi zone.

[@jctr4559]

The lab testing industry is a powerful lobby no different then the pharmaceutical industry. We need to be careful about our “opinions”. Follow the money.

[@MattyExplore]

Oh Oliver i have never seen you this fiery in a video before...... and I love it! Your passion is inspiring, I am with you 100% on this. Unfortunately many sciences are being disrespected from every direction, by crazy theories and outright lies. For example the flat earth nonsense. We need people like you, with your knowledge and passion to speak up against it. Thank you as always

[@2FollowHim777]

I am FE. To me, lots of evidence. No curvature.

[@Lewtuube]

Flat earther for a few years now. Definitely not nonsense. Flying tilting rotating orbiting magic balls of water is nonsense to us.

[@davidbea3711]

FLAT EARTH ALL THE WAY

[@Hassingerjeff]

@@Lewtuube y’all motherfuckers need Eratosthenes

[@buthcheese7505]

bro idont believe in a flat earth but what ido know is i dont know that its round, i wont believe its round untiL i can prove it myself, i also dont believe its flat i dont have an opinion on the subject i do this now with everything becausze you cant trust science or anything else only what you know to be true for sure

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

I was told my red blood cells sticking together was an indication of a health issues, and it had me concerned, so I really appreciate your video. Thanks.

[@stephenf3838]

It is. Look up bob beck

[@ThermalWorld_]

you explained it perfectly and I totally agree with you. Some people improvise as doctors to make money. That's why I never trust doctors who don't work in a state hospital and maybe huge or if I don't know them who have a huge experience. It is terrible how some people who believe themselves to be doctors are so ignorant and dangerous with these ideas.

[@raymondsaldana9519]

Seems like the same thing that western drs do. They make up disease so that they can prescribe drugs the should get approve by fda in the name of profits before people. Drs are protected😮 from any liability even if they know they they did something wrong. Dr s make claims all the time that are not true and mislead millions and are supported by pharma.

[@focusabove2960]

um, you should be weary of the docs who work in "state hospitals" too.

[@johnpaul5037]

How would you explain finding spirochetes in the blood stream, Lyme disease bacteria is very distinct from any artifacts or outside microbes found in the blood. Also isnt malaria seen through a microscope? Therefore babesiosis should be visible as well.

[@raypan4046]

I like how this guy admits that they " the real scientists and doctors" can change what is true and establish a new theory. How do we know which , if any of their advice is correct? Might be correct today but proven wrong later and that's ok according to what he just said!

[@Stelos-]

Yeah....of course we can change what is true....when it's wrong. You make it sound like ignorance is a bad thing, when it's just the process required to find the truth. What is your suggestion? Should we make a theory, and then never change it no matter what?

[@garyfinch1840]

Why are comments being deleted??

[@izharali9001]

Can we identify the blood group a , b , c and etc also

[@igitahimsa5871]

Sadly, although I disagree with you, I do know exactly what you mean. Earlier today, I clicked on a different YT channel about live blood analysis, and there were so many diagnostic terms flying out of the person's mouth that I turned the channel off because of it. Also, they were flitting around from pillar to post on the slide at high speed, so fast that it was eyestraining to watch. I was def not impressed. I have my own Darkfield microscope, and I also look at live blood. Things I can tell: Is the person *not* dehydrated. Are the White cells at least trying to do their job. Do the Red cells basically seem to be in good shape? Is there anything "obviously not good" going on? Is any non-blood life form visible that I or someone else will then have to identify? I can also rapidly see the results of dietary change in the blood, often very obviously, especially if someone starts juicing. I have learned tons by looking at and watching my own blood day to day. However, if nobody knowledgeable ever talks about LBA, then it limits the learning, doesn't it? An assumption that everyone who does LBA is looking to make fly-by-night diagnostic statements at people and/or scare others and/or profit by it, does a serious injustice to those of us who do not do that. That reasoning sounds like, "A knife can be misused, therefore no one should have one in their kitchen. So let's make sure to withhold all information on knives so that no one knows how to use one properly." My $.01999 IOW I would much rather you do *your own* version of LBA *your way*, and show us and illustrate what you think is useful or desirable about it. I would love to see that.. I do recommend that anyone who is interested should get their own Darkfield equipment and start looking through it and just observing. It's one of the best things I ever did.. My Darkfield paid for itself the first week I had it by saving my Cat's life. Microbe Hunter, I am not criticizing you. I am simply pointing out that not all of us are doing LBA the way you seem to think. Plus it is waay too late for me to be posting on the web :-). Night-night Sir, and Stay Well.

[@torokignyac9753]

❤❤❤ i love your comment. Hugs from hungary

[@jenny-DD]

Sadly, I disagree with you. There r are many reasons for what you see or don't see it's called a differential diagnosis to say it means something but must 1st negate all other options as wrong. You don't know what u r talking about, and you are misleading most people... where is the Evidence based medicine

[@melissanative1799]

HAVE YOU LOOKED AT PEOPLE WHO HAD THE ANALYSIS AND THEN PROVED OR UNPROVED THE ACCURACY WITH CONVENTIONAL TESTS? MY SISTER SAID THAT WHEN SHE HAD IT DONE, IT WAS ACCURATE. YOU MAY NEED TO HAVE EXPERIENCE IN KNOWING WHAT IS DEBRIS OR DIRT.

[@levantateyora9317]

this guy can be part of the scientist taht be lying to people or they don't believe it because some scientist said so.. but most real natural medicine like herbs and other things tha i have witness scientist says is fake .. but i have seen a machine that sends sound and vibration to your body and the machine can read any problem you have,, i have gone with friends with kidney problem and the machine reads it..

[@orquideas1321]

@@levantateyora9317 true everything you said. Scientists and pharmaceutical companies don't wants to see people free of they products with side effects. I'm herbalist and I know what is the power of the nature.

[@carda5967]

Yes my medical testing proved the blood picture was accurate in my case, It showed fibrin in my blood which causes a lot of muscle pain and it showed my platelets were enlarged in my hemoglobin was not filling up the cells I have severe anemia, This was finally proven by a doctor who did the correct blood test

[@levantateyora9317]

@@carda5967 so you went to a live blood analyst and everything he told you was confirmed by the doctor?

[@carda5967]

@@levantateyora9317 Yes it was.

[@DRDNA-bu5hw]

Literally one of the most wholesome, genuine, intelligent people on KZbin. Please make more videos like this one. I love all your videos, but it is very educational to hear you speak your opinions on scientific topics - outside of microscopes. Thank you, Oliver.

[@lorenzo5749]

I've studied that red blood cells lose their mithocondria and so do glycolisis which is fermentation

[@securitynvrnvr7776]

Thank you so much for this informative video, if one was to get the best of both worlds is it posible to buy a Microscope that has Darkfield and normal lighting in one package and what model would you sugest thanks again.

[@anonymouse7074]

What about spirochetes in LBA? Microscopy is how the lyme docs in Mexico diagnose. I see you have videos on ticks, but not spirochetes.

[@TracingFlares]

i agree through own experience with a few doctors.. still i would't completelly discharge it. Its on the practicioners ability to detect certain things. Also untill now.. amd there i'm totally with you i meet loots of "practicioners" that claim something while almost never being able to SHOW the proof ON THE MICROSCOPE.. for instance.. where is the Video that shows CDL killing borrelia while leaving everything other untouched?? and many more. So my Question would be if dark field should either be discarded completelly or used in addition to complement. Thanks for honesty and doing a great video!!👁🎶🐬🔬🦉

[@JM-md6vt]

At 5:01 on the video......stacked RBC's mean you have a Pancake deficiency and need to rush to nearest IHOP for treatment 😂

[@james67693]

...yeah; 'Pancake Deficiency' can be an urgent condition; Ihop a 'sure cure' ;-)) ;-)) ;-))...

[@haraldklenk6278]

Na. I Think stacked RBC's mean you have lost a game of poker.

[@tedweeke9988]

I look at peripheral blood smears for a living, and I approve of this message.

[@sharhi]

of course you do, your livelihood depends on it and you have probably never looked at lbm for what it could add to the (also very limited) testing that you do.

[@tedweeke9988]

My livelihood has zippo to do with it. My basic understanding of science and technique? That’s a different discussion. I look at “live blood” frequently. Every time I do a manual count on a bloody tap (csf) I’m looking at “live blood”. Same with a bloody urine sample. You know what I do when I want a better view of what’s happening? I do a fixed smear and a Wright stain. Imagine going through life only seeing in greyscale. That’s “live blood”. Wright staining allows one to see hallmarks of pathology. You’ll never see red cell inclusions “live blood”, you cannot tell if someone is hypochromic. You will have a much harder time discerning atypical/ reactive lymph’s. For most things, a Wright stain (seeing the world in color) is just better. That’s not to say that live blood doesn’t have its uses, they’re usually more research than clinical.

[@katiejo1095]

If you do many LBA, you then know if the 'artifacts' are an anomaly or a pathogen of some kind and further study will be done. Parasites are common and fungal infections are seriously over looked.

[@izharali9001]

Hi nice to see your videos. Question: does skin alergeries can be diagosned via swift 380T microscopes and what books you recommeneded to start with this microbiology as a hobby. Did you ever use these skills to cross verify the treatments or illness some times. 😃 In some countries even laboritoies a d provide wrong results and this raise questions about their accurracy.

[@GillianStarbuck]

Thank you for providing this information 😊

[@cookytrix]

so... some people abuse something, therefor its bad. ok dude.

[@2FollowHim777]

What is the value then of blood analysis. I'm glad I studied some of this. I hear 'slow down', check.

[@SmoothOperator319]

Literally nearly every comment says otherwise. Don’t let this video deter you from trying everything you can to heal.

[@ClarkEddie]

There are many things you can define in the dark field. For instance, what about rouleaux formation? This is just crazy.

[@mdndrdvd]

I found great value in viewing blood in live state. I had a B12 deficiency which was not visible in my conventional blood tests. Upon viewing the blood in live state I could see the deficiency and began supplementing with B12 and my energy returned and blood anomaly completely resolved.

[@1827handmade]

Hi there. May I ask what b12 result you had on the conventional blood test?

[@Wesz808]

After watching my own blood under the microscope I was able to conclude that I indeed bleed and therefore somewhere my skin was punctured.

[@mpcolorado1421]

😂

[@AlisonPrice17]

Thank you! I also question LBA for diagnosis of health conditions and agree with your points in this video 100%. Wanted to ask your opinion on something more specific for LBA. I am interested in monitoring red blood cell size and shape in different EMF (electromagnetic) environments. Any thoughts on just observing changes of red blood cell shape using LBA vs peripheral blood smear? We have a family member who are electromagnetically sensitive and I would like to capture a baseline and then observe any changes when removing WiFi from our house, cleaning up wiring, etc. Thoughts on some way for a novice to do this at home with a microscope and LBA and/or dried blood analysis samples? Recommendations for a microscope that would do both? Many thanks for any thoughts you can share.

[@0Eliza0]

this is a good question...I was trying to work through this as well...I did read research by a doctor a while back who studied this but I can't find the site...

[@Hassingerjeff]

Is your family members name Charles? And does he practice law?

[@ooooneeee]

That wouldn't be a plausible way to investigate electromagnetic sensitivity because the blood cells are shielded from em waves by your body. Blood cells in a EDTA tube or on a slide are not in their natural environment. The longer one waits between blood sample collection and doing the blood smear, the more degraded the cell morphology will be. Also cells like t lymphocytes change their activity depending on time of day (similar to hormone levels fluctuating depending on when you sleep) You'd have to be very strict in your preanalytics to eliminate these and more factors that would impact morphology as seen in a blood smear. And LBA isn't clinically useful, period.

[@yvonco]

Each point you make discrediting the analysis is fine but how can you discredit the act of OBSERVATION of blood to learn and see. You seems to have compiled a whole stream of individual laymen or novices in the field that make claims and want to sell things and then you categorize the whole field as VALUELESS. Have you found anyone at all who has done this for 5 - 10 years as a profession? My guess is no. After 5 - 10 years of blood analysis, which is OBSERVATION, would you not be able to start to see patterns and some valuable data about health and well-being in someone’s blood? How about picking one person with 10 or more years of experience and then talking about them and “their” analysis instead of concluding that they stand for all Live Blood Analysts. A bunch of people who make claims and don’t know what they talk about doesn’t equal Live Blood Analysis is valueless.

[@Alnivol666]

"the act of OBSERVATION of blood to learn and see." - see what? What the hell are you looking at? If the theory would hold up, it would be in medical books. It's not for a very specific reason. Observation is pointless without a working theory and proving how the mechanism works. Do you not understand the scientific method. People can give all sorts of ridiculous explanations for their observations. That does not mean they are valid. A 10 year experience in BS is still BS.

[@DatGirlWhoDoesShtuff]

There is a more major issue here, though: Looking at blood under a microscope is a thing that credible doctors (and many other scientists) do, and while that act has medical value, it really cannot do all that much and is only a small part of a complete medical examination. If someone is simply physically looking at your blood, they are NOT conducting a medical examination, and their chances of honestly finding something are pretty low (though again, not impossible, since you could always find heartworms in a pet, or something similar). You cannot (generally) make a diagnosis off a single vector. Therefore, you should expect practitioners of Live blood analysis, if knowledgeable and honest, to generally come back with very little. (After all, sickness can be any number of things, and unless it interacts with your blood in some way that is visible to the eye you won't see any sign of it at all from staring at blood.) This is not what we see in the real world; since these people have a business, they are diagnosing left and right. And besides, if MOST of the things that people doing LBA are looking for are simply not what they claim to be, (as proven by countless papers,) you would be well within your right to assume that any practitioner of LBA probably is also looking for those things, and is probably wrong about it. Moreover, the length of time someone can operate such a business does not lend it medical credibility - the psychic who lives by me has had a business my whole life, but that doesn't make me think she can tell my future.

[@VFXManiac]

I have one question. If my blood shows rouleax formations immediately after sampling, can it be an unwashed coverslip? There are only small zones where the blood cells are separated. Because sperm, for example, are immobile for an unwashed slide, but they are fine under a washed slide.

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

There can be several reasons. Dirt on slide can certainly play a role, but for rouleaux also other factors, such as evaporation, density etc can also play a role.

[@VFXManiac]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy Oh thank you. I noticed that the cells are separated at the edge of the cover glass. There the blood flows and moves. On the contrary, in the middle it is not known what kind of material it is. It's all glued together, as if there wasn't enough space. After a few minutes, there are more and more separate cells at the edges of the cover glass. They stay glued in the middle of the slide all the time. At first glance, I don't have very nice blood at the moment :)

[@silviaciccu1022]

Hi, you've well done to make this video, too many people are providing claims based on non-existent scientific evidence.

[@MariaIsabel-q6e]

We consider that as Peudoscience

[@Mindsi]

There’s no other ‘ bio markers’ visible by microscope. Therefore you can’t diagnose anything! Who would do do that?

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

There are many health practitioners, who claim that by microscopically analyzing blood that they are able to do diagnosis. It has been referred to as health fraud by some people. There seems to be a small industry around this and some microscope sellers say that they are making good business with people who buy darkfield microscopes for live blood analysis, even though they themselves disagree with this methd. More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_blood_analysis

[@micro-reefsaquariums5169]

I agree with literally everything you said, you are so objective in your statements and I like that you allowed your passion to come through on your professional opinion as a biologist to LBA using microscopy for capital gain when not a medical doctor. God speed your honesty and diligence in your video Oliver!

[@garyfinch1840]

Your thoughts on pleomorphism? OK, I got your thoughts. Have you personally investigated it? Watched a sample in dark field over 4 hrs for example? Just curious.

[@lunam7249]

Dr royal Rife

[@billstevens9461]

Definitely agree with everything you said! Thank you for your candour and willingness to experience and express your discomfort publicly. Kudos to you! My frustration with personal investigation of live blood came to similar conclusions, that there's more 'quack science' than valid with the published practices being commercialized. On the other hand, my 'intuition' ... which has a phenomenally good track record ... also tells me that, with enough 'anecdotal evidence' tied in with other empirical observation using different measures with close correlations, some reasonably valid 'extrapolated conclusions' are indeed possible. It's part of the 'scientific method' I learned in high school almost 60 years ago. Life experience, particularly the past 40 years, with science, particularly medical science, has clearly revealed multiple agendas, usually associated with money and Ego, which have distorted almost everything published today. I'm finding direct experimentation through 'going back to basics' and NOT presuming the theories-now-considered-fact {e.g. explanations of 'dark matter'} are leading me down fascinating paths I've never gone before. That is 'play' for me ... and you've become one of my favourite playmates ... AND it puts me into a 'flow state' filled with joy of new discoveries and insights along with 10 to the nth power more questions LOL So, at this stage I'm a 'disappointed cynic', particularly with my own health, supported by my doctor sharing, "My science has failed me!" in discussing her challenges around treating diabetes in her own family. I deeply respect ... and trust ... this lady but, like her, am having to look more to what is 'fringe' [aka 'cutting edge'] science for help that actually works. Expose reports concerning significantly different blood test results of blood from the same subject sent to different labs but with diagnosis-critical varying results doesn't build my trust in our allopathic medical paradigm, as an example. Pleased to say some breakthrough new technologies are emerging which will radically transform current practices. Keep up the excellent work, Oliver. Your childlike enthusiasm for life, integrity in your work, intelligence and honesty are powerfully refreshing and encouraging for me. I'm very grateful for you and others like you I've encountered in my 'third childhood' years (the first two childhoods were a lot of fun as well) now that I can afford more expensive toys to play with. I look forward to all your episodes and am never disappointed. You have become a trusted friend for me, even if it is only a one-way conversation for the most part. Namaste