The Lab Results Reports lists the specific peripheral blood sample findings for the patient. One or more of these results are checked off if they appear under the microscope by the examiner. This is an important page to review with the patient. A simple and clear listing of the blood abnormalities checked off as either – MILD, MODERATE or SEVERE.

The Evaluation Report represents the second portion of the complete patient report. This section gives the name of the peripheral blood abnormality (as either MILD, MODERATE or SEVERE), and also includes a detailed medical and nutritional summary of the blood findings. Additionally, specific nutritional compound recommendations are given for each blood finding including dosages. The patient appreciates this detail and will look forward to subsequent tests for comparison.

The Cumulative Compounds Report is a summary of all of the nutritional compounds recommended for the patient based on all abnormal blood findings. In contrast to the Evaluation Report that provides nutritional s for each individual abnormal blood test, the Cumulative Compounds Report eliminates duplicate nutritional compound suggestions and simply lists for the practitioner all nutritional considerations. This report also provides some background information regarding the use and benefits of microscopic laboratory findings.

The Lab Comparison Report allows the practitioner to compare prior blood test findings to the most current blood results available. The test, lab finding and date of test is provided for easy comparison for the practitioner and patient alike. A truly valuable feature!