LIVE AND DRY BLOOD MICROSCOPY
Most people are familiar with standard laboratory blood tests. These tests measure quantities and reference ranges after blood has been chemically processed and examined outside the body.Live and dry blood microscopy offers a different perspective.Rather than measuring isolated values, this process allows you to observe blood visually—in real time and in dried form—while discussing patterns, movement, and structure in a guided, educational setting. Many people choose Live Blood Microscopy because it is visual rather than numerical, interactive rather than report-based, focused on observation and learning rather than diagnosis.
ONE LITTLE DROP OF BLOOD
A Blood Sample:
The blood sample of one drop of blood is collected using a small lancet similar to those used for routine finger-stick tests. Most people find the process quick and well-tolerated. A single drop of blood contains 5 million cells. The freshly collected sample is placed under the high power microscope and viewed on a screen in real time.
This Allows Participants To Do 3 Things:
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Observe cellular movement and interaction.
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See blood as a dynamic, living system rather than a static lab report.
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Become familiar with the visual components that make up blood, including red and white blood cells.
When you see your own blood in action you want to cheer "go white blood cells" and when you see the fungus, yeast overgrowth, parasites, heavy metal and chemical toxicity indications, you suddenly want to help your body be the best it can be. You suddenly realize if you did not already that you are fearfully and wonderfully made. Your body is an incredible marvel! It really motivates you to want the good food over the comfort food, to get out in sunshine, go for walk, stretch and exercise more.
Good news! Your blood renews within 4 months. Making this an incredible baseline test and a wonderful tool for you to see progress from your protocol and changes in lifestyle. It shows very quickly in the blood, even before you feel it or see it in other tests.
Most clients choose to return for additional microscopy session approximately 4 months to discuss and tweak things.
Client Experience
I saw Rebecca at Truly Terrain in Taos NM for colonics and live blood analysis. Both exceptional. But I because I had live blood done elsewhere, i wanted to share my experience with her because it was so different and so much better experience than the other gal I went to.
Rather than a brief session followed by product sales over $200 every visit i went, Rebecca spent time asking me a lot of questions about my history and health and toxic exposures which really helped me realize things that were causing my symptoms like the root canals. But what really impressed me was how she gave very good explanations of what was going on inside me from how the blood functioned on the screen, I could see it and understand what was happening and then she made suggestions that were incredibly helpful. I've seen her several times and each visit was great. Definitely worth the drive down. Thank you Rebecca.
Suzanne, Massage Therapist, Colorado
Dry blood microscopy is my favorite part of the session and gives the most information. Dry blood microscopy involves observing a drop of blood as it naturally dries on a glass slide. As the sample dries, visible patterns form, reflecting how different elements within the blood interact during this process.
This method offers a broader, pattern-based perspective compared to live blood observation. While live blood focuses on real-time movement, dry blood allows for visual examination of structural relationships and overall pattern formation.
Because the process unfolds over time, careful preparation and experience are essential for clear observation and meaningful discussion. As with live blood microscopy, dry blood observation is educational in nature and is discussed in context during the session.
At Truly Terrain, dry blood microscopy is viewed as a complementary visual tool, offering another way to explore patterns and balance within a terrain-focused wellness conversation.
DRY BLOOD MICROSCOPY
THE NITTY GRITTY
Session Details & Pricing
Duration: Up to 2 hours
Single Session: $175
Local Resident Cash Price (Taos, NM): $150Cash pricing reflects reduced processing and administrative costs, which are passed along to the client.
72 hour Reschedule / Cancellation Notice
Session Preparation
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Please fast for 5 hours prior to your appointment (water only).
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Continue taking any prescribed medications or supplements as usual.
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You are welcome to bring food to eat after samples are collected.
What’s Included
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Live and dry blood samples observed during your session
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Images from your session emailed to you afterward
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A Email Report summarizing general observations from the session and suggestions.
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Educational handouts with general wellness-oriented considerations
Additional Notes
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Sessions are conducted in a relaxed, conversational setting.
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Product sales are not part of the session.
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When appropriate, general recommendations for outside testing or independently sourced supplements may be discussed.
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