FAQs Archive - Page 13 of 17 - Live Blood Online

Q: Does LBA require the drawing of blood?

We supply the best microscopes for live & dry blood analysis. This is something that’s quite important to discuss, because there are many microscopes on the market that claim to be darkfield microscopes, but they won’t be suitable for LBA. Remember that darkfield is not exclusive to LBA, it’s a technique that’s been used in microscopy for many years. However, the researchers that started working with LBA in darkfield found that there are a very specific set of requirements for a microscope to be suitable to analyse live blood in darkfield. Most commercially available darkfield microscopes don’t have the necessary specifications, so this is a potential pitfall. Having studied LBA and having worked with many different microscopes myself, I’ve researched this expensively and have ensured that the microscopes we offer have the best specifications for LBA. There are many unique features in our systems that are not available on other microscopes, so we believe that any other system is to some extent a compromise. We actually have a separate webinar on this subject, where we explain what you need to look for in a LBA microscope system. https://youtu.be/ZmoH9cpP7Oo

Q: Do you teach urine and saliva tests too and other body liquids?

We only cover the analysis of blood under the microscope at this stage. The blood gives us the best information relating to the condition of the body’s terrain. The other fluids are quite limited in their value and mostly relate to conditions in the organs they are found in, whereas the blood provides information on the whole body.

Q: If I buy your microscope and pay for the training course, will I be able to collaberate with you in future?

We are always open to collaborating with our attendees. We will provide the support you need to get the most out of live & dry blood analysis, and would be interested at looking at any other suggestions for collaborating that you may have.