How Can You Benefit from Nutritional Blood Analysis?

What Is Nutritional Blood Analysis? (Live Cell)


Nutritional Blood Analysis is a unique test that's done with a single drop of blood placed under a high-powered microscope. You then see a living picture of your blood on a monitor screen while the test is being conducted. The procedure costs only $50 
How Can You Benefit from Nutritional Blood Analysis?  

At Space Coast Advanced Health we perform this test in our offices and discuss with you the health and nutritional status of those blood cells. The test will educate you on the proper functions of the digestive system and any anomalies in the blood, giving you an excellent opportunity to improve your health through proper diet, lifestyle, and supplementation.  

The Condition of Your Blood Affects the Condition of Your Health.
Blood performs an amazing array of biological functions. Some major functions include: 
  • Transporting oxygen from the lungs, throughout the body and bringing carbon dioxide back to the lungs to be exhaled. 
  • Transporting digested food nutrients to tissues for energy, growth and repair. At the same time, blood removes waste materials (uric acid, excess salt toxins, etc.) from tissues to excretory organs such as the kidneys, skin and lungs for elimination. 
  • Carrying antibodies and white blood cells to defend the body against infection, disease and outside invaders.
  • Transporting hormones and enzymes to regulate and control all metabolic functions. 
  • Helps maintain a steady temperature. 
  • Helps control water balance and the acid-alkaline environment (pH) in the body. 

 

Your Blood Can Tell You a Lot.

An adult human body contains 11 to 12 pounds of blood. With every beat, this fluid travels through about 60,000 miles of blood vessels inside the body. This life-giving liquid is teeming with a large variety of cells and nutrients including: red and white blood cells, lipids, platelets, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals, enzymes, hormones, antibodies and the list goes on. These components are present in a precise ratio and any abnormal change in the concentration can create a major impact on overall health and may even threaten life.
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Uric Acid Crystals caused by high levels of monosodium urate from undigested proteins. A major
cause of joint and muscle pain. Excessive monosodium urate can also cause gall stones and kidney stones.

 Fat Plaque broken off the artery walls. Caused by excessive denatured fat intake, heated vegetable oils, sugars, etc. A build up of plaque is the major cause of heart attacks and strokes.
Aggregation is red blood cells clumped together caused by poor digestion. Impedes oxygen flow and nutrient delivery throughout the body causing headaches, extreme fatigue, breathing difficulties, water retention, mental confusion/ short term memory loss and many other issues



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