Basic Check Up
Live blood Analysis (LBA)
What is Live blood Analysis (LBA) …?
What is the objective of LBA?
What does LBA indicate?
Live blood Analysis (LBA) is a microscopic test used for analysis of live blood cells. It helps indicate primary health conditions for further diagnosis by doctors. The characteristics of blood components such as shape of Red Blood Cells, White Blood Cells, residues, and arrangement of blood cells, are the indicators for the risks of diseases and self-care recommendations.
LBA Indicates:
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Scattering of Red Blood Cells indicates health conditions in terms of digestion and absorption.
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Residues in blood indicate health conditions in terms of accumulation of fats and proteins, liver problems, and accumulations of heavy metals.
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Shape and quality of Red Blood Cells indicate health conditions in terms of vitamins-minerals insufficiency, free radicals, and imbalanced hormones.
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Quality of White Blood Cells and bacteria in blood indicate health conditions in terms of immune systems.
Comparisons of LBA to Basic Check-up in Hospitals are:
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LBA is more likely to be a preventive method before development of diseases by analysing patients’ disease risk behaviours.
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The results of the analysis cover the total systems of the body, which ought to be a holistic health care. Doctors can use this analysis for pathogenic diagnosis with lab results or clinical diagnosis.
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No need for water fasting.
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Food fasting is needed.
Components, arrangement, and quality of blood cells can be varied, depending on lifestyles, diets, and proper treatments. To be able to early detect these variations, LBA should be done in monthly basis or more frequently, under doctor’s suggestions in the case that patients need frequently follow ups.
Preparation for LBA
LBA is an analysis for primary health conditions, which are the results of patients’ lifestyles, diets, exercise, and sleep. Therefore, the test should be done under current conditions without water fasting and food fasting. The results can point out health problems that come from patients’ inappropriate behaviours such as consuming too much starch and sugar or lack of exercise.
MRIT ( Molecular Resonance Imaging Technology )
Molecular Resonance Imaging Technology (MRIT) is an advanced technology for body check-ups by using molecular resonance imaging. Changes of resonance occurred within tissues, cells, chromosomes, and specific hormones in specific organs and cells, are measured. Then, the machine will translate resonance signals retrieved back from brains into the results of personal health conditions. MRIT has high sensitivity, which allows detections of cellular abnormality. Doctors can assess the risks of diseases at the early stage even without presenting of symptoms.
* MRIT is a tool for risk assessment, not for diagnosis.*
Inbody (Body Composition Analysis)
Inbody (Body Composition Analysis) is a technology used to analyse over 50 body compositions, including water, proteins, minerals, percentage of fats, and nutritional status. It is an accurate body check-up tool using low electromagnetic waves. It has ability to measure resistance via body cells and to analyse over 50 body compositions, muscle-fat ratios, percentage of fats, Obesity possibility, and In-body health conditions.
Max Pulse (Cardiovascular & Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) Screening)
Max Pulse is a technology for checking conditions inside blood vessels via fingertips. It helps analyse variation of pulse rates, conditions of blood vessels, levels of stress, average heart rates, flexibility of blood vessels, and balance of nervous systems.
Coronary Artery Check-up
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