The method involves generating images, outputting the images, comparing specific patterns of an image with known patterns, determining deviations and/or agreements and outputting the results regarding which type of fungus is involved. The generated dark field images are placed in a memory and image data and/or additional information are transmitted by a data transmission device. AN Independent claim is also included for the following: (a) an arrangement, especially for implementing the inventive method.

Title: "Spiral and Straight" Very long bug. Spirally ends and straight midsection. Depth of field will not allow you to see the whole bug at once so I follow the length and adjusted the focus. This is all one bug. lyme bug bacteria borrelia burgdorferi micro microbiology cells disease

This course aims to give a deeper understanding of the Dark Field Analysis program in the advanced biofeedback (EPFX/SCIO) device, integrated into the basics of live and dry blood analysis with clinical applications. Pleomorphism and the over-acidification of the bio-terrain will be covered in detail. The new science of oxidology will also be a major topic of study. This course does not train an individual to become a microscopist, but rather teaches how to integrate an understanding of hematology to complement clinical assessments.

Der Beitrag ist wichtiger und sollte wesendlich häufiger gesehen werden als z,B. die "Symptome" der Borelliose. Lernen Sie Borrelia burgdorferi etwas näher kennen!!!

Now you can view for the first time the biological transformation of a rod bacteria into a living blood cell as video taped under a microscope by Dr. Robert Young.

Two large "double spirochetes" Bb31 in BSKII agar with penicillin solution wicked across live slide prep. Lower right bugs. A perfect double spirochete. Double only forms one "cyst". Not sure why, maybe because they are still attached. If separated I think they would form two. Depending on which side of the lyme controversy you stand on. Dead bug or Dormant bug.

Bb31 swims for two seconds. Stop and curls up. Completely flexable. Changes morphology.

Typical small Colony in BSKII agar. This is a growing, healthy, thriving colony. Tips of spiros are anchored to the center. Never was sure if they were congregating or separating.

Normal textbook morphology of Borrilia Burgdorferi 31. Six spirals long. Motal. Actual speed not sped up. This boy moves. Nonviscous fluid doesn't allow the coils to really grab anything, but the bug does manage to cross the field of view. A recurring theme is the very little jiggly guys that move around in all of these Bb31 monocultures. I know, Normal textbook morphology of Borrilia Burgdorferi 31. Six spirals long. Motal. Actual speed not sped up. This boy moves. Nonviscous fluid doesn't allow the coils to really grab anything, but the bug does manage to cross the field of view. A recurring theme is the very little jiggly guys that move around in all of these Bb31 monocultures. I know, I know. "Brownian motion". That explains the random movements but immunoflurecent staining shows objects this size that stain positive. One shows up in the last few seconds of this movie.

Histopathology Salivary gland--Pleomorphic adenoma (mixed tumor)

My beautiful cat Blackberry in the garden, summer 2007. She died of pleomorphic sarcoma on 11th September 2007, a few months after this video was made

Dr. Kirk Slagel, ND lectures extensively across North America and Europe and is the Medical Education Director of Pleomorphic SANUM Products of Glendale, AZ. Through his clinical work, practitioner refferal support service and dozens of articles he has written, Dr. Slagel has developed extensive knowledge in the science and practical applications of SANUM remedies and protocols including neural therapy.