Basic Blood and Urine Lab Tests Include:

• Blood parasite and general inflammation check,
• Basic disease check, based on bacteria, fungus, and virus loading,
• Basic cancer indicators (as determined from white blood cell Differential Count, epithelial cell count, and other indices as read together)(does not include tumor antigen tests, which are optional)
• Anemia, clotting factors, general health indices of red blood cells ability to transport oxygen/carbon, nutrients/wastes, as determined by CBC, Blood Sugar, and more.
• 5 Liver function tests
• 17 Urine and urine sedimentation tests, plus basic blood tests for kidney / urinary function
• And Live Blood, Bright-Field Microscope Pre-Analysis (you watch on hi-res monitor) to verify and preview results from computerized blood testing above. 

Includes basic indicators for:

• Single-celled parasites,
• Crystallization and corresponding toxicity,
• Heavy metals concentration from smoking, pollution, etc.
• Coagulation,
• Red cell damage,
• Acidity,
• Damage from excessive sugars, bacteria, stimulants, etc,
• Damage from excessive microwave (WiFi / cellular phone) radiation, and much more.
  

And a large variety of optional additional tests can be added during first consultation, or returning test results consultation, if requested by the Patient or the BSI Practitioner. Additional testing is only recommended on average to 1 in 20 patients.

Test results and prescription (if needed) are presented to the patient and explanations given in detail during the second visit, 2 – 3 business days later.

Included Tests and Procedures

Full Analysis of all 84 tests is documented on 34 pages, complete with photos and combined meanings of the tests. This report is presented to the patient, explained page by page. A prescription is included at the end, if needed.

Smear and Live Bright Field Microscope Observations – in view of the patient, with photos of relevant observations added to the report:

• Lactic acid crystallization and toxification (a determination of heavy metals and toxins in the blood)
• Red cell clotting ability or excess
• Red cell rack focus ring count (cell stress test)
• Neutrophil cell observations (size, quality, activity)
• Lymphocyte cell observations (size, quality, activity)
• Vital force (an observation of blood motility when not pumped by the heart)
• Fibrins (an observation of acidity, hydration, and more)
• Roulleux (cell hibernation and utility)
• Erratic Roulleux (hibernating cells that are damaged)
• Red cell fermentation (an observation of bacteria in the blood)
• Differentiated bacteria in the blood
• Non-differentiated bacteria
• Beneficial bacteria observations
• Fungus in the blood
• Bacteria and fungus combinations
• Stem cells
• Serum hydration / dehydration
• Serum quality
• Cell stress average
• Single celled parasites, including paramecium, ameba, spirochete,
• Blood Rh type with wallet card
• Search of other exogens, such as graphene oxide, excessive clotting, etc.

Corporeal Observations

• Body temperature observations from four locations, to analyze blood circulation quality
• Oxygen saturation; resting, during cardio-pulinary test, and during ramp down Heart resting observations in detail – compare four chambers, rhythm, strength
• Cardio pulmonary lung and heart observations, (oxygenation ability, lung blockages, arrhythmia, recovery)
• Eyes check
• Blood pressure
• And if needed, abdomen palpitation, skin examination, nails examination, hair, genitalia, etc.

Differential Count (Immunities)

• Stem cells
• Basophils
• Eosinophils
• Neutrophils
• Lymphocytes
• Monocytes
  

CBC (Mechanized Complete Blood Count)

• RBC (Red Blood Count)
• HGB (Hemoglobin Count)
• HCT (Henoticrit Count)
• RTC (Reticulocytes Count)
• MCV (Mean Cell Volume)
• MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin)
• MCHC (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration)
• PLT (Platelet Count)
• MPV (Mean Platelet Volume)
• PDW (Platelet Distribution Width)
• RDW-SD (Red Cell Distribution Width A)
• RDW-CV (Red Cell Distribution Width B)
• WBC (White Blood Cell Count)
• NEUT % (Neutrophil Percentage)
• NEUT # (Neutrophil Count)
• LYM % (Lymphocyte Percentage)
• LYM # (Lymphocyte Count)
• MXD % (Mid Range Percentage)
• MXD # (Mid Range Count)

Liver Tests

• SGOT (Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transminase)
• SGPT (Serum Glutamic-Pyruvic Transminase)
• Biluribin Direct
• Bilrubin Total
• Albumin
  

Kidney Blood Tests

• BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen)
• Creatinine
• Uric Acid
  
• Non-fasting Glucose
  

Urine Fluid

• Color
• Clarity
• pH (Acid / Alkaline)
• Specific Gravity
• Protein
• Glucose
• Ketones
• Nitrite
• Urobilinogen
• Bilirubin
• Erythrocytes (Red Blood Cells)
• Leukocytes (White Blood Cells)

Urine Sediment

• Erythrocytes (Red Blood Cells)
• Leukocytes (White Blood Cells)
• Cylinders
• Crystals
• Bacteria
• Fungus
• Trichomonas