SKB Kombi – blood test

The SKB test consists of two different studies, namely the Reactive Oxidative Toxic Substances Test (ROTS test) and the Dr. Sklenar, or SKL test. These studies are independent of each other, but when combined, the reliability, accuracy and usefulness of the results are significantly improved. It is important to understand that the SKB test is not a diagnostic, but a preclinical blood history based on empirical science.

Indication:
The prolapse combination blood test (SKB test) is a holistic diagnostic tool for the early detection of disorders of body functions.
In addition, it provides information about the development and emergence of a pathological condition (disease process).
This is in contrast to clinical (blood) tests, where abnormalities can only be detected when the pathological condition is already in the clinical stage.

What can be proven with the SKB test?

• (An increase in) the amount of toxins/inflammation present
• Disturbances of enzymatic processes
• Endocrine disorders
• Liver overload
• Kidney overload
• Mycotic and/or dysbiotic burden on the intestine
• Adrenaline stress
• Shifts in pH
• Quality of oxygen transport
• The quality of fibrinolysis (fibrin cleavage) is the name for the body’s own dissolution of a blood clot – thrombus
• Possible malignant process formation
• Possible cyst formation
• Lower intake of copper, manganese, zinc, iron, cobalt, selenium, nickel, chromium, iodine

The SKB test indicates exposure in three different levels of exposure that precede the clinical stage of a disease:

1.Stress intensity I = functional disorders
  This is the area of mild disorders that are not clinically detectable.

2.Stress intensity II = micro-disruptions
   These are metabolic disorders that should always be treated. Regular clinical blood tests   
   reveal values that are against the limits of normal values.

3.Stress level III = macro disorders
   (Transition preclinical/clinical) This level of stress indicates the transition to pathology, as it  can be regularly diagnosed.

The ROTS test, another part of the SKB test (Reactive Oxidative Toxic Substance Test), is based on the structure of dried blood, which contains substances that can only be seen in the blood if enzyme blockages are present. The so-called free radicals.

This test can be used to detect toxic exposures.

The ROTS test is very suitable for determining which phase of disease development a person is in. (see diagram ‘The development of a disease’).

ROTS(substances) are caused by a blockage of one or more enzymes as a result of a deficiency of one or more trace elements.

While SKL blood test is based on the shape and structure of RBCs for a specific staining technique. Dr. Sklenar discovered that patients with a severe metabolic disorder always show the same changes in the structure and shape of their erythrocytes, the surrounding protein and the adhesion of biogranules to this ring. This test can be used to detect these structural changes. Dr. Sklenar has become famous for treating cancer patients with high-pressure extracted kombucha extract.

The structural changes in the blood that can be shown are:

• Biogranules
• Shape of a thorny apple
• Loss of substance
• Fading
• Vacuum cleaner

The following disorders can be detected with the SKL test and indicate a deficiency in one or more trace elements:

A permanent deficiency of one or more trace elements is a precursor to all diseases and is unfortunately only rarely diagnosed clinically.

• Inflammations : zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, iron
• Endocrine disorders : zinc, copper, cobalt, nickel
• Biogranules: zinc, copper, cobalt, manganese
• Education v. Thorn apples: zinc, copper, manganese
• Iron deficiency : iron, cobalt, copper, molypdenum
• Liver overload: manganese, copper, zinc, nickel, selenium
• Kidney overload : vanadium, chromium
• Gout : potassium, magnesium, iodine, lithium, phosphorus
• Nervous weakness: fluorine, iodine, phosphorus, sulfur, lithium, aluminum, calcium, copper, zinc, potassium

The blood collection is easy (fingertip) similar to blood sugar measurement (capillary blood), the blood taken is distributed on several slides and dried. After it is sent, it is then examined in our partner laboratory in Germany.

The SKB combination test with its 2 parts, the SKL and Rots test, is a perfect initial examination if your body tells you something is wrong but all clinical examinations (blood, ultrasound and others) are OK.

We therefore recommend the SKB combination test to all people, preventatively, as a check and status of organ overload (liver, kidney and others). As well as checking and status of trace elements and many other indications.

Interested? Arrange a consultation appointment for the SKB blood test today.

Your NMC team Krk