Two types of blood vessels carry blood throughout our
bodies: The arteries carry oxygenated blood (blood that
has received oxygen from the lungs) from the heart to
the rest of the body.
The blood then travels through the veins back to the
heart and lungs, where it receives more oxygen. As the
heart beats, you can feel blood traveling through the
body at your pulse points - like the neck and the wrist
- where large, blood-filled arteries run close to the
surface of the skin.
The blood that flows through this network of veins and
arteries is called whole blood. Whole blood contains
three types of blood cells:
Red Blood Cells
White Blood Cells
Platelets
These blood cells are mostly manufactured in the bone
marrow (the soft tissue inside our bones), especially
in the bone marrow of the vertebrae (the bones that make
up the spine), ribs, pelvis, skull, and sternum (breastbone).
These cells travel through the circulatory system suspended
in a yellowish fluid called plasma (pronounced: plaz-muh).
Plasma is 90% water and contains nutrients, proteins,
hormones, and waste products. Whole blood is a mixture
of blood cells and plasma.
Red Blood Cells
Red blood cells (RBCs, and also called erythrocytes,
pronounced: ih-rith-ruh-sytes) are shaped like slightly
indented, flattened disks. Red blood cells contain an
iron-rich protein called hemoglobin (pronounced: hee-muh-glow-bun).
Blood gets its bright red color when the hemoglobin in
RBCs picks up oxygen in the lungs. As the blood travels
through the body, the hemoglobin releases oxygen to the
tissues. The body contains more RBCs than any other type
of cell, and each has a life span of about 4 months.
Each day, the body produces new RBCs to replace those
that die or are lost from the body.
White Blood Cells
White blood cells (WBCs, and also called leukocytes,
pronounced: loo-kuh-sytes) are a key part of the body's
system for defending itself against infection. They can
move in and out of the bloodstream to reach affected
tissues. The blood contains far fewer white blood cells
than red cells, although the body can increase production
of WBCs to fight infection. There are several types of
white blood cells, and their life spans vary from a few
days to months. New cells are constantly being formed
in the bone marrow.
Several different parts of blood are involved in fighting
infection. White blood cells called granulocytes (pronounced:
gran-yuh-low-sytes) and lymphocytes (pronounced: lim-fuh-sytes)
travel along the walls of blood vessels. They fight germs
such as bacteria and viruses and may also attempt to
destroy cells that have become infected or have changed
into cancer cells.
Certain types of WBCs produce antibodies, special proteins
that recognize foreign materials and help the body destroy
or neutralize them. Someone with an infection will often
have a higher white cell count than when he or she is
well because more WBCs are being produced or are entering
the bloodstream to battle the infection. After the body
has been challenged by some infections, lymphocytes "remember" how
to make the specific antibodies that will quickly attack
the same germ if it enters the body again.
Platelets
Platelets (also called thrombocytes, pronounced: throm-buh-sytes)
are tiny oval-shaped cells made in the bone marrow. They
help in the clotting process. When a blood vessel breaks,
platelets gather in the area and help seal off the leak.
Platelets survive only about 9 days in the bloodstream
and are constantly being replaced by new cells.
Blood also contains important proteins
called clotting factors, which are critical to the clotting
process. Although platelets alone can plug small blood
vessel leaks and temporarily stop or slow bleeding, the
action of clotting factors is needed to produce a strong,
stable clot.
Platelets and clotting factors work together to form
solid lumps to seal leaks, wounds, cuts, and scratches
and to prevent bleeding inside and on the surfaces of
our bodies. The process of clotting is like a puzzle
with interlocking parts. When the last part is in place,
the clot happens - but if only one piece is missing,
the final pieces can't come together.
When large blood vessels are severed (or cut), the body
may not be able to repair itself through clotting alone.
In these cases, dressings or stitches are used to help
control bleeding.
In addition to the cells and clotting factors, blood
contains other important substances, such as nutrients
from the food that has been processed by the digestive
system. Blood also carries hormones released by the endocrine
glands and carries them to the body parts that need them.
Now you can View
your Blood Alive
The advantage of darkfield illumination is that you
can see details that are normally not resolved by the
microscopes objective. You can't normaly see the actual
detail but because it reflects light you can . A nice
analogy is that of dust in a room. In a well lit room
you do not see the very small dust particles. However,
if the lights go out, a beam of light from an acute angle
makes these same particles visible. Besides the optical
advantages darkfield illumination is very beautiful and
gives an almost science fiction like image.
Darkfield blood analysis uses a high-definition
microscope to analyze the blood. This method is
very useful for the early detection of serious health
conditions. As the blood is being analyzed under the
microscope the images are being passed to a monitor screen
where You or a practitioner can analyize and
discuss the patient's blood in its living state.
It is a way to look at one drop of
your living blood from a simple prick of your finger.
That drop is placed on a slide, enlarged and projected
onto a monitor. The invisible comes alive as you
instantly enter the world of your living blood.
The
same microscopic equipment utilized in the
Live Blood Analysis screening test is also used
in the Dry Blood Test.
Both tests use droplets of blood expressed
from the tip of the finger.
Traditional blood tests
use a light source so hot that it kills the blood, and a stain
that is looking only for a particular microbe -
it is an autopsy of your blood.
Dark field is used for Initial examination
of suspensions of cells such as yeast, parasites,bacteria,
small protists, or cell and tissue fractions including
cheek epithelial cells, chloroplasts, mitochondria, even
blood cells Pics
Of Course,The FDA does not approve of dark
field microscopic blood analysis, therefore many
doctor's hands are tied. Viewing a fresh, natural
blood sample (a sample not altered with any stains,
etc., needed for normal microscopic exams), under
the technology of a dark field microscope, will
reveal conditions of your blood not normally even
considered during the diagnosis of a normal blood
test performed in doctor's office or a lab.
However, an increasing
number of health professionals have found that
the use of this technique allows inspection
of cellular dynamics which as noted above normally
escape analysis or diagnosis using orthodox
medical tests.
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Darkfield microscopes employ a special contrast enhancing
technique known as dark field illumination to produce
beautiful images of normally difficult-to-observe biological
specimens. Similar to the phenomenon of being able to
see stars at night but not during the day, darkfield
illumination is most often used with samples that are
not easily imaged against a light background, and results
in samples that appear bright against a dark background
Do you see how
far apart the blood cells are from each other?
As a result, your blood
can move freely throughout your entire
body, and get into all your small capillaries,
providing energy to your whole body. During
deep sleep, proper blood flow and hydration
is important. When your blood looks like
this, your sleep is also really energizing
and you need less of it!
When your blood
is clumped together, it no longer can
get to all the little capillaries in your
body to give you the life giving oxygen
you need. It no longer can give every cell
of your body the energizing and rejuvenating
effects. This is the major reason why some
people feel horrible when they wake up,
and why they need to sleep longer. It's
also why you tend to wake up feeling dehydrated.
In darkfield microscopy, one is therefore able
to observe "live blood." Unlike the
techniques of electron microscopy, no fixative
is used so the picture is one of mobility rather
than fixity. With stains and fixatives, the picture
reveals a moment in time rather than a continuum.
What one sees in the mobile situation are the
usual red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma—and
what is floating in the plasma. Microbial activity,
undigested food, fungi, and crystals are all
apparent as is the capacity of the red blood
cells to circulate and the white blood cells
to devour morbid matter.
Darkfield Microscopy
or Live Blood Analysis
(Live Blood Examination in the Darkfield according to
Prof. Dr. G. Enderlein)
Darkfield Microscopy or Live Blood Analysis is a way
of studying live whole blood cells under a specially
adapted microscope that projects the dynamic image onto
a video screen. This allows you to view your inner terrain.
Digestive, eliminative and immune functions can be assessed
as well as the presence of bacteria
and other micro-organisms.
The darkfield microscopic examination of the freshly
taken live blood is one of the most important examinations
of the holistic medicine applied at the Centre. It enables
us to view the inner terrain (milieu) and to examine
the functions of the red blood cells. It also shows the
evolutionary stages of the smallest proteins (endobionts)
which are found in every human body. We are also able
to see any developed structures such as bacteria, virus
and fungus. The darkfield examination shows the state
of the blood cells, endobionts and the plasma in a functional
and structural way, making bacterial processes and fungal
pre-stages in the blood clearly visible.
Most of the time, blood functions
normally, but sometimes, blood disorders or diseases
can cause problems. Diseases of the blood that
commonly affect people can involve any or all
of the three types of blood cells (red blood
cells, white blood cells, or platelets) or the
proteins and chemicals in the plasma that are
responsible for clotting.More
The darkfield
examination is most suitable for the evaluation of
chronic diseases; for children who are prone to infections;
for recurrent bacterial problems; for candida and
other fungal problems and also to answer questions
concerning chronic problems of toxicity (e.g. amalgam
disturbances).
Some
Interesting Uses for Darfield Microscopes you
can Experiment With
He freezes droplets of
water and then examines them under a dark field microscope
that has photographic capabilities.More
Suspensions of cells and
samples of pond water look spectacular in dark field.
While specimens may look washed out and lack detail
in bright field, protists, metazoans, cell suspensions,
algae, and other microscopic organisms are clearly
distinguished and their details show up well. At
100x you can readily see bacteria, even distinguish
some structure (rods, curved rods, spirals, or cocci)
and movement. Non-motile bacteria look like vibrating
bright dots against a dark background. Motile bacteria
can be seen moving in a definite direction, sometimes
remarkably fast. In pond water samples you may find
Spirillum volutans, a very large (up to 0.5 mm) motile
spiral bacterium.
Using a very fine needle, a drop of blood is taken from
the finger and directly placed on a glass slide. Without
fixation or colouring, the blood is examined right after
taking it through a special darkfield microscope with
up to 100x enlargement. You can follow the process via
video or Computer screen. The blood can be examined again
several hours after taking the sample. This procedure
informs us about the speed of degeneration of the cells
(shows cell resilience, the immune system and the degenerative
tendency).How
to Interpret what you see
This examination was developed and described by Prof.
Dr. G. Enderlein. With this method he proved that co-relations
exist between blood parasites, symbionts, bacteria
and fungi. The main proven fact is that chronic diseases
are created by increasing
sickness tendencies of the endobionts and
that bacteria, viruses and fungi developed in the human
body, or are changed to pathogenic agents of diseases
depending upon the inner terrain (determined by acid-base
balance, protein content and level of trace elements).
The existence of pre-stages which are not yet able to
make one ill but that can endanger an illness can also
be found in the darkfield examination. Therefore it is
also an important preventative tool.
The medical establishment has generally not
been keen to support the concept of viewing live
blood as a method of diagnosing and determining
the health of a patient. In many instances, they
completely omit and reject darkfield microscopy
as a diagnostic instrument. This same medical establishment
has also been resistant to natural health including
the use of herbs and natural supplements as an
alternative to the pushing of powerful pharmaceutical
medical drugs. It is acknowledged by this author
that there are certainly quack doctors out there
that will use whatever instrument they can to make
a fast dollar.
Many cancer patients have poor oxygenation
of their blood. Low hemoglobin, clumped red blood
cells (rouleau), infections, and toxicity can affect
oxygenation, vitality, and health. The picture to
the left vividly demonstrates how impossible it is
for the red blood cells to circulate and transport
oxygen. From a health perspective, this condition
is an accident waiting to happen.
Dr Young is a world reknowned scientist and microbiologist
who studies live blood cells under the microscope.
He has found that excess acidity in the body causes
health problems and symptoms. Our blood in order
to remain healthy has to remain at a pH of 7.36
Laser Blood
Cleanser
Every once in a while a technology is introduced
that transforms the landscape of health care.
Low Level Laser Therapy is a perfect example
of such a development. It is well accepted,
painless and, bottom line, it gets results.
Blood
under darkfield. Microscopic examination which is
moderately to strongly infested
(source: Blood examination in darkfield, Semmelweis
Verlag 1993 ISBN 3-925524-01-0)
(Blood examination according to Prof. Dr. G. Enderlein)
Darkfield Microscopy is an important holistic diagnostic
instrument used in practice.
It gives information about the terrain, e.g. hyperacidity,
lack of energy and dynamics and the functionality
of blood cells.
Prof. Dr. G. Enderlein (1872-1968) observed in
darkfield microscopic examination of blood the
tiniest moving beings , which seem to be primitive
forms of either bacteria or fungi.
These so-called Endobiont change the hydrogen-ion
con centration (pH) of the blood. Also Intoxication
such as with heavy metal (e.g. mercury) can be
made visible.
For the examination we need only a drop of blood
from the fingertip or the ear. Observation of the
blood sample in the darkfield microscope gives
information within 15 min. after hours or even
days we find further information regarding the
condition of the immune system, cellular resistance
and the disposition towards the growing or regeneration
of possible tumors.
Cancer, for example, cannot be seen but the weakness
of the immune system or the degeneration of the
blood cells can be made visible which is invaluable
in early treatment.
The Blood zapper emits pulsed micro-amps causing
the blood and tissue cell membranes to oscillate,
thereby interfering with the microorganisms ability
to parasitize the cell by entering it an using
its componenets and protection from the immune
system. The cell membrane opens and closes rapidly,
flushing the serum in and out, taking with it microorganisms
which would otherwise be using the cell interior
for its store of nutritional reserves and as an
environment in which to replicate or develop into
more advanced phases of manifestation. Simultaneously,
nutrients are carried in and out, and feed the
cell at a much more effective level.
Ozone stimulates interleukin II, alkalinizes the
body through the production of ash, oxygenates
the blood and tissues, and provides higher forms
of oxygen (03 through 013?, or higher depending
how it is produced) which share electrons with
bacteria, virus, fungus, toxins, chemicals, and
reduce all to ash or nonpathogenic forms.
Colloidal silver interferes with the enzyme system
that the anaerobic microbes use for respiration.
Therefore they cannot mutate around it or become
resistant and are eliminated instead. Special care
must be taken with colloidal silver to use one
that is strong enough and simultaneously supplement
the gut flora, as the silver can also interfere
with aerobic microorganisms. Failing to supplement
the flora, or using a product that only contains
3 to 5 parts per million of silver, appears to
be the main limitations in terms of effectiveness.
Elimination of blood
pathogens can be verified by examining blood
under dark field/phase contrast microscopy
Ozone stimulates interleukin II, alkalinizes the
body through the production of ash, oxygenates the
blood and tissues, and provides higher forms of oxygen
(03 through 013?, or higher depending how it is produced)
which share electrons with bacteria, virus, fungus,
toxins, chemicals, and reduce all to ash or nonpathogenic
forms.
Colloidal silver interferes with the enzyme system
that the anaerobic microbes use for respiration.
Therefore they cannot mutate around it or become
resistant and are eliminated instead. Special care
must be taken with colloidal silver to use one
that is strong enough and simultaneously supplement
the gut flora, as the silver can also interfere
with aerobic microorganisms. Failing to supplement
the flora, or using a product that only contains
3 to 5 parts per million of silver, appears to
be the main limitations in terms of effectiveness.
Naturally this approach, like any other, must be
accompanied by a full regimen that includes cycles
of purification, balancing, and rejuvenation. Contrary
to popular gossip to the contrary by invested promoters,
there appears to be some negative side effects
to colloidal silver consumption, when used over
long periods of time and in relatively high amounts.
These include drainage problems and the destruction
of intestinal floras. For some, the results of
oral use have been complicated gastro intestinal
dysbioses and Fortakehl, Albicansan and Pefrakehl
and other SANUM preparations in combination may
be a better approach as they do not tend to produce
those negative results.
Many individuals have been known to exhibit extreme
Herxheimer's (healing crisis) reactions with silver.
This has particularly been a problem with chronic
fatigue syndrome. Lymphatic drainage (homeopathic,
herbal, or 714-X, which also regulates the immune
system) along with juicing, consumption of a minimum
of eight 8 oz. glasses of Crystal Energy water
and/or other natural fluids such as juices and
herbal teas, colonics or colemas, lymphatic massage,
dry brush massage, bouncing exercises, and walking
are all required in combination with colloidal
silver and also the other aforementioned approaches.
It is not useful or necessary to load up the body
with unnatural numbers of metals such as silver
over extended periods of time in order to maintain
good health. It is better to understand the overall
biological terrain requirements and meet them through
the adjustment of lifestyle. Nevertheless, it may
be very useful to apply colloiddal silver for a
measured period of time because of its ability
to interfere with the repiratory enzymes of the
microorganism. They also cannot mutate around this
effect.
Ozone will cause less of a negative reaction than
silver. The reaction will not as likely be a result
of the breakdown of toxins, but rather congestion
in the lymph and liver. This is because the ozone
reduces toxins to ash, so they don't get recycled
through your bloodstream as poisons on the way
out (and by association, through the brain). The
Rife and Beck therapies also require all of the
same drainage requirements, and the lymphatic thumper
(Beck's design) may be useful while the fungus
is being reduced The best approach, as always,
is to combine elements based on the individual's
tolerance and needs. Diet alone most likely will
not correct this condition of candida overgrowth,
but is certainly a necessary adjunct to any program.
The dietary needs and reactions will be observed
to change greatly after the problem has been addressed
1. Blackground, Darkfield Microscope
Darkfield is the method whereby the sample being viewed
is actually in front of a dark background and light is
being angled onto the sample from the sides.
Under phase contrast conditions, the light coming through
the specimen is shifted into two beams, one slightly
out of phase with the other. This gets a little complicated
to explain easily, but as far as equipment concerns,
you need two matched items in order to get phase contrast.
You need a phase annulus, and the matching lens objective.
For instance, if you want 40x magnification phase contrast
microscopy, you need a 40x phase lens, and a matched
40x phase annulus. If you want 100x phase, you need the
100x lens and the matched 100x phase annulus.
Both the techniques of darkfield and phase contrast
allow nearly invisible microorganisms within the blood
to be "lit up" and seen. It also clearly delineates
the blood cells. This method is in contrast to the standard
microscope "brightfield" conditions where light
shines directly through the viewed sample, and invisible
particles remain invisible.
A. Base Assembly include:
CCD color camera and Microscope CCD - Charged Coupled Device. This
is the electronic eye - the chip inside the video camera
where the microscope specimen image gets focused. The
light gets translated into electronic impulses, and it
ends up on the video monitor/TV.l
VIDEO RELAY LENS / VIDEO COUPLER - This is the lens
assembly that couples the video camera to the microscope.
This can often have a magnification or de-magnification
capability. A 1x coupler gives no magnification, but
simply focuses the beam of light from the microscope
objective above the specimen, directly to the electronic
video chip (CCD - eye) of the video camera. As any standard
video relay lens projects an image to the camera, the
ultimate magnification factor to the television monitor
given the x magnification factor of the coupler, is going
to be a direct function of the vertical distance that
the CCD chip is to the coupler itself. See video zoom.
B. 2 Ocular,
4 Obeject lens: 4x. 10x, 40x, 100x, 4x and 10x is for
the bright background, 40x and 100x for the black ground.
BINOCULAR/MONOCULAR) - This is the assembly that the
eyepiece objectives fit into and allows you to peer at
your specimen. Tri - means there is a space (or tube)
for two eyepieces and a third tube, usually on top, that
can hold another eyepiece, or more typically a photo
camera, video assembly, etc.
3. In general, darkfield microscope need an additional
darkfield condenser to complete its function. when the
operator tests live blood, has to set the darkfield condenser
first. After that, he has to take off the darkfield one,
uses the brightfield condenser to observe dry blood.
The operational procedure is complex.
CONDENSER - This is the lens assembly
that sits underneath the stage and focuses light through
the specimen to the lens objective. Abbe condenser (named
after Ernst Abbe who worked for Carl Zeiss in the late
1800's) is the standard brightfield condenser which focuses
light for 4x to 100x objectives. For objectives less
than 4x power, an additional "swing out" condenser
is typically required to get a full field of view at
the lower magnification.
Our Microscope, has obtained three patents, not only
display a very clearly image under the darkfield, but
also freely switch between darkfield and brightfield.
There is only one adjustor ring under the conserder
of our blackfield microscope. The adjustor ring puts
in the Position A when starts to observe the live blood.
We simply turn the adjustor ring to Position B then can
test dry blood under the brightfield. The whole procedure
is very easy. There is no need to purchase other device
and the improvement decreases your cost and saves your
time.
Clear Image, simple operation, low cost,
2. Galleries
3. Free Accessories include:
A. Aluminum alloy carrying with foam liner; (570x270x400mm
20kg)
B. External capture card;
C. Software
D. Box of 50 blank Microscope slides;
E. Bag of 100 Lancets;
F. Lancing device;
G. 100 Pieces cover slips;
H. Rubber Bulb;
I. Halogen Bulb (6V, 20 Watts) and Tube fuse;
J. Lens Paper;
K. Training Book;L. Dust cover
It
should be noted that Live Blood Analysis is not a
diagnostic procedure. This
method was designed as a screening test to take the
guesswork out of selecting the appropriate supplements
for the individual patient.
Blood
under darkfield. Microscopic examination which is
moderately to strongly infested
