Open to nutritionists, naturopaths,doctors and natural health practitioners
On this three-day seminar you will learn:
- How to do a nutritional evaluation of live and dry blood samples and how to use it in a clinical setting
- To understand and recognise the constituents of live blood as seen under the darkfield microscope
- To understand and apply the principles of Prof. Enderlein and pleomorphism
- To understand the underlying causes of illness and how they manifest in the blood picture
- About pH and the role it plays in health
- To understand and recognise the constituents of live blood as seen under the darkfield microscope
- How to analyse a dry blood sample as seen under the brightfield microscope
- How to gather information from your clients and use it in conjunction with the analyses
- How to take blood samples and use the microscope
- You will be given basic nutritional guidelines and protocols for the correction of the conditions found
- Full training manual is provided as well as information on microscopy systems
There is usually a lively discussion during the course and much can be learned from each other.
No more than eight candidates will be accepted per course.
There will be serveral microscopes available for your use with the darkfield system. Phase contrast is not part of the training but can be discussed.
Who should attend?
This seminar is open to anyone who has studied medicine or natural health. It is essential to have a reasonable knowledge of nutrition.
There will be plenty of time to use the microscope, practise taking sample and to do evaluations. There will be invited clients willing to be evaluated in a seminar setting.
| Dates: | 21st, 22nd, 23rd April 2010 |
| Where: | Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, City Centre, Cambridge CB1 1PT |
| Time: | 10 am to 5 pm |
To find out more, to discuss cost and to book a place please phone Brina on 07798 765986. To find more information about the venue click this link Anglia Ruskin University
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