ICIM Blood Analysis is probably the most interactive and informative health investigation through the blood.
Developed by Felipe Reitz one of the most expert in this field where it combines with physiological, nutritional and haematological science. ICIM Blood Analysis is an excellent first step investigation to help in guiding you to the root of your health problems.
Using a high definition microscope, state of the art computer technology and just one drop of blood, ICIM Blood Analysis can determine how healthy or unhealthy the patients blood sample is. The analysis is invaluable in early detection of serious health conditions such as circulatory, digestive and heart conditions. “There are only five of these microscopes in the world,” explains Felipe Reitz, Director of ICIM Medics. “This is not an alternative test at all. It is very conventional and is invaluable to scientists for research.”
The analysis can detect bacteria, fungi and chemicals in the blood which, if left undetected, can cause silent harm. With a single drop of blood (taken from the forefinger), the microscope images are displayed on the monitor showing the patient how various elements - red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma - interact live.
As a live blood sample is used the patient can actually see the cells moving across the screen, unlike standard hospital tests which use dead blood cells. “Not only can you measure a patients progress but they can actually see it on screen for themselves which is quite unique,” said Mr. Reitz “This is already a firm favourite with celebrities wise to the concept of health and beauty from the inside out”.
Digestive disorders, anaemia, heavy metal toxicity, chemical toxicity, dehydration, and predisposition to degenerative conditions are just some examples of illnesses that are detected in the blood. A comprehensive analysis is made and catalogued. A report is then posted directly to the patient or submitted to the patients doctor or health professional to help in the diagnostic process.
Blood Analysis costs €135 at ICIM Medics and usually takes about 1 hour. Results are available immediately.
Contact +353 (0) 45 844 819 for your appointment or email info@icim.ie
What Does Your Blood Look Like?
Frequently Asked Questions
What will it find?
One single drop shows hundreds of cells when viewed under the microscope. The quality and shape of the red blood cells can indicate numerous health issues including; iron imbalance, liver or urinary tract problems, hormonal issues and many more. The blood analysis shows a good overview of one’s immune status, gut integrity, ability to absorb nutrients and other digestive related conditions, such as bacterial and fungal dysbiosis.
Can it show cholesterol?
It cannot measure or show cholesterol directly, but there is a particular red blood cell shape that may indicate an excess of cholesterol in the blood.
Would that tell me if I have an allergy?
There are 2 cells in particular, which, if seen in abundance in the blood, are related to allergy and intolerance. The blood analysis cannot identify the specific allergies, but can indicate that the body is undergoing an allergic response at the time.
What is the difference between ICIM Blood Analysis and a blood test from my doctor?
The ICIM blood analysis takes one single drop of living blood and views it under the microscope, whereas a blood test taken by the doctor is looking for levels of specific blood contents, such as iron levels, white blood cell count, or hormone levels etc. ICIM Blood analysis gives a more general overview of what’s going on in the blood at that present time and it will point in the direction of further investigation if this is necessary for the individual. It is a great starting point for anyone who is unsure about their general health and well-being
Do I need to fast or follow any procedures before going to have the ICIM Blood Analysis?
It is not absolutely necessary to fast before the procedure. However, more accurate results are visible when the patient has been fasting for approximately 3 hours.
Contact +353 (0) 45 844 819 for your appointment or email info@icim.ie
