Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 46 minutes ago
Sage and I traveled to Switzerland to undergo blood filtration and document the entire experience. The procedure itself was completely painless, and every step was monitored with an EEG, heart monitor, and continuous blood pressure tracking.
What fascinated me most was seeing my blood before and after the treatment.
Before, many of my red blood cells were stacked together in what's called rouleaux formation, which is commonly seen in venous blood. After the filtration, they appeared much more separated, giving each cell more surface area to exchange oxygen, remove waste, and interact with its environment.
It's important to remember that looking at blood under a microscope isn't a standalone diagnostic tool, and you can't judge your overall health from a single image alone. But seeing the changes firsthand was an incredible experience and sparked some fascinating conversations about blood health, circulation, and recovery.
Would you ever try something like this?
Sage and I traveled to Switzerland to undergo blood filtration and document the entire experience. The procedure itself was completely painless, and every step was monitored with an EEG, heart monitor, and continuous blood pressure tracking.
What fascinated me most was seeing my blood before and after the treatment.
Before, many of my red blood cells were stacked together in what's called rouleaux formation, which is commonly seen in venous blood. After the filtration, they appeared much more separated, giving each cell more surface area to exchange oxygen, remove waste, and interact with its environment.
It's important to remember that looking at blood under a microscope isn't a standalone diagnostic tool, and you can't judge your overall health from a single image alone. But seeing the changes firsthand was an incredible experience and sparked some fascinating conversations about blood health, circulation, and recovery.
Would you ever try something like this?
