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Dark Field Microscopy

Developed by zoologist and bacteriologist Prof. Dr. Günther Enderlein, the darkfield microscope gives us an examination of the native blood. This procedure shows us the composition of the blood, especially the condition of the leucocytes, the erythrocytes, the plasma and the microbes that exist in it. The examination of the native blood in the darkfield microscope is very well suited to find an exact early diagnosis due to the changes in the blood, which precede a disease, and can be recognized in their early beginnings and be treated respectively.

	8/29/06 Patient with shortness if breath, fatigue and ringing in ears. Had been ill for months. Picture shows severe rouleaux (coin stacking) and oxidative stress (fibrin deposits).
	8/31/06 After using high dose antioxidants, the oxidative stress is resolved. There is significant rouleaux present still.
	9/13/06 With adjusting hormones, modifying diet and increasing antioxidants, the rouleaux is beginning to lessen.
	1/5/07 The patient had an episode of chest pain and pressure. The rouleaux is worse. Treatments include infusion of antioxidants, minerals and vitamins. Chest pressure was resolved eventually with the use of prescription medications and supplements.
	6/27/07 Fatigue has worsened. This shows an increase in the rouleaux and oxidative stress.
	9/12/07 Following second round of intensive treatment with infusions and increasing medications, rouleaux seemed to disappear, however the limpet forms of red cells lead us to investigate chronic infectious activity.
	1/31/08 After antibiotic therapy for a presumptive chronic infection, the blood normalized. Although fragile at this point, the patient is fine after a complicated and prolonged therapeutic journey.