Firstly, why is Blood so important?

Plasma acts as a sophisticated communication network, receiving and delivering critical chemical messages produced by cells, organs, and tissues. By observing live blood samples, we can gain a deeper understanding of how this intricate system operates, enabling us to identify imbalances and assess the body’s overall vitality.

Throughout history, the examination of blood has been a fundamental tool for assessing health. In this course, we’ll continue that tradition by exploring live blood analysis, a technique that allows us to witness the miraculous processes occurring within our bodies at a cellular level.

From the intricate dance of red blood cells to the dynamic interactions of white blood cells and platelets, live blood analysis offers a unique window into the body’s inner workings. By observing these living components in their natural environment, we can gain invaluable insights into overall well-being and explore strategies for optimizing our health from the inside out.

What is the difference between a Doctor’s blood test and Live Blood Analysis?

The various terms used to describe the different blood cells seen under the microscope are the same – whether they are used in a medical context or as part of a live blood analysis (LBA) assessment. The main difference between medical blood tests and Live Blood Analysis lies in the preparation of the blood sample and the purpose.

Medical blood tests are conducted by medical professionals, such as doctors, to diagnose diseases. They employ a variety of blood tests to detect levels and presence of various blood elements, allowing them to eliminate certain diseases or affirm the possibility of others. However, a single blood test alone is not definitively diagnostic. The blood sample is mixed with an anticoagulant to prevent clotting and sent to a laboratory for processing in machines that separate and measure the various components. Alternatively, a drop of blood may be stained and examined under a microscope. Results are graded based on a statistical range to determine what is considered normal or abnormal.

The problem is, even if test results fall within the “normal” range, it doesn’t necessarily mean an individual feels well. 

Live Blood Analysis, on the other hand, is used in complementary medicine fields like nutrition, naturopathy, and homeopathy. A drop of the blood is examined under a microscope, and the information gained is used to check for signs of imbalances.  Unlike medical tests, the LBA blood sample is not stained or treated with chemicals, allowing it to be viewed in its “live” state as soon as possible after extraction.

By magnifying the blood 1,000 times, you can observe the health of individual cells, assess their functionality, and identify abnormalities that may indicate nutritional deficiencies, membrane damage, immune system activation, inflammation, digestive issues, or pH imbalances. The purpose of LBA is to educate and motivate individuals by identifying how lifestyle habits are reflected in their blood, and to address the root causes of their health symptoms.

The Truth is in Your Blood

As you proceed with learning to observe live blood, most become utterly fascinated by this remarkable tool for assessing our health.

You can observe your blood as frequently as desired, witnessing firsthand the impact of various factors on your cellular health. This ability to regularly monitor and understand the microscopic world within me has been invaluable. It has allowed me to make informed decisions, adjust my lifestyle choices, and track the progress of my efforts toward optimal health. 

Sharing this journey with my clients and now in this Live Blood For Lay People course has been equally rewarding. As you overcome your initial trepidation and witness the captivating dance of your blood cells, a newfound appreciation and enthusiasm for  well-being emerges. It is a transformative experience that fosters a deeper connection with one’s body and a renewed commitment to nurturing its intricate systems

What can you determine with live blood analysis?

Nutritional Deficiencies
Hydration Levels
Immune System Health
Oxidative Stress
Liver and kidney Health Indicators
Circulatory Health
Inflammation Levels
Digestive System Indicators
Lifestyle and Environmental Impact
Bacterial and Fungal Activity
Acid-Alkaline Balance
Hormonal Imbalances
Overall Cellular Health
Pathogens
Food Allergies and Sensitivities
WiFi Exposure Impact

Heal Thyself

Many ask “do you check your own blood?” and the answer is a resounding “yes”! I am immensely grateful for my microscope, as it has helped me gain a profound understanding of how the human body reacts and responds to the various stresses of life. Through this continuous self-examination (especially when I feel something is off), I have become more connected with myself.   The ability to visually observe the impact of lifestyle choices, dietary habits, and environmental factors on my blood has been an incredibly enlightening experience. It has not only strengthened my knowledge but also reinforced my commitment to helping others achieve optimal well-being.

The microscope has become an indispensable tool, a window into the microscopic world that reveals the intricate dance of life within each of us. It has allowed me to cultivate a profound understanding of the human body, one that extends far beyond theoretical knowledge. This firsthand experience has become an integral part of my practice, enabling me to better guide and support my clients and students on their journey towards vibrant health.

Having your own microscope gives you the opportunity to experiment

I have used my microscope to experiment on myself by doing many “before and after” blood checks. I have tried herbs and protocols and checked my blood to see if there are any changes. I have induced a hangover (all in the name of science of course!) and administered hangover cures and saw how my blood changed. I even did a gallbladder cleanse and I analyzed my blood before I started, during the detox and once I had finished so that I could track how my blood changed during the process. It helped me understand that once you start a detox it doesn’t end.  Test your blood when it is exposed to wifi. Test your blood after you eat something you know you shouldn’t. Your body is always in a healing mode.  The human body is in constant flux, adapting and responding to its internal environment.

I have learned also that we are all truly unique and our own blood has a unique signature – I can see patterns, similarities and a range of abnormalities in everyone’s blood but the particular collection of indications in a person’s blood is unique to them.

The Course Structure

This comprehensive Live Blood Analysis Training follows a modular format, designed to provide a well-rounded learning experience. The course begins with a pre-reading section, allowing you to lay the foundation for the material that follows.

The core of the training is contained in the Course Manual. There are over 12 hours of video presentations, theory lectures, and practical video demonstrations, meticulously crafted to impart both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills. These video lessons are accompanied by comprehensive manuals, ensuring you have access to valuable reference materials throughout your learning journey.

To solidify your understanding and build confidence, the course incorporates numerous practice exercises, gradually guiding you through the various techniques required for live blood analysis. These exercises are strategically designed to help you master the intricate art of interpreting and analyzing live blood samples.

One of the unique features of this training is its accessibility. With an online format that allows you to view the course content in your web browser from anywhere, you can seamlessly integrate your learning into your daily routine, without the constraints of a physical classroom.

The course is self-paced, allowing you to start whenever you’re ready and progress at a pace that suits your needs.

It is estimated that completing the course will require a minimum of 50 hours, not including the invaluable one-on-one case studies where you’ll have the opportunity to work directly with the instructor, Leisha, analyzing your own live blood samples (one-hour session valued at $150).

To ensure a comprehensive understanding, the course encourages repetition and reinforcement. You are encouraged to revisit and repeat sections as needed, especially for the more technical theory lessons and practical training segments. Even after completing the course, you’ll continue to have access to the online lessons, allowing you to reinforce your knowledge whenever necessary.

With its flexible format, comprehensive content, and hands-on approach, this Live Blood Analysis Training course is designed to equip you with the skills and confidence to unlock the secrets within, empowering you to take control of your health from the inside out.

Continuing Education and Community: Your Journey Doesn’t End Here

At Living Ground, we understand that the path to mastering live blood analysis is an ongoing journey of growth and discovery. That’s why we are committed to providing comprehensive support to our students, both during and after the course, ensuring that you have the resources and guidance you need to thrive as a professional analyst.

Our commitment to your success extends beyond the classroom, and we take pride in fostering a vibrant community of new and experienced analysts. Upon completing the course, you’ll gain access to a wealth of ongoing support resources designed to nurture your development and empower you to navigate any challenges that may arise.

Email Support

Have a burning question about a theory or technique covered in the training? Or perhaps you’re facing a unique situation and seeking guidance? Leisha is just an email away, ready to provide personalized support and address any queries or concerns you may have as you embark on your journey as a professional analyst.

Private Facebook Group

Exclusive to our students and alumni, our private Facebook group, “Learning Live Blood Analysis,” serves as a vibrant hub for collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Here, you can connect with fellow analysts, seasoned practitioners, and our dedicated tutors, fostering a sense of community and ensuring that you never feel alone on your path. Whether you’re seeking advice, sharing insights, or simply celebrating your successes, this welcoming space encourages open dialogue and continuous learning.

One-on-One Training

For those seeking a more personalized and focused approach, we offer additional one-on-one training opportunities. Whether you prefer in-person sessions by visiting our Project Site or remote sessions via Skype or Zoom, Leisha is ready to provide tailored guidance and support, helping you refine your skills and overcome any specific challenges you may face. (Please note that this additional training is not included in the course fee.)

Online Personalized Live Blood Analysis Offer

At Living Ground, we believe that your journey to know your inner self is a lifelong pursuit of knowledge and growth. By providing ongoing support and fostering a strong community of learners, we aim to empower you with the resources and confidence you need to make a lasting impact on your health

As a student, you are invited to join our  Facebook Group ‘Learning Live Blood Analysis’ – a private group of students. All students will gain access to “member only” articles on Living Ground’s blog page

If you have any questions about this topic or LBA and the course, contact Leisha directly

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Course Duration: We expect most students to complete the course in 3-5 months.

Equipment requirements are outlined in the Course Overview. This course does require a microscope and accessories