What a drop of blood can tell ...

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Many therapists seek a straightforward method for inexpensive yet individualized blood evaluation. The HLB coagulation test offers a solution by complementing traditional blood counts with qualitative insights into a patient's condition. This test involves taking a drop of capillary blood from the fingertip, spreading it on a specimen slide, and allowing it to dry. The dried blood is then examined under a microscope, where the resulting structures are compared to an ideal image. This evaluation can reveal various metabolic disorders affecting the liver, lungs, digestive and urogenital tracts, as well as oxidative stress, allergies, and cervical vertebrae injury syndrome. The practical manual showcases the HLB test's capabilities and includes blood images for quick integration into clinical practice. Simple, inexpensive brightfield microscopes are suitable for the HLB test, allowing both therapist and patient to view the blood simultaneously. This involvement enhances patient cooperation in the diagnostic process and therapy. The new HLB ribascope facilitates these features. Authors Joachim Bauer and Jörg Rinne have extensive experience in vital blood analysis using darkfield microscopy, contributing to the field of blood diagnostics.