Darkfield is a special lightening method in the field of microscopics. By this method the item to be examined is illuminated sideways and the background remains in the dark. Finest details cannot be cross-faded by too much light. This is quite similar to looking sideways through the cone of light of a projector, where you can notice finest dust particles in the reflection. This method made it possible to prove that blood is not sterile but that a multitude of micro-organisms can be detected therein. Whereas in a conventional hemogram the number of different  blood corpuscles, cholesterol values, and other different parameters are measured, the dark field diagnostic method furthermore gives additional indication of the quality of all cells in the blood. It is also possible to observe the activity of granulocytes (“eating cells”). For example, we achieved to demonstrate the existence of the so-called “NETs” (Neutrophil Extracellular Traps": nets by which white blood cells catch bacteria) that was recently discovered by Berlin researchers of the Max-Planck Institute, and published in the well established journal “Science”. Remarkably earlier we could document this by our photos.

In the living blood one can recognise the reduced ability to the defending immune system. Also deviations in size and shape of corpuscles, e.g. red blood cells, demonstrate many abnormal changes. The experienced therapist gets furthermore indication of the status of the organs and their systems. This is the only form of modern hemogram diagnosis with complete analysis of living blood inclusive condition of health (causal analysis).This diagnostic procedure gives valuable indication of the internal environment of the patient, his immune system, and metabolism as well as changes due to therapeutic measures. This is ideal in the diagnosis in early and consecutive stages. One takes a small drop of blood from the patient´s top of finger. You put this onto a microscope and cover it with a piece of glass. In a special dark field microscope the blood -still living- is immediately being examined, evaluated and shown to the patient.