Mom's Blood Slides & Explanation

If I (Marcos) remember correctly I think this is at somewhere around 100x magnification +/- 50.... ish (haha i hope that spread covers it). Just pointing out the obvious, the two pics on the right are a bit more magnified-zooming in on one "lake." I can tell you with good certainty that in a healthy person, ideally there would be no white "lakes or ponds."

This is the explanation by Dr. Joe Carr that was sent with this picture.

Here is an attempt to explain the significance of the blood test we are looking at (called the HLB Peripheral Blood Smear).

The HLB Peripheral Blood Smear is carried out by extracting capillary blood from the fingertip of a patient, placing it on a microscope slide, letting it dry, and then observing it through a special phase-contrast microscope that allows the definition of all aspects of the cells, their fibrin net, and the characteristic translucent "ROTS (reactive oxygen toxic species) masses."

These ROTS masses have an appearance of a lake or pond. In a healthy individual they are absent; in a health-challenged individual their presence, size, linkage with other "lakes," and the appearance of various bile salts, together with sialic acid within the lakes all define the severity of the challenge.

When a person is deteriorating, these lakes have smooth edges; when a person is improving, the lakes have an appearance similar to a real lake or pond "icing over" in the winter time (ices forms around the perimeter first, then begins to spread out to the center of the pond). The more the lake is covered with "ice," the better the improvement. This is known as a "healing profile."

Your sample on July 22 had the appearance of swiss cheese, being full of large and linked "lakes" with large amounts of "debris" (sialic acid) throughout the lakes. This is a degenerating picture. Your sample on July 29 was remarkably improved. The "lakes" were beginning to "ice over," with a majority of them producing the desired healing profile.

When you get the picture I'm sending, it will be visibly obvious even to the untrained eye. In a nutshell, your body has made a dramatic change in a very short period of time. You have shown improvement in the course of a week that I normally look for over a month!

Even in the case of instantaneous healing the body still has to "catchup" with the immediate correction of a diseased state. That is, one moment the body is degenerating, the next moment it is healthy; all the "garbage," (dead, degenerated materials and tissue) must be cleared from the body through normal (i.e., not instantaneous) mechanisms and this takes time. A good analogy might be the result and aftermath of a flood: even with the flood waters recede, the debris the flood brought has to be cleaned up. There is no more flood but there is a lot of cleanup to be done! So it is with the body -- that's the way God made it!

In every case of miraculous healing I've been associated with and have examined (I can name 4 cancer patients right off the top of my head who've had this happen and that I've been blessed to have been working with so that I could actually track them pre- and post-miracle), this has been the pattern. In working with another 200+ who did not have a miraculous remission of their cancer but who have improved dramatically through natural intervention, they too, followed this pattern, though at a slower pace.

For the more scientifically minded, an indepth thesis on the biochemical mechanisms of the HLB test can be found in the publication Oxidology: The Study of Oxidative Mechanisms in Health and Disease, published 1985 and written by Drs. Robert Bradford and Allen Henry; and in the many works of Dr. Majid Ali of the Capital University of Intergrative Medicine. The works of Oscar Kruesi, M.D. and Neil Speight, M.D. are also quite useful and perhaps more "layman friendly."

I hope this helps! The picture will speak for itself when you see it!