58 Comments so far

1. Dedra Henry on November 15, 2008 8:23 pm

   oh my gosh - that was sooooo amazing!!!!thanks so much for sharing…..hugs, Dede

2. David on November 15, 2008 8:34 pm

   Very cool. It would be great to see a comparison between your blood and others (with other diets and/or medical conditions). I have seen this before but not of my own blood. I just searched for ‘blood analysis’ on YouTube and there seems to be some good material there for comparison.

   FYI. Your scroll-down link in the blog entry was busted for me. http://renegadehealth.com/blog/live-blood-analysis-LIVE/ worked for me … fixed manually.

   We are all blessed that you and Annmarie are OK. Travel safe!
   David.

3. diane West on November 15, 2008 9:03 pm

   Id love to get that done too!!! I live on long island new york, do you know of anyone that does that in this area, plenty of my friends would be interested too!!! i never heard of your cacao incident youve talked about what happened?????? Sooooo glad you guys are alright after that accident, I know it can be really life changing to experience something like that, But Im sure glad your okay1 I luv you guys, you make my day! love diane

4. Holly Walen on November 15, 2008 9:06 pm

   I have had live blood analysis done a couple times. Was Michael trained in microscopy by Dr Robert O Young? Did you have dried blood analysis done also? That is even more interesting. I think it is the truest test of your overall health. Blood doesn’t lie. You can research microscopy at Dr Young’s website http://www.phmiracleliving.com. I know a website that lists microscopists across the country. I’ll look for it and log in again.

5. Holly Walen on November 15, 2008 9:09 pm

   http://www.phmiraclemicroscopy.com lists microscopists across the world

6. Wendi Dee on November 15, 2008 9:23 pm

   That’s awesome! I always wanted to get my blood checked like that. I’d definitely have donuts showing up all over the place since I’m low in iron. Yours looked great! Was there any sign of candida? How about parasites?

   Did Annmarie get her blood looked at, too?

   Lots of love to both of you!

   Wendi
   XOXOXO

7. sharon on November 15, 2008 9:28 pm

   That was great! I have always wanted to do this, I know there is a guy in my area who does it. The cost and it’s an hour drive have kept me away so far. I have heard that there are about 10% of people who’s blood always looks great even tho’ they eat SAD. Have you heard that?

8. Brigitte on November 15, 2008 9:36 pm

   Dear Kevin and Annemarie,

   Thank goodness you are OK! I have been in 2 accidents myself, both also caused by drivers not paying attention. We appreciate all that you’re doing and need you to be around for a long time!

   Brigitte

   P.S. Enjoyed the cooking program with Frank Giglio. He’s so professional, yet in such a gentle, understated way!

9. dianne on November 15, 2008 9:38 pm

   Yes, I have seen my blood. 4 times. First time it was filled with alot of clusters and strips of candida. A few years later when I was diagnosed with squamous cell cancer it looked like river that was completely polluted with all kinds of trash and moving as one solid body all stuck together. the third time after eating raw for 1 year it was amazingly cleared up and the fourth time I had addes some cooked foods but still ate very clean and the blood was even more improved and cells were round and separate very much like yours. the analysist said it was close to perfect, the best he had ever seen.

10. sharon on November 15, 2008 9:39 pm

    Oh, and also, I am so glad you are alright, although you are probably feeling pretty stiff and sore today from your ‘BUMP’. I recomend arnica homeopathic for the ’stiff and sore’ and some Trager bodywork (like a rocking massage). Have you ever had that? When I was rear ended years ago these really saved me.
    Energetically the Universe may be telling you it’s time to focus on self care. I selfishly hope you can keep up RH.
    Wonderful show…

11. Linda B. on November 15, 2008 10:03 pm

    Thank you Kevin, I really enjoyed seeing and listening to that. I love the science stuff!! I have never had my blood done in a live analysis so I think I am going to have to explore that and see if it is possible where I live. Thank you for the awesome show and by the way, did you pick up anything cool at the co-op??

12. Dorian on November 15, 2008 10:08 pm

    Yes, I’ve had it done…very interesting. It’s about time I had another test done and compare the results with the first one. Glad to hear you and Annmarie are OK!

13. DebB on November 15, 2008 11:01 pm

    I’m so glad to hear that you and the other folks are okay after the traffic accident. I loved seeing your live blood video. Have safe travels! No, I haven’t seen my blood, but I did take a look at the link Holly provided - thank you. *Ü*

14. Christy on November 15, 2008 11:07 pm

    Hi Kev and Annmarie!

    Thank goodness you are OK! Godspeed on the rest of your travels.

    I just had my blood analyzed last week by Tania Hnatishion from Charleston, SC, so this is very coincidental. I have been raw for about a year but was hardcore Atkins before that for 15 years, so I knew I would still be having some issues, as I still have detox symptoms quite often.

    Overall, my live blood looked surprisingly good. Not as good as yours! But I was pleased, considering my history, how well the raw lifestyle has served my body and blood.

    When I got to the dried blood, a lot more issues showed up. Interestingly, I had massive white sugar rings. I hadn’t even eaten white sugar while on the Atkins diet, so literally those are still there from my childhood years. (As a kid, I used to eat white sugar on toast for breakfast–can you believe that?)

    She saw right away that I had some surgery (there’s a big ’slash’ in the blood that indicates surgery), and guessed that it was reproductive, which was very true–I had a partial hysterectomy in 2005 to remove my uterus and several fibroids, one of which was larger than my uterus, about the size of a small cantaloupe. Fortunately, that was mostly cleared up, but what is sad is that I didn’t find out about raw before I had to have surgery. The fibroids would probably have disappeared. I had a tumor on my right tonsil, that was blocking the right side of my throat, completely dissolve, and is GONE! In less than a year–when I have had it since childhood. RAW is amazing!

    She suggested I do the ‘703 Cleanse’. I want to, but will have to get the funds together to buy all the necessary stuff, which is very expensive. What do you know about that cleanse?

    Tania was great, a ball of energy, and cute as a button. Don’t even TRY to spell her last name! I enjoyed her very much and would recommend her highly to anyone in the Southeast area near Charleston, SC. Her phone is 843.478.8806 and website is http://www.nobleperfection.com.

    Be sure to misbehave and have some fun in Cali!

    Christy S
    http://www.defiant-health.com

15. Kelly Ann on November 15, 2008 11:27 pm

    You have perfect blood! Sweet!

    I had it done once…I learned a few things… curious of any change a few months later… stay tuned.

    Id like to understand your ‘mineral’ and cacao problems you refer to.

    ~KA

16. Fiona on November 15, 2008 11:27 pm

    Hi Kevin and Annmarie, I’m sorry to hear about your accident, however am so relieved you are both OK. It might sound strange but events like these can be a blessing, as they make us put things into perspective. Our time on this earth is such a gift, we need to enjoy every second of it!

    Lots of love,
    Fiona

17. CINDY on November 16, 2008 12:01 am

    glad everyone is ok. so i heard from some people I KNOW THAT THE SMOKE FROM THE FIRES ARE STRONG IN SANTA MONICA. RIGHT NOW BECAUSE I LIVE IN NORTHRIDGE CA I HAVE TO STAY IN DOORS BECAUSE THE SMOKE IS SO BAD AND THERE ASHES FLYING AROUNND

18. Mary on November 16, 2008 12:02 am

    I cannot speak my mind because it is too painful to sit and keyboard a message, but I would like to share if you would give me you phone number.Mary

19. Christina Chadney on November 16, 2008 12:14 am

    Wow, thank you for sharing your experience with us. That was so interesting. I’ve heard of live blood cell analysis and was always curious about it. I’ve never seen my blood but after being on a raw diet for almost 6 years I’d be curious.
    Did candida show up?
    Anyone know of places to have it done in Northern California?
    Thanks Kevin, I am glad you and Annemarie are safe and doing great!

20. Smita on November 16, 2008 12:40 am

    Glad you two are ok!!!

21. Mark on November 16, 2008 1:20 am

    I haven’t seen my blood. However, I met Mike in July and was intending to get a blood analysis but that hasn’t happened yet.

    That muck you saw over the mountains was smoke from intense wild fires we’ve been having here. So far, 600 homes have been completely destroyed.

22. Markji on November 16, 2008 2:24 am

    whoa! Sorry to hear about your accident! Glad that everyone is ok. That is a hard hit and I would still expect some soft tissue injury. YOu would be wise to have some medical evaluations and seek the services of a good chiropractor. I was hit from behind and was advised to have it checked… spent 9 months with a chiropractor and luckily had it covered from the other guys insurance. I still have neck issues to this day!

23. Heidi on November 16, 2008 2:34 am

    I am so glad that you are ok after the car accident!

    I used to live in California in the Bay Area. Every time I turned the radio on for the commute, it was 5 fatal accidents, 3 fatal accidents… it really does make you reflect on what is important in life - and sadly, it can make you hesitant to go out into the world to explore and enjoy. I was at the point where I’d get into the car and think, “If I die on the way to work today, that would be such a waste. If I have to die on the road, please let it be on my way back from vacation.”

    There are many ways in which small town life, for me, is so superior to city life - clean air, people who aren’t freaked out, and a chance to get where you’re going without certain danger.

    Be careful out there, and no more shows from the car, please!

24. Vicky on November 16, 2008 2:52 am

    Very interesting and informative! I will definitely get a live blood analysis the next time I’m in the LA area. I have seen my blood, but not through live blood analysis. Years ago, my sister worked for a medical lab and they were getting rid of their old equipment and I asked if I could have one of their super-powered microscopes. They let me have one and I cut my finger so I could look at my blood. The image was similar to yours, except mine was in color. Now I’m curious to see what my blood would look like after following a raw plan. Thanks for sharing!

25. Lucy-Ann on November 16, 2008 5:09 am

    Kevin & Annmarie,
    I just want to say I am very glad you are both OK after your unfortunate collision! The universe often sends us messages and reminders in the weirdest and sometimes not-so-pleasant ways! I am sure this was ‘gift’ for you both to fully realise your wonderful lives and just how many people you reach with your wonderful teaching and support! Keep doing what you are doing, but do take time out for each other and to enjoy all the other gifts life has to offer! You are both very important to the world at this time! Love and best wishes to you both - Lucy-Ann

26. Alma G on November 16, 2008 7:30 am

    Hey Kevin and Annmarie,
    That was awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience. Yes I have seen my blood and it was not as nice as yours. I had some work to do but the cool thing is that I will have it done again.

    I am glad you two are fine after the accident. Keep up the good work.

    A loyal fan!

27. Alma G on November 16, 2008 7:31 am

    Oh, I will post a link in my blog to share with others!

28. Dwight Spencer on November 16, 2008 8:40 am

    Volume was good while yu were in car, but became extremely low in lab. Could notunderstand what the guy was saying.

29. sonja on November 16, 2008 8:48 am

    Yes I have seen my blood. I had just changed my diet to no wheat, and was eating a lot of fresh food, more vegetables and salads, plus a range of vitamins and minerals.
    I was told it was pretty good, but there was a slight mould issue… It was so interesting seeing all these things moving around. It is definitely a good idea to have a look every so often..

30. csilla on November 16, 2008 9:57 am

    Thanks for the show, it was interesting.
    I have never had blood test like this done on me. I would love to do it. What is it called anyway?
    I did not hear about your cacao mineral depletion incident. Can you mention it in your next show please? I am really curious.
    blessings

31. Janice on November 16, 2008 10:16 am

    Kevin,
    I don’t know about the cocoa incident either???
    Anyway, my husband and I had our live blood cell analysis done this summer. We were both anemic, and had heavy metals. We are taking b-12 now and something called DMSA - for the heavy metals, especialy mercury. I heard about it from a naturopathic doctor. Also took some micronized charcoal for really cleaning out.

32. del on November 16, 2008 10:27 am

    That was SOOOOO Coool! I saw when he did David Wolfe’s blood after David gave a lengthy talk but it was bit rushed. I’m glad he was able to explain what we were looking at in more in detail.

    As for your question on blood. I did have my friend, who does blood testing in as a lab technician at hospital. I had a bet with him that my cholesterol was under 150. He said,” NO WAY that diet has anything to do with it.” He was total convinced that it had everything to do with age and genetics. He took my blood himself did all the tests not only cholesterol but also all the markers. Bottom line. Cholesterol was 127. All the other markers HDLP, B12, Calcium, etc all within a healthy balance. After that, I became totally convinced that raw food veganism works! He bought a case of young coconuts for me and he lost his case of beer. But still he smiled and was very happy that he lost. Now that’s a true friend.

33. KO on November 16, 2008 10:32 am

    I have had the blood analysis several times. It tells you so much! When I first went my blood cells were all stuck together and gross. Just after eating vegan for 6 weeks they were all seperate and getting better. When I first went totally raw the cells looked good but they were very thin because I was not getting enough oil in my diet. Your blood tells you so much. Plus it is something that you can measure and see! If it does not make you a believer in what is happening in your body nothing will! A friend brought her daughter who had cancer and had a really bad diet. The daughter was very resistant to changing her diet. Her blood was looked at and it was all stuck together and sluggish. Being kind of a smart ass she said to the doc “Let’s see you blood!” and he did! Not being totally raw but very clean eating his blood was lively moving and no way stuck together. Because she could see the difference it immediately changed her mindset! I see Dr Van Beveren at the Health Integration Center in Skillman NJ (next door to Princeton. I live in New Hampshire!! For everyone out there that says I can not afford it I say…….what is your life worth? Keep up the good work! KO Bisson

34. Earle Meadows on November 16, 2008 10:51 am

    whenever I get these notices of something I’m supposed to be able to look at, like now it’s your live blood, none of the links get me to what you’re trying to show me, so, if you could help me with that, I would appreciate it very much, thanks, Earle

35. taylor on November 16, 2008 12:03 pm

    auto accidents do have a way of bringing you into the now……usually a chiropratic adjustment is in order after a jolt like that!!! glad to hear you are both OK…I also carry rescue remedy with me to take after shocks like that…and like others have mentioned arnica……I also am wondering what is the cacao situation from the past you are referring to?????
    happy travels….

36. Miguel on November 16, 2008 1:31 pm

    Very informative!!and of course happy you are ok !!, could you mention what was the incident with the cacao , or on wich program number you mentioned ? Thanks !!from Argentina !!

37. Christina on November 16, 2008 1:46 pm

    I have never seen my blood nor did I even realize this kind of live analysis was possible. Thank you very much and thank you to Jasmine and Michael for letting you share it with everyone. Fascinating.

38. fred on November 16, 2008 3:04 pm

    Im really confused. What is the cocao incident and? did you guys get in a car crash or something If that is it im glad u guys are ok.

39. Sue on November 16, 2008 5:28 pm

    Glad to hear that you both were alright after the accident. Those freeways can be crazy.
    I had my live blood analysis in February in Pennsylvania. Here is the contact info for where I had it done: Ariel Aentara at thephmiracle@comcast.net. I had some clumping of the cells. At the time I was about 20% raw. I will probably go back in the new year and have it done again.

40. Lori on November 16, 2008 9:04 pm

    Hi Kevin and Anne Marie,
    Yes, I have had my blood analyzed and it is very interesting. That was about 8 years ago. I would love to have it done again. Do you know of anyone in the state of Washington around Seattle area that does this? Also, I am very thankful to God that you both are alright!

41. kali on November 16, 2008 9:08 pm

    just the word “blood” makes me want to pass out.. : D

    Kevin & Annmarie,
    sorry to hear about your car accident… but very glad to
    hear everyone is ok !!

42. Iryna on November 17, 2008 12:06 am

    I’ve done this and its a scam

43. Laura on November 17, 2008 1:42 am

    Hey there, sorry to hear about the car accident and so glad you are both ok. Once again, what cacoa incident?? Can you refresh us on that situation? Looks like your situation candida is very improved and under control.

    I had Michael look at my blood about 6 months ago just on a whim at Erewhon while shopping. I had been working on a location for 17 hours and was totally dehydrated and exhausted. It was pretty stacked from the dehydration but otherwise not too too bad. I’ve been planning to make an appointment for a full blood analysis (live and dry) in the next month or so. Not working all the long hours and remembering to hydrate (plus eating more raw), so I’m looking forward to seeing a difference.

44. Tom Mather ND on November 17, 2008 5:30 am

    I have seen my blood. Three times in the last three years. My last time was 8 weeks into the raw food experience. My blood improved so much from the previous time that the doctor wanted to know what we had done different. I mentioned that we had gone to raw food, She became worried and told us to go on cooked food immediatly or we would get sick. How can you go from you are doing so much better, to get off raw now in one sentence? HuH!

45. victor on November 17, 2008 9:44 am

    Best show. Interesting. I saw my blood a couple of years ago and it was all stuck together and full of gobble-de-goop (technical term). I had been eating fairly healthy so I kind of blew it off. He told me to stop eating bananas and pineapple so I blew it off even more. But after seeing your blood (healthy), I can see how bad mine really was. Thanks to all the watchers who left their comments too. Good stuff.

46. cindy on November 17, 2008 9:51 am

    I don’t believe it’s a scam, cause the Bible says “the life is in the blood”

47. Suzanne on November 17, 2008 11:54 am

    I had mine done 3 years ago and it was awesome. A little candida which cleared up quickly and the change 3 months later showed me the changes in life style and supplements had been worth it. What I love is the instant feedback you get from it - no disguising what is going on!

48. June on November 17, 2008 12:09 pm

    Kevin and Annmarie, love watching you guys. Would you kindly explain why and how cacao stripped your mineral? Although I hear it can be troublesome, I don’t know exactly why or how. I love cacao and will try to incorporate it into my diet at least 2 times a week. Please tell me what to watch out for and how you discovered your issue with cacao.
    Peace
    June

49. Cherie on November 17, 2008 4:45 pm

    I’m glad you 2 are okay. I hope your still feeling okay. I have had this done. It was about 2 years ago. Your blood looks great. Mine was in chains and had things in it. I have changed a lot of eating habits since then so it would be good to do it again if I can find somebody in my area. Thanks for sharing.

50. Cherie on November 17, 2008 4:47 pm

    Whats up with the cocoa and demineralization. I must have missed an episode. Please explain if possible, I am trying to build up my minerals and B for my nerves. I want to be sure I am not destroying while I am building. Thanks!

51. nicole on November 17, 2008 7:12 pm

    Everytime I see my blood, it’s only for a brief second before I completely pass out. Would love to do a live blood analysis sometime, though.

52. DonnaB on November 17, 2008 10:49 pm

    Thank goodness you are both alright! You mentioned a Cacao incident but I watch all your wonderful videos and don’t recall that problem. Could you enlighten us again?

    I just had my blood done by a microscopist trained by Dr. Young. Have you ever interviewed him? The test was very enlightening. It showed that my liver and lymph system were clogged so I have done two liver cleanses so far and expelled over 2,500 gallstones. It was quite an experience!! I plan to go back and have it done again after I no longer expel stones during later cleanses.

53. Gita on November 18, 2008 1:55 am

    What was that about the Cacao demineralization? Missed that one. Fill us in… Also, i would like to learn more of Candida, where to go?

54. Kimberly Thompson on November 19, 2008 8:53 am

    Dear Kevin and Annmarie,

    First of all let me say I am so glad you were not hurt in the car accident!!!! What would everyone do without you two!! Anyway, I loved watching live blood analysis and was going to have one done a few years ago, but the office had moved. I tried emailing scopeonhealth.com for recommendations of how to find a person who does it although on AOL it said the address was too long. Does Michael and Jasmine have another email address? Thanks again for all the great information - it’s a real asset to compliment my naturopathic studies. Sincerely, Kim Thompson
    p.s. I wonder how our blood would look after taking MOXXOR!!

55. Linda on November 19, 2008 12:59 pm

    Thanks so much for sharing the video of your live blood cell analysis. The timing was perfect.

    We’re vacationing near Santa Monica next week so I called Michael and set an appointment for my husband and me. I’ve been wanting to change to a raw food diet but haven’t been able to make the change. Maybe after my appointment with Michael… I’ll be more motivated.

56. Susi Korner on November 19, 2008 6:34 pm

    Glad you survived your accident!!! I’ve had quite a few live blood tests and I can tell you your blood looks really healthy compared to any of mine. I have been raw for two years now and would like to see what it looks like now. I need to wait a while, however, as I just had surgery and had to take lots of meds etc. Plus I was being poisoned by silicone breast implants. I think going raw saved my life. It certainly helped me feel better. My first live blood test was done about 15 years ago by Robert Young. He was in the area at a friends home and doing them for many people. I had Candida SO badly it was all through my blood. He said it was the worst he had seen in this area. He saw no parasites, however, which was great. I would have passed out if I had seen them swimming around in my blood. Other people he tested that day did have parasites. I did get to see what that looked like. I also have this on a video he gave me to take home, complete with our conversation. I sure asked a lot of questions. I had a couple of tests done by a man locally about three years ago and my blood looked better, but nothing like yours. I keep changing my diet for the better as I learn what that is. This has been a hard and long read for me, as there is so much misinformation out there. For now I am a raw food Vegan (occ I eat a few cooked vegies or a few bites of rice or something–I still have to cook for my normal husbank). He eats SO SO much better than than the average person though and is glad. I am anxious to have another live blood test done in the future after seeing yours. Maybe I will see health instead of so much garbage and clumping and mis-shaped blood cells.

57. Michael on November 21, 2008 9:33 pm

    Kimberly Thompson on November 19, 2008 8:53 am wrote: “Does Michael and Jasmine have another email address?”

    You can also email michael@jivaraw.com or call me on my cell: 310 773 7611 for more information on LBA or to schedule an appointment.
    Blessings,
    Michael

58. John on November 21, 2008 9:58 pm

    Live Blood Cell analysis is awesome!

    By the way… if you have ‘candida’ you would see fungal forms in your blood. In fact, most people on the planet would have some trace amount. It’s amazing that they didn’t see any at all in your blood.

    I think you can safely eliminate this ‘I have candida’ though I saw in one of your other videos. (unless one were thinking purely digestive related candida)