Our blood is made up of three primary cell types—red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets—all of which must move freely within the bloodstream. By examining just a single drop of blood under a dark-field microscope, we can observe the shape, behavior, and movement of these cells in real-time.

However, interpreting this data requires the expertise of a trained and experienced physician. Each person’s blood composition is unique and complex, and the presence of various biochemical compounds must be evaluated collectively.

Live Blood Analysis serves as a helpful tool for doctors to gain a preliminary overview of a person’s health status. While it provides valuable insights, it cannot independently diagnose disease. Therefore, this analysis should always be performed by a qualified physician and used in conjunction with other medical tests recommended by your doctor.