Dry Blood Analysis
What Can a Single Drop of Blood Show Us?
More than you might expect!
With Dry Blood Analysis, a single drop of blood is used to create a series of impressions on a microscope slide. Once dried, these impressions give us a fascinating look at patterns we can explore together.
Your Blood Tells a Story
When you dry blood samples are viewed under a microscope, patterns begin to emerge. Some may stand out on their own, while others become more meaningful when we look at how they appear together. Each sample is different, which is part of what makes Dry Blood Analysis so fasctinating.
The sample is examined in multiple ways, with observations made from different areas and perspectives. Each piece gives us different information, and together they begin to create a larger, more individualized picture of your body and some of what it may be experiencing.
What Can We Look At?
Dry Blood Analysis allows us to explore a wide range of clues about areas of stress, weakness, inflammation, toxicity, and imbalance within the body.
Digestion, Absorption & Elimination
Digestive and bowel stress • compromised absorption • poor nutrient assimilation • nutrient deficiencies • demineralization • acidity • food sensitivities.
Inflammation & Structural Stress
General inflammation • circulatory inflammation • bone and joint inflammation • connective tissue inflammation • organ inflammation • structural imbalance • aches and pains
Liver, Kidneys & Lymphatic System
Liver stress • kidney and bladder stress • lymphatic stress and stagnation
Immune & Environmental Stress
Immune compromise • allergies and hypersensitivities • antioxidant deficiency • chemical and environmental toxicity • heavy metal toxicity
Parasites, Yeast & Other Microbial Activity
Parasite presence • yeast/Candida • fungal activity • viral presence
Hormonal, Endocrine & Reproductive Stress
Hormonal imbalance • endocrine stress • thyroid stress • adrenal stress • reproductive stress
Other CluesSystemic stress • skin impurities and clogged pores • shallow breathing • lung stress • emotional or psychological distress • head and neck trauma • heart stress
From Observation to Understanding
Your Dry Blood Analysis is more than simply looking at a microscope slide. We'll review your sample together so you can actually see what I'm seeing. I'll explain the observations that stand out, answer your questions, and consider what we see alongside your health history, current concerns, and wellness goals.
From there, we'll discuss practical, individualized recommendations that may include nutrition, herbs, supplements, lifestyle changes, or other appropriate wellness strategies.
An Observational Wellness Tool
Dry Blood Analysis is an observational wellness tool, not a diagnostic test.
Cancer is not observed through Dry Blood Analysis. Blood sugar or glucose levels are not observed through Dry Blood Analysis. It does not diagnose disease or replace appropriate medical testing or care. Instead, it allows us to observe patterns that can be considered alongside your health history, current concerns, and overall wellness picture.
