Research and Study
Welcome to the study and reseach work of Dr. Klassen, Dr. Mahoney, Dr. Adamson and others. This study and research centers around Live Blood Assessment (L.B.A.) and Dry Blood Assessment (D.B.A.) with other types of testing and with the comparison of different symptomatology. This study and research is not taught as a primary means of a differential diagnossis, but it may be found helpful in individual assessment of health related problems. Physicians may find it helpful in assessment of health related problems and leading to other types of testing under a different diagnostic approach.*
What is
Live Blood Assessment (L.B.A.)
Dry Blood Assesment (D.B.A.)
Live Blood Assessment (L.B.A.) and Dry Blood Assessment (D.B.A.) is achieved by using a high powered microscope and is unique in its ability to observe the extent of free radical activity and morphologiacal changes in the blood. These activies and changes may be a result of pathological conditions. Free radicals are significantly damaging to cellualr health and contribute to the degenerative process of aging if not addressed. L.B.A and D.B.A. can identify these imbalances.
How we can work together to reach your optimal health.
Through using nutritional supplementation and proper food combining, along with exercise and good mental hygiene, a person may be able to achieve optimal health. The key to better living is a healthy lifestyle.
My training in this field is to address specific imbalances and thus guide and direct one to improved health. Together, let's help help you reach your optimal health.
Did you Know.....
...2.5 million red cells are replaced every second?
...32 billion white cells are replaced every 4 to 6 days?
...90% of addictions are nutritional deficiencies?
...12 teaspoons of sugar is in a 12 oz can of soda?
...good fats contribute to improved cholesterol levels?
*It is hereby acknowledged that the outset of this work is nontraditional. Its application and use has not been approved as a primary means for a differential diagnosis. The author and publisher of this is not making any representation as to the standard of care for any jurisdiction or the compliance of L.B.A. and D.B.A. testing in any jurisdiction. The readers should refer to their own state and local authorities for those consultations. The author is also not expressing medical opinions to be relied upon for diagnositc purposes. Readers should consult with their own health care providers for such treatment and opinions.
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