does anyone know of a doctor that does dark field microscope?

In Maryland there is a ND that uses it and it is so good to know how the pathogens are being killed, in this case by the CDS/MMS.
I can't find anyone here, but it must be because it is against the law to use it as a diagnostic tool.

I was watching Dr. Robert Bradford short clip in this forum under the MS and lyme and he says that the protocol he taught (he passed away)
is being used by a thousand physicians across the country. But never said what it is. Does anyone know what he was using to kill pathogens?
was it some type of MMS in IV form maybe?

here is the clip, I believe this conference in Orlando was a few months before he passed.

www.worldhealth.net/pages/dr_robert_bradford_under_the_microscope/

Evanir

No idea about your original questions but I'd sure like to see some video's of people's living blood treated with MMS and then shown with a dark Field Microscope - came across this video today

Archer,
I just saw the video you posted beginning of August. It woud be nice if we had some explanation of before and after,
or did I miss something in the video?

Lots of fern-like patterns, do you think that is the fungus?

If you click through to the actual YouTube website there is some brief written description given but other then what the person that posted the video has said I know nothing about this video.

You could always post your question on YouTube under the video and maybe the person that posted the video will give you an answer.

I've been doing some research into Microscopes and I believe you can actually quite easily analyze your own blood at home by buying your own microscope for a fraction of the cost of visiting a doctor that has a dark field microscope. At least if you have your own device at home you can check your own blood whenever you want.

I've watched a lot of video's on YouTube of people that have captured video of red Blood Cells and if you can buy a Microscope that can magnify at least 800x you should be able to see how round your Red Blood Cells are and if they are free flowing or stuck together. Although it also seems there are many manufacturers claiming really high numbers that they can't really deliver with a good image.



biology.clc.uc.edu/fankhauser/labs/microscope/Oil_Immersion.htm

On this 2nd video they managed to capture the video just using a mobile phone camera

I think it's important to find someone with experience. I had someone at a health food store in FL do a dark field slide with commentary and they slammed the cover slip down so hard on the sample that I didn't trust the results - That was years and years ago.

Dr. Robert Young, who does the pH miracle work, does both bright and dark field microscopy. He's out in the San Diego area and he trains microscopists as well, so you may want to call their center and ask for a referral. He has over 35 years experience with analyzing blood and is extremely skilled at interpreting results. It's expensive, but if there was someone in my area doing it, I'd be there yesterday

I bought a microscope on eBay - came with a webcam so I made a short video of my own blood.

I'm no expert but my blood looked better then I expected. The webcam that came with it was very basic and I think the resolution it claims is not real - I think it multiplies the pixel size electronically so the edges are a bit jagged and also the slide covers that came with it were very low quality, very scruffed up, full of cracks and imperfections which appear as lots of tiny dots, but overall for the price I paid (approx $60) I think the result is good

This is my first post and my hello and awesome steve I am in Naples, FL so I hope to meet you.

I wanted and still want to purchase my own dark field microscope for years now I have a lot of chemistry knowledge and I really want to see my mms working on blood samples and see those nasty anaerobics go pop!

Also sad to say that my Uncle recently died of bone marrow cancer my family simply won't listen to me then I thought maybe if I had been in a church or something they might listen and then found this place.

I use the pumping method where you produce the gas and pump it airtight into containers I will post the full details and get to other applications I have found it very personally successful in.

Also need a new wholesaler for either the flakes or dust form either works I don't mind I have a wooden motor and pestle for it.

I'd post a video of my contraption but my cam seems to have broken at a bad time.

Archer wrote: I bought a microscope on eBay - came with a webcam so I made a short video of my own blood.

I'm no expert but my blood looked better then I expected. The webcam that came with it was very basic and I think the resolution it claims is not real - I think it multiplies the pixel size electronically so the edges are a bit jagged and also the slide covers that came with it were very low quality, very scruffed up, full of cracks and imperfections which appear as lots of tiny dots, but overall for the price I paid (approx $60) I think the result is good

Just wow. 60 bucks really? Now you just need to find pathogen samples to run trials and watch the action.