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Spend less time interpreting and analyzing your patient’s blood test results from a more functional, nutritional and preventative perspective. This quick reference guide is the perfect companion to Dr. Weatherby’s book “Blood Chemistry and CBC Analysis- Clinical Laboratory testing from a Functional perspective”. It is your complete quick reference for interpreting, analyzing, and finding the underlying cause of your patients’ functional complaints. Whether you are already doing a functional analysis of blood chemistries or plan to do so soon, you will refer to this guide over and over again. The Quick Reference Guide Includes the Following: - The functional conditons associated with specific elements on a blood test. - Full In-depth patterns for the most common conditions you will see in practice. - A quick reference guide to the clinical abnormalities often reported on a stained red cell examination. - Clinical tracking forms for both the Standard US units and the Standard International units. This bestselling Quick Reference Guide has shown thousands of health care practitioners all over the world the faster, surer way to get more functional, preventative and nutritional information from the standard blood tests they run for their patients and clients.

Dr. Dicken Weatherby is one of the world’s leading experts in Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis. He graduated from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland Oregon in 1998. His bestselling book “Blood Chemistry and CBC Analysis – Clinical Laboratory testing from a Functional Perspective“, has become one of the seminal texts on the Functional Analysis of blood test results. In response to the increased demand for his training material Dr. Weatherby put together his "Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis Training Program" at Blood Chemistry University, which walks physicians and health care practitioners through the process of analyzing their patients' blood test results from a more functional, nutritional, and preventative. He also created a “Blood Chemistry Software” program to make it easier for health care practitioners to extract functional and nutritional information from their patients’ blood tests and to give them a powerful analytical reporting tool to use with their patients.