Crystals (seen here in live blood analysis) are associated with high blood pressure, plaque and atherosclerosis.

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Elizabeth Connell-Barr

Elizabeth Connell-Barr

Founder | Principal presenter at Live Blood Online The Worlds Leading Provider of Training courses in Live Blood Analysis

Published Feb 11, 2022

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Crystals appear as solid objects that are usually much larger than red blood cells and they can vary greatly in size, shape and colour.

They are related to inflammation, high blood pressure, plaque and atherosclerosis and they are considered significant if observed during live blood analysis.

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