What is Dry Blood Analysis?

Dry blood analysis involves taking a drop of blood from a fingertip, allowing it to begin its clotting process and then applying it to a microscope slide.

Eight imprints of this drop of blood are placed onto the microscope slide and left to dry.

The slide is then looked at under a microscope at low magnification, to reveal the patterns created in the blood.

Blood is composed of about 51% water. As this water evaporates it creates a concentration of the blood solutes which are proteins, fats, minerals and many other chemicals some of which are part of the body’s natural processes.

Within this complex body fluid will also be the chemical molecules and by-products of cellular/tissue/organ break-down. Such as,

  • heavy metals

  • inflammation

  • evidence of microbes

  • loss of minerals

  • loss of antioxidants

  • organ and system stress

These elements leave patterns within the dry blood and this is what is observed and interpreted in dry blood analysis.

What is Dry Blood Monitoring?

Dry blood analysis is a very useful tool for assessing the impact of a treatment or protocol.

Dry Blood Analysis Monitoring is where you take a blood sample before and after treatment. The analysis interpretation will reveal how your body is responding to a treatment AND give you recommendations to support your body’s processes and gain the full benefits of the treatments.

Most treatments undertaken, whether it is hyperbaric oxygen, ozone, massage, acupuncture, reflexology, IV nutrients, light therapy, saunas, grounding and many more, have an almost immediate effect on the blood. Treatments can stimulate the circulation, move lymphatic fluid, release toxins, trigger cell responses, flood the body with nutrients/oxygen and stimulate activity in organs.

But depending on your state of health, how hydrated you are, and what your nutrient resources are your body may struggle.

The effects will vary from person to person depending on their current state of health, the condition of the organs, levels of toxicity, inflammatory processes, immune vitality, efficiency of detoxification, nutrient and resource levels and many other aspects. All of these processes affect the composition of the blood and this is seen in the post treatment dry blood analysis.

I am currently working with Prozone Health doing dry blood analysis monitoring with their ozone therapy patients.

Click here for more information about Ozone Therapy and click here to see a case history of an ozone patient using dry blood analysis.

Contact me if you are interested in this service. We can chat about your situation and I can give you my opinion on the best way to go about this for the best results.

Then you will receive a dry blood sampling kit which contains all you need to take your samples, instructions on how to do it and a pre-paid return postal package.

I will analyse your samples under the microscope and create a report based on the ‘before’ and ‘after’ dry blood. This report includes

  • images of your blood along with an explanation of the condition of your blood before treatment.

  • the processes the treatment stimulated within your body based on the condition of your blood after treatment.

  • my recommendation for how to best support your body going forward to increase the efficacy of the treatment.

For more information, please call Shirah on 07877746155 or email info@vitalise-nutrition.co.uk

Is Dry Blood Analysis based in science?

Originally this test was used by Drs from 1939 onwards and was known as the Oxidative Stress Test. It was a quick non-invasive way to determine the rate of sedimentation of of the red blood cells, which would produce a pattern as the water in the blood evaporated. This pattern reveals inflammatory processes which cause oxidative stress to our cells, tissues and organs. The by-products of this process circulate in the blood.

Since then it has been researched and developed further with more scientific understanding. Today it is used in forensic medicine and is being developed in Japan and Russia as a diagnostic tool.

Dry Blood Monitoring Cost per before/after analysis report £85