DARKFIELD MICROSCOPY
A growing number of practitioners in North America are rediscovering darkfield microscopy, a popular procedure and mainstay of prevention-minded doctors in Germany and other European countries.
Microscopy was first used in the earlier days of medicine for diagnosing infections. Partially because of pioneering Canadian scientist Gaston Naessens, darkfield microscopy is gaining more popularity with holistically minded doctors.
Darkfield microscopy uses whole blood from a fingertip placed under the microscope unstained, and uses higher magnification with a darkfield lens and specialized lighting that allows one to see much more that could possibly be seen by conventional and phase contrast microscopes.
Many deficiencies, biochemical imbalances or toxicities can be detected by darkfield long before routine lab tests show any problems. Early nutritional intervention through dietary changes, supplementation and homeopathic medicines can then be implemented to prevent disease.
It may show;
- Immune system function
- Free radical cellular damage
- Cell size and shape abnormalities due to immune system disorders
- Atherosclerotic plaque; early recognition of cardiovascular risk factors
- Bacterial imbalances
- Allergic tendencies
- Parasites
- Fungal tendencies
- Digestive deficiencies
- Hormonal imbalances
- B vitamin deficiencies
- Iron deficiencies
- Uric acid crystals and risk for gout
- Kidney function
- Toxic heavy metals
- Poor circulation, oxygenation level and abnormal blood clotting
All of these elements combine to give an overall impression of a person’s wellness or vitality.

Wed, May 27, 2009
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