Functional Microscopy

We look at your blood under a high-power microscope. A small lance on your finger is all it takes.   Just one drop of your blood on the slide, and then we will look at it immediately underneath the powerful darkfield microscope.  You will see your cells move around!  We will then also take samples of your blood on a slide to let it dry, and we can see more things taking place in your body.

Traditional medical lab blood tests use an anticoagulant which changes your blood for the test they use.  They measure different levels and send a report back to your doctor.   There is a need for this, however there is also a need to see your blood to determine what your body may be needing.

​According to studies, parasites affect 85% of persons living in the USA.    Functional Microscopy can help determine if you have parasites.  Here are some indicators:

​What is your current risk for parasites?  Each of these below are Risk Factors

Bloating
Foggy Memory
Food Cravings
Mild Nagging Headache
Anal Itching
Insomnia
Bronchitis
Tiny Red Abrasions That Itch
Rash or patchy Rashes
Irritable or Grumpy
Pet or bird in the house
Eat Sushi
Malabsorption
Gas
Allergies
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Abdominal Cramping
Anemia
Candida
Coughing
Fever
Restlessness
Crave Sweets
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  3 or less of the above symptoms the health risk is medium.
  4-7 of the above symptoms the health risk is high.
  7 or more of the above symptoms the health risk could be extremely high.

For more information on parasites, read the article "10 Signs That You May Have Parasites"

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