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Nutritional Microscopy live blood analysis hits the UK!

Nutritional Microscopy

What is Nutritional Microscopy (NM) and how is it different from a conventional blood test?

The answer: A tiny pin prick on the fingertip allows a person to see their living blood cells moving on a video screen. The conventional blood test from the doctor or hospital called a (CBC) Complete Blood Count merely counts how many dead red blood cells, white cells etc.

It cannot give information such as immune system activity, yeast, parasites, hormone imbalances sugar intolerances and much more. Live blood analysis can detect the potential for disease very early and therefore is the ultimate preventative medicine tool available today.

The black community suffers from many diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, strokes and arthritis all of which can be easily prevented by live blood analysis. Errol Denton is a fully certified and insured microscopist and has already helped many people with this revolutionary technique.

View some of his client testimonials here:

According to Errol live blood analysis is "satellite navigation" for good health and because there is no other way to see inside the body like this it is a totally unique experience. It serves as an excellent preventative medicine and anti-aging regime. You also get your results immediately no waiting!

A live blood analysis session lasts 90 minutes at the end of which one is given a 16 page written report. Tailor made nutritional guidelines are given to restore the blood to a healthy condition by using food as a medicine as seen below.

Healthy Blood Cells
Unhealthy Blood Cells
According to Dr Robert Young: There is only one sickness one disease the over-acidification of the blood and tissues due to an inverted way of eating, living and thinking.

In the words of Hippocrates "Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food" (460-370BC)

For more information on NM or to speak with the UK's expert live blood analyst contact Errol Denton on 020 8498 9898 or visit http://www.livebloodtest.com