BSI Signature Evidence-Based
Diagnostics with Holistic Detox & Therapies Program
Testing, Analysis & Custom Prescribed Treatment
133 Tests and Evaluation (only): Rp. 4.300.000
+ additional Prescribed Holistic Treatments and Natural Medicines Therapies:
Rp. 2.000.000 - 17.000.000
Depending on Diagnosis & Treatment needs.
133 lab tests, with examination and deep analysis, allows the patient full access to all supplemental optional testing, Therapure Nutraceuticals medicines, and personalized natural health services at BSI.
BSI certified medical staff first review the extensive on-line questionnaire the patient is asked to complete (next step by pressing the Health History Questionnaire and Booking button). Once accepted for therapy at BSI, the patient is then scheduled for two appointments.
The first appointment begins with review and clarification of answers given by the patient from the on-line questionnaire.
This is followed by physical examination that includes simple cardio-pulmonary testing, aural heart monitoring, blood pressure check, temperature-circulation quality check, oxygen saturation, abdominal palpitation if needed, BMI, and viewing of any complaints regarding skin, organs, etc.
Blood and urine samples are requested, and are immediately processed at the BSI onsite labs. Two drops of this blood are placed on a microscope slide, for preliminary diagnoses preformed within full view of the patient on high-resolution monitor.
The BSI technician will search for anomalies and their meanings in the blood (many of which do not present in conventional blood and urine lab testing), such as fungus, bacteria, parasites, damage to red cells, quality and type of white blood cells (immunities), serum (clear blood) observation, and vital force (the ability of blood to continue flowing outside of the body). These observations work in consort with blood laboratory testing to further clarify modern problems, such as antibiotic resistance, fungal infections, and more.
All New Member Patients are requested to complete the Health History Questionnaire, with Full Basic Testing, as described below.
General Health Check-up
Based in part on the Health History Questionnaire you would complete before arriving at our clinic. All new patients are accepted via this extensive form.
Health and Lifestyle Interview
Which is also used to to further refine test results and better determine possible prescription for herbal medicines and therapies at BSI.
Basic Physical Exam
Blood pressure, oxygen percentage, heart rate and stability, body temperature, BMI, BMR, BFC, weight, respiratory function and rating, growths under and on skin, abdominal palpitation if needed, etc.
133 Blood, Urine, and Physical Exam Tests
with comprehensive written explanation. Using state-of-art German technology. Click here for a complete listing of all tests an examinations included ....
Which includes 6 Liver / Pancreas / Galbladder Function Tests
And also includes 24 Kidney, Urine and Urine Sedimentation Tests
Plus basic blood tests for kidney / urinary function
Blood Parasite and General Inflammation Check
Basic Disease Check, Based on Bacteria, Fungus, and Virus Loading
Basic Cancer Indicators
(as determined from white blood cell Differential Count, epithelial cell count, and other indices as read together) (does not include tumor antigen tests, which are optional)
Anemia, Clotting Factors, General Health Indices of Red Blood Cells Ability to Transport Oxygen/Carbon, Nutrients/Wastes, as Determined by CBC, Blood Sugar, and More
And Live Blood, Bright-Field Microscope Pre-Analysis Observations
(You watch on hi-res monitor) to verify and preview results from mechanized testing as listed above
Consider These Optional Tests
STD Testing, Thyroid & Pituitary Testing, Lipid Profile, Tumor Marker Testing, Heavy Metals Analysis Testing, Male Hormone, Female Hormone.
Estimated Costs for Service
Will be explained via return email, once your Health History Questionnaire has been completed and received at BSI, and you have been accepted as a patient. (We need to know what your needs are before we can determine time and costs for you.)
Lifetime Membership with BSI International Clinics
This allows you to receive our medicines and therapies at any time, and also to write to us for information regarding any health problems we are able to address at BSI. (BSI Premium medicines, therapies, and consultation are exclusively available to Member Patients.)
What You Get
Includes Basic Indicators For:
- Single-celled parasites
- Crystallization and corresponding toxicity
- Heavy metals concentration from smoking, pollution, etc.
- Coagulation
- Red cell damage
- Acidity
- Damage from excessive sugars, bacteria, stimulants, etc
- Damage from excessive microwave (WiFi / cellular phone) radiation, and much more.
- Search for graphene derivatives and effects from spike protein production.
And a large variety of optional additional tests can be added during first consultation, or returning test results consultation, if requested by the Patient or the BSI Practitioner. Additional testing is only recommended on average to 1 in 20 patients.
Test results and prescription (if needed) are presented to the patient and explanations given in detail during the second visit, 2 – 3 business days later.
See below for a complete list of included tests.
Detailed Schedule
of Included Tests and Procedures
Full Analysis of all 133 tests is documented on a 28 – 34 page report, complete with photos and combined meanings of the tests. This report is presented to the patient, explained page by page. A prescription is included at the end, if needed.
Smear and Live Bright Field Microscope Blood Observations
Non-Magnified Blood Observations
- Serum
- Dehydration
- Clotting
Microscopic Red Cells Observations
Platelets or thrombocytes react to bleeding from blood vessel injury by clumping, thereby initiating a blood clot. Platelets have no cell nucleus. Platelets congregate around a wound creating a cap to stop blood flow out of the tissue (clotting). Platelets also contain cytokines and growth factors which can promote wound healing and regeneration of damaged tissues.
Platelets or thrombocytes react to bleeding from blood vessel injury by clumping, thereby initiating a blood clot. Platelets have no cell nucleus; they are fragments of cytoplasm derived from the megakaryocytes of the bone marrow or lung, which then enter circulation. Platelets congregate around a w ound creating a cap to stop blood flow out of the tissue (clotting). Platelets also contain cytokines and growth factors which can promote wound healing and regeneration of damaged tissues.
Infrequent acanthocytes are often encountered in hyposplenic conditions, but where they are very frequent this may indicate an uncommon or serious cause which needs to be communicated to clinicians. Light or severe liver disease causing coagulopathy and spur cell (acanthocytic) anaemia.
Agglutinates arise when antibodies attach to antigens on the membranes of adjacent red cells linking them together. The most common cause is “cold-reactive” IgM antibodies which do not cause overt symptoms. However, in some cases the effects may be clinically significant since antibodies may activate complement causing haemolysis, or the agglutinated cells can cause occlusion of small blood vessels in the cold (acrocyanosis). The clumped cells will sediment more rapidly leading to a raised erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR). Finally, the antibodies that cause cold agglutination may indicate an underlying malignancy (particularly lymphoma), or by acute infection.
Most commonly arises when blood cell production is stressed or abnormal, may be associated with dysfunction of enzymes involved in RNA breakdown (either congenital deficiency or drug induced).
Although most closely associated with classical sickle disease (HbSS), boatshaped cells are also seen in compound heterozygotes between HbS and other abnormal haemoglobins.
Ignore boat cells in areas of blood movement, only consider if blood is static.
Cabot rings are ring-like or figure-of-eight loop-shaped inclusions composed of microtubule remnants from the mitotic spindle, or possibly nuclear remnants or abnormal histones. Can indicate B-12 anemia and related diseases, megaloblastic anemia, myelodysplastic syndrome, and lead poisoning.
Strongly indicative of a “packed marrow”. May be the result of fibrosis (primary or secondary) or neoplasm (carcinoma or hematological neoplasm). May also arise where there is sustained or severe physiological increase in blood cell production (e.g. the expanded erythroid response to thalassemia). Less frequent tear drop forms may arise in other systemic disease. Ignore in fast-moving blood (vital force).
Iron deficiency or chronic disease. Multiple instances can indicate very severe hereditary pyropoikilocytosis.
Always remember that echinocytes may be an artefact of blood storage or of cells on the edge of a live mount slide (artefactual echinocytosis), so look at the condition of other cells on the film and determine whether the echinocytosis is patchy in distribution. Where genuine there will usually be a significant systemic disease present. This most frequently will be renal failure.
The presence of hypochromia indicates defective production of hemoglobin. Most cases result from iron deficiency or thalassemia – other typical features of these conditions should therefore be sought. Less frequently, hypochromia reflects defective iron utilization (e.g. chronic disease or sideroblastic anemia). The presence of hypochromia is not of itself an urgent problem unless there is severe anemia; however, it important to highlight the condition since clinicians may need to request further investigation to determine its cause.
Howell-Jolly Bodies most commonly arise when spleen is absent or spleen function is impaired (hyposplenia). Occasional Howell Jolly bodies may arise in physiological conditions.
Implies damage to hemoglobin within the red cell often accompanied by cellular dehydration and membrane damage; acute oxidative damage to red cells should be considered.
In some (although not all) cases, the pathological process may be life threatening particularly if they are associated with disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) or thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) knowledge of platelet count, clotting and additional morphological features such as fragments is essential.
Morphological evidence of any accompanying disease should actively be sought. Most frequently these causes are B12 or folate deficiency, myelodysplasia, or liver disease.
Myelodysplasia, iron deficiency, etc. S.E. Asian Ovalocytosis is a specific disorder that results from structural and functional defects of the band 3 protein causing ovalocytes with a stomatocytic appearance. May indicate previous malarial parasites.
Small numbers of Pappenheimer Bodies may be seen in normal blood, particularly within polychromatic cells. When they are present in large number look for hyposplenic features, or for pathological states that have iron-loading or aberrant iron metabolism.
These cells are formed when sickle hemoglobin (HbS) is present together with hemoglobin C (HbC) to form a compound heterozygote disorder (HbSC disease)
Fragmented cells are not found in normal blood. Sharp fragments may reflect “microangiopathic” damage – this form of fragmentation may therefore represent a medical emergency and should be reported immediately. More rounded fragments arise in significant dyserythropoiesis (such as severe myelodysplasia, membrane disorder or megaloblastic states), these are also important to diagnosis, but have a different origin.
Indicates that the cells express the mutated gene for sickle hemoglobin (HbS), either in homozygous form (HbSS) or as a compound with another abnormal beta hemoglobin form. The number of these abnormal cells should not necessarily be considered an indicator of severity, but increased numbers of abnormal cells and polychromasia (or nucleated red cells) often occur during sickle crises.
First exclude artefact (slow slide drying), then consider the number of these cells – occasional stomatocytes may arise in many conditions. However, when present in significant number stomatocytes may indicate significant acquired or inherited disease signifying one of a range of conditions (including liver disease, alcohol, or electrolyte imbalance). However, also consider a range of inherited conditions (see table) or look for the characteristic very large and oval-shaped often with a Y-shaped stoma that are seen in South East Asian Ovalocytosis.
Spherocytes are found in all hemolytic anemias to some degree. Hereditary spherocytosis and autoimmune hemolytic anemia are characterized by having only spherocytes. Where spherocytes are very frequent autoimmune hemolysis or hereditary spherocytosis should be considered.
Severe membrane defects (e.g. hereditary pyropoikilocytosis). Toxin induced membrane damage: particularly Clostridium perfringens. Infrequent microspherocytes may appear as part of a spectrum of cells in many conditions with erythrocyte damage (e.g. fragmentation) or fragile production (e.g. megaloblastic states).
The area of pallor contains a central accumulation of hemoglobin giving the appearance of a “target”. Look for macrocytosis that may imply liver disease; or if MCV is normal or low consider a hemoglobinopathy (HbC, D or E).
Microscopic White Cells Observations
- Neutrophil
- Lymphocyte
- Monocyte
- Eosinophil
- Basophil
- Stem Cells
Microscopic Biological Elements in Blood
- Roulleux Formations
- Fibrin
- Vital Force
- Parasites
- Ameba
- Bacteria, non-differentiated
- Bacteria, differentiated
- Bacteria Strings
- Fungus dots / non-differentiated
- Fungus with Bacteria
- Candida albicans
- Odd biologicals
- Crystal Structures in Blood
- Lipids: Triglycerides / Cholesterol
- Parasites
- Basic Cancer Indicators
Microscopic Artifacts in Blood
- Artifacts, not from blood
- Nano Materials, Micro-Tech
- Graphene Oxide
- Graphene Hydroxide
- Graphene Hydrogel
- Hybrid Parasites
- Microclots
Patient Physical Exam
Corporeal Observations
- Body temperature observations from four locations, to analyze blood circulation quality
- Oxygen saturation; resting, during cardio-pulinary test, and during ramp down
- Heart resting observations in detail – compare four chambers, rhythm, strength
- Cardio pulmonary lung and heart observations, (oxygenation ability, lung blockages, arrhythmia, recovery)
- Basic eyes check
- Blood pressure / Wrist Pulse Indicators
- Fingernails health
- Weight (past and present comparison)
- BMI (Body Mass Index)
- BFC (Body Fat Indicator)
- BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
- And if needed, abdomen palpitation, skin examination, nails examination, hair, genitalia, etc.
Extensive Interview with the BSI Doctor and Nurse Practitioner, Including:
- Review of answers from The Health History Questionnaire
- Diet and digestion
- Physical complaints
- Exercise habits
- Present sleep habits analysis and suggested changes
- Cancers
- Toxic and radioactive exposures
- Covid exposures
- and much more per the Health History Questionnaire
BSI Laboratory Tests
Differential Count (Immunities)
- Stem cell
- Basophil
- Eosinophil
- Neutrophil
- Lymphocyte
- NLR (Neutrophils to Lymphocytes Ratio)
- Monocyte
CBC (Mechanized Complete Blood Count)
- RBC (Red Blood Count)
- HGB (Hemoglobin Count)
- HCT (Hematocrit Count)
- HGB / HCT Ratio (Hemoglobin / Hematocrit Ratio)
- RTC (Reticulocytes Count)
- MCV (Mean Cell Volume)
- MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin)
- MCHC (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration)
- PLT (Platelet Count)
- PLR (Platelet / Lymphocyte Counts Ratio)
- MPV (Mean Platelet Volume)
- PDW (Platelet Distribution Width)
- RDW-SD (Red Cell Distribution Width A)
- RDW-CV (Red Cell Distribution Width B)
- WBC (White Blood Cell Count)
- NEUT % (Neutrophil Percentage)
- NEUT # (Neutrophil Count)
- LYM % (Lymphocyte Percentage)
- LYM # (Lymphocyte Count)
- MXD % (Mid Range Percentage)
- MXD # (Mid Range Count)
Liver Tests
- SGOT (Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transminase)
- SGPT (Serum Glutamic-Pyruvic Transminase)
- SGOT/ SGPT Affect Ratio
- Bilirubin Direct
- Bilirubin Total
- Albumin
Kidney Blood Tests
- BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen)
- Creatinine
- BUN / Creatinine Ratio
- Uric Acid
- Non-fasting Glucose
Urine Fluid
- Color
- Clarity
- pH (Acid / Alkaline)
- Specific Gravity
- Protein
- Glucose
- Ketones
- Nitrite
- Urobilinogen
- Bilirubin
- Erythrocyte (Red Blood Cells)
- Leukocyte (White Blood Cells)
Urine Sediment
- Erythrocyte (Red Blood Cells)
- Leukocyte (White Blood Cells)
- Cylinder
- Crystal
- Bacteria
- Fungus
- Trichomonas
Why do deep testing and analysis ?
The world has changed faster than the body can adapt. Every moment of every day sees unfathomable mixtures of chemicals, vehicle exhausts, food additives and preservatives, medical vaccinations, antibiotics, pharmaceuticals, and stresses of every kind assaulting the delicate balance that is human life. The liver filters and stores much of these stressors, but cannot always process them. When the liver becomes over-burdened, skin blemishes, aching joints, gas, bloating, weight gain, fatigue, and myriad other reactions often result.
Detox & prevention are the core of services offered by BSI. We are science-based in terms of diagnosis and treatment, however the medicines are natural and one-of-a-kind by Therapure Nutraceuticals, creating a targeted, more accurate, immune-boosting, natural healing process. We examine and explore patient’s overall health, designing a customized plan to cleanse the body from many of the environmental and conditioned toxins that make their way into our everyday lives.
BSI International Clinics views disease and its causes very differently, a methodology rarely known to most patients. An holistic science-based approach (discerning causes of disease through scientific procedure, and healing with appropriate natural medicines and techniques) means we get to know you, spending approximately two or more hours together over two visits.
And during the first visit, many patients also request a standard intravenous infusion, type and dose based on answers from the questionnaire. This IV may include 1 or 3 grams (1,000 or 3,000 mg) of vitamin C / sodium ascorbate, vitamins B1, B6, and B12, magnesium, EDTA chelate, electrolytes, all in 500 ml of pure water, taken over 90 minutes or less.
All new Member Patients are requested to complete the Health History Questionnaire and Full Basic Testing.
