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Look under a microscope to see how our cells are affected by toxins and then how they rejuvenate with Valor Essential Oil by Young Living!
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www.rebeccamarina.com Rebecca Marina, an EFT practitioner, asked Dr Patricia Felici to look at her blood under a darkfield microscope. Rebecca’s blood was “clumped up”. Rebecca then applied Emotional freedom technique and corrected the problem in a few seconds. This could be proof that EFT really does create healing opportunities even in the blood. Rebecca was inspired to do this experiment becase of Dr Emoto and his book about the way water changes with different emotions. http
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Whole blood stained with DiOC6 at 60D on collagen coated biochip channel. What you see is platelet build up/thrombosis. The camera is a Hamamatsu ORCA2 at x50 objective and x1 C-Mount.
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Victoria Taylor ND talks about the benefits of Live Blood Analysis and what can be observed about your health from looking at your live blood cells under a microscope. This is a screening technique not a diagnostic test.
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www.therenegadehealthshow.com – This show is a real treat! Jasmine and Michael allowed us to film my live blood analysis! I was grateful that they let us and was pretty apprehensive as to what would show up. But since I believe in transparency, I wanted you to see… good or bad. For those of you who may or may not know about live blood, it’s used for educational purposes to see what your system is up to. Essentially, you can look at your blood through a microscope and see a snapshot of your internal pumping system. So here’s mine…
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Hi, I am Yanika (13) and this is my new show ‘So Microscopic’. This show consists mainly of clips taken from my microscope and an explanation of the microscopic creatures seen. Stay tune for new episodes uploaded from time to time. Thanks and enjoy and remember (science+so microscopic=fun²) This is Episode 1 -Frog’s Blood-Animal Cells
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A short description of live blood cell analysis under a microscope by Dr. Robert Young
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This is my red blood cells in my leg. I used a binocular AmScope microscope, with total of 1600X mag. It came with a special camera to attach to one of the eyepieces.
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This is Slide B7, a sealed wet mount slide containing a single drop of saline with a fraction of a drop of blood mixed in it. The result is a nice dispersion of live blood cells. In this video, I demonstrate how this technique actually allows one to observe live white cells, without any kind of staining, on a common light microscope. I also demonstrate high magnification oil immersion microscopy on human red blood cells, lending a kind of more universally understood (at least for me) scale of size that can help put the much tinier sized of bacteria in better perspective. Mr White Cell says, “Nom! Nom! Nom!” haha. Enjoy the show! 
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