What is the importance of the red ball test in live blood analysis?
Elizabeth Connell-Barr
Founder | Principal presenter at Live Blood Online The Worlds Leading Provider of Training courses in Live Blood Analysis
The red ball test can quickly determine an individual’s overall health.
Please see the video above to see what the red ball test can tell us.
In weeks 1 and 2 of the live blood analysis training course, we are learning how to get a perfect blood sample every time. Consistency is very important in live blood analysis for best results. We learn how to use a lancet on the finger to get a good blood sample.
A simple prick of the finger using a lancet is all that is needed for a live blood analysis sample, this makes it ideal for children and animals (where a sample is taken from the ear). This procedure to correctly and safely take samples for both live blood and layered dried blood evaluation is covered in detail in lesson 1. Successful evaluation of blood morphologies depends not only on the accurate identification and interpretation of blood signs but also on the correct sampling technique.
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It is critical to the reliability of the test, to the practitioner’s reputation and to their client’s well-being, that practitioners are able to take blood samples correctly and safely. It is important to take the sample correctly to get consistent results, an incorrect sample will not give a clear analysis.
The blood sample must not be exposed to the air for long and must not be pressurized in any way, as in squeezing the finger for example. Practitioners of live blood analysis trained by Live Blood Online are trained to take consistent specimens and thereby get consistent results.
Once the live blood analysis procedure has been learned we then see how to use the microscope and view the blood samples. We learn where exactly to concentrate on the sample and which areas to avoid to get a true picture of the blood. We are learning a lot about live blood analysis (LBA), especially how valuable and helpful it is as part of a preventative approach.
This is all in the 500+ page manual and the online training site for further study and much more can be gleaned from the Live Blood Analysis Training Course private Facebook page where past and present attendees post their findings and ask questions.