![Darkfield microscopy ... see how healthy your blood is!](microscope.gif)
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Personalized Nutritional
Program
based on
Real-Time Analysis
of a Drop of Your Blood
May 1 and 2 |
Supporting your New Year's Resolutions for
a Healthier Body!!
How healthy is your blood? Take a look. When you put a drop of blood under a
Dark Field Microscope, and display the magnified image on a TV screen, you can tell a lot
about the health of the person. One can see digestive disorders, including leaky gut
syndrome, and how efficiently you are digesting your proteins, as well as free radical
damage, liver damage, plaque, and circulation problems. Many Americans have blood
that is too acidic, which can lead to certain conditions. Blood pH can be determined
from this exercise.
Tonia Hugus a nutritional
counselor, will be coming to the D.C. area on
May 1 and 2 to analyze your blood and create a simple nutritional program which will work
for you. The cost is just $10, which is the cost of her supplies. Normally
this would cost much more.
If you would like to attend this
interesting seminar, email Carolyn Grafton at cgrafton@erols.com
Tania has been a nutritional counselor for many years, and has recently added the
dark field microscope to her tools. This has allowed her to have a direct view into
the functioning of the body. In many cases, she has been able to show a person
before and after pictures of his or her blood to demonstrate how the new nutritional
program is working. We will try to bring Tania back periodically so we can view the
progress we are all making.
Come see the new Cell Tech video, and learn how to take your health to a new level.
Please Email me so I can save you a place and send you directions. Bring a
friend, so your friend can get healthier, too. |
Left Image is
a Darkfield microscopy image of the subject's blood taken by Tonia Hugus on January 18,
1999 prior to subject taking Cell Tech E-12 digestive enzymes and Cell Tech's Alpha
Sun. The image's brownish color and murkiness is undesirable reflecting
"erthrocyte aggregation" (an overly acidic and sticky-sluggish blood condition).
The movement and activity of the red blood cells under the microscope was very much
slower in the before image than it was in the darker after image. |
Right Image
was taken 3 days later after subject increased her dosage of Cell Tech products
supplementation. The dark gray background = more alkaline = better. The less
refractive border of each red blood cell = cells are less prone to sticking to each other
= more free flowing blood. The larger whitish masses near the center of the image is
a white blood cell. |