• The 7 things you should never do in a live blood practice
• The history of live blood analysis, the science behind it and why it is one of the most important tests to evaluate your state of health
• The type of microscope required to do blood analysis properly, the parts, use and maintenance of the microscope
• The settings for analysing live blood in brightfield and darkfield, and dry blood in brightfield
• The correct technique to take blood samples and how to prepare your samples for analysis
• What you need to do to ensure that your sampling procedure is completely safe and that your samples will be an accurate representation of your client’s state of health
• The concepts that are central to live blood analysis, such as the Biological Terrain and Latent Tissue Acidosis
• The theory, history and significance of Pleomorphism
• The normal components of live blood (RBCs, WBCs, etc), including how to identify them correctly, their functions and significance to blood analysis
• How to evaluate live and dry blood samples
• Live blood do’s and don’ts – practical advice for dealing with clients
• Live blood anomalies, including their correct identification, significance to health, causes and how to correct them
• Artifacts in live blood
• Dry blood anomalies, including their correct identification, significance to health, causes and how to correct them
• Artifacts in dried layered blood
• Specific natural medicines that are especially helpful in correcting live blood conditions

Neogenesis Systems has established itself as the undisputed global leader in Live and Dry Blood Analysis training. Our blood analysis course is designed to teach you how to use blood analysis to its full potential. Most blood analysis courses only teach one researcher’s perspective. As a result, most blood analysis practitioners have a limited knowledge of what each anomaly in the blood may mean. They are drastically under-utilizing this amazing technique and often miss important opportunities to help their clients because they are unable to recognize morphologies in the blood.

Compiled by Dr Okker Botha, our course draws on information from the leading researchers in microscopic blood analysis in the world. The manuals are clearly illustrated, with detailed information on the correct blood sampling techniques for both live and dry blood analysis. With nearly 20 years’ experience in using blood analysis in his own practice, Dr Botha has developed a number of tried and tested, natural medicines for specific blood morphologies. These, along with proven dietary and lifestyle interventions, are described in the manual. Being able to accurately identify the anomalies in your clients’ blood is only one part of the analysis. You also have to know how to correct those anomalies. This is described in detail in the manual and is based on hundreds of years of collective clinical research.

We refer to the course as “integrated” as it offers a balanced view on all the various schools of thought in live blood analysis. It is not exclusively pleomorphic in its approach, but do cover pleomorphism according to Dr G. Enderlein, A. Bechamp and G. Naessens, as well as purely nutritional, naturopathic and allopathic perspectives. This gives you the best opportunity to choose the path that you are most comfortable with and the necessary information to understand blood morphologies in their entirety.

A certificate is issued after completion of the course. We ensure a high standard of training so that our practitioners are properly equipped to help guide their clients along their journey to better and long-lasting health.