Only one drop of blood is needed for this nutritional examination of your living cells
Only one drop of blood is needed for this nutritional examination of your living cells
Keffi Bell graduated from Georgia Southern College in 1969 with a B.S. degree in Medical Technology.
She interned and received her Med Tech license from Atlanta Grady Memorial Hospital.
Her study of Nutritional Science led to her current practice of Live Blood Cell Analysis as a health consultant in Santa Cruz, CA.
The Blood is a River continually transporting oxygen and nutrients throughout the system. By its very nature, blood holds the mysteries of ensuing health issues. Instead of a flowing river, sluggish blood can resemble a swamp of congestion, a direct reflection of symptomatic behaviors.
Live Blood Cell Analysis uses the techniques of darkfield, phase contrast, and dry oxidative screening to monitor chronic health issues and access more acute situations.
Conventional blood tests require killing the blood to gather data. Observing living blood allows the cells to remain active throughout the analysis, giving new insight into the functioning blood cells.
Although not diagnostic of disease, this technique can easily detect imbalances in nutrition and health stress well before symptoms of illness appear and often before conventional blood tests show any abnormalities.
In this process, current health status is observed, explained, and personalized nutritional support recommended allowing for natural healing to occur.
Only a tiny finger prick is required, using a sterile lancing pen.