Indicating hibernation of red cells.
Healthy, recoverable, Roulleux red cell formations. Cells are hibernating. Always locate and photograph the best quality sample for this analysis.
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Moderate fibrin activity. Almost no crystals formation occurring. Crystals tend to be formed from fibrin.
Also can indicate high dehydration, acidity.
Vital Force is universal life-giving energy, the underlying force behind our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Vital Force is a subtle, pervasive energy that powers various aspects of our being. Much like a flat battery, insufficient life-force energy flowing through the body can create disharmony on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels.
Excellent Vital Force.
Notice the tiny graphene hydroxide fragment.
Also notice the non-differentiated Roulleux, generally not seen where there is high vital force movement.
Ignore teardrop-shaped cells when blood is moving fast.
In the event parasites are detected, or eosinophils are low or high, suggest to the patient to take the Deep Dive Service.
Symptoms of parasitic infections depend on where in your body you’re infected. Some common symptoms include:
An ameba in motion, moves very slowly, jelly-like. Look for fungus in the sample in positive verification of macrophage. With stain, an ameba will show a nucleus. This sample is not stained. However with high magnification a nucleus may be observed.
It’s important to remember that bacteria are always present in all areas of the body, and vital to proper function. Bacterium will mutate from so-called good concentrations or balance, to more aggressive concentrations when the body needs to fight off pathogens. Good bacteria can become bad or offensive. Bad bacteria can become benevolent, as the body creates the right balance to custom heal a particular pathogen imbalance.
Bacteria surround and consume pathogens. Along with fever, they can bake-out invading disease.
Non-differentiated, Gram positive intracellular bacteria.
It’s important to remember that bacteria are always present in all areas of the body, and vital to proper function. Bacterium will mutate from so-called good concentrations or balance, to more aggressive concentrations when the body needs to fight off pathogens. Good bacteria can become bad or offensive. Bad bacteria can become benevolent, as the body creates the right balance to custom heal a particular pathogen imbalance.
Bacteria surround and consume pathogens. Along with fever, they can bake-out invading disease.
Gram positive, differentiated bacteria strings.
String bacteria, that could easily be mistaken for a parasitic worm. Bacteria usually shows green in color. Can be compared to mucous strings from lungs.
Atmospheric carbon crystal, not from blood.
Beneficial and aggressive forms of fungus are normally present in the body and blood in a ratio of 15% to 85% bacteria, similar to digestion. Together they can expand and work together to capture and digest pathogens and ultimately expel them. Beneficial fungus can mutate to aggressive forms when fighting invading pathogens, and revert back to benign forms when the human host is again healthy.
Stained, non-differentiated fungal colony, that is consuming surrounding cells.
In live blood analysis, the presence of both fungal elements and bacteria in the blood can be observed as an indicator of infection or imbalance in the body’s microbiome. Fungus, such as Candida species, may appear as distinct forms like yeasts or hyphal structures, while bacteria can show up as clusters or individual organisms depending on the type. The simultaneous presence of both fungi and bacteria in blood can point to a compromised immune system or an overgrowth of microorganisms, often due to poor gut health, stress, or antibiotic use. Fungal and bacterial overgrowths are often linked to systemic infections, chronic illnesses, or imbalances like leaky gut syndrome.
Candida albicans. Notice the formation is similar to a bunch of grapes. Larger white cells are can be seen attacking the edge of the infestation. This person has healthier immune function than the one pictures above.
Must be differentiated from similar looking bacteria.
“Odd biologicals” is a term used in live blood analysis to refer to unusual or atypical structures observed in the blood that do not belong to the typical range of red blood cells, white blood cells, or platelets. For example, the presence of abnormal cell shapes or unexplained inclusions in the blood could point to issues with cell regeneration, genetic mutations, or other underlying conditions. “Odd biologicals” could also refer to artifacts introduced by external factors such as improper blood collection techniques or contamination during sample preparation.
Low to moderate toxicity crystal, probably carbon – the most common of blood solids contaminants. Unstained sample.
Notice that it is affected surrounding red cells, there appears to be an exchange of elements between them.
This was probably inhaled by the patient, which is of course immediately transferred to blood.
Triglycerides. Note the barbs or macrophylla emanating from the edges – which makes it stick to other cells or vessel walls.
Easily mistaken for fungus or bacteria. Sticking to red cells, but not consuming them. Fungus or bacteria would probably consume adjacent red cells, causing a bleached or depleted appearance.
Also note heavy fibrin activity, indicating dehydration, and possible crystals formation.
Highly toxic double crystaline structures.
On the left is carbon or other dark element, perhaps lead. On the right is a lighter element, such as aluminum or something more toxic. Could also be related to graphene hydroxide with graphene oxide.
The orbiting Burr cells also indicate high toxicity. The surrounding red cells are all highly affected.
Mottled serum on the lower right can indicate acidity.
This can indicate a loosened fragment of a cancer elsewhere in the body.
