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DLBE
Dried Layer Blood Encryption
Uncover what your immune system has been hiding.
Uncover What Your Immune System Has Been Hiding
Most immune imbalances are silent. They accumulate quietly, driving fatigue, inflammation, and accelerated ageing long before any symptoms appear on a standard blood test.
What Is DLBE?
Dried Layer Blood Encryption (DLBE), also known as the Immunity Test, is a specialised screening technique that analyses dried layers of capillary blood to evaluate the functional status of your immune system.
Through pattern recognition and quantitative markers, DLBE maps your immune landscape with a level of detail that conventional tests simply cannot capture.
At Montis, DLBE is a cornerstone of the D1 Discovery stage, establishing your immune baseline before any therapeutic intervention begins.
How Does It Work?
A small capillary blood sample is applied in layers and allowed to dry. Each layer reveals different biological compartments, from acute inflammation markers in the outer rings to deeper systemic immune patterns closer to the centre. This creates a multi-dimensional immune profile without any invasive procedures.
Think of your immune system as a building's security system. Some systems are hypersensitive, constantly triggering false alarms (over-reactivity). Others are underperforming, missing real threats entirely (immune suppression). You won't know which until you run a full diagnostic. DLBE is that diagnostic.
What Does It Reveal?
- *Inflammaging: chronic low-grade inflammation that silently accelerates cellular ageing
- *Immune over-reactivity: the immune system attacking indiscriminately, as seen in allergies and autoimmune tendencies
- *Immune suppression: where the body fails to mount an adequate defence, leading to frequent illness and slow recovery
- *Oxidative stress patterns: linked to specific organs, including the kidneys, liver, cardiovascular system, and gut
- *Vitamin C and micronutrient status: a reliable indicator of immune fuel reserves and antioxidant capacity
Key Benefits
- *Multi-dimensional: Reveals immune patterns that liquid blood panels cannot detect
- *Early detection: Identifies hidden inflammatory drivers before symptoms develop
- *Personalised: Results directly inform your D2 Detox and D3 Defence protocols
- *Targeted: Ensures every therapy we recommend is working with your biology, not against it
Who Should Consider DLBE?
- *Those who fall ill frequently, recover slowly, or feel persistently drained despite adequate rest
- *Anyone with known or suspected autoimmune tendencies, chronic pain, or persistent inflammation
- *Clients preparing for stem cell therapy, IV drip protocols, or advanced wellness programs
- *Anyone on a longevity or anti-ageing program who wants to understand their biology at a cellular level
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same as a regular blood test?
Not quite. Standard blood tests analyse fixed markers in a liquid sample. DLBE analyses functional patterns within dried layers of blood, revealing dynamic immune behaviours like how actively your immune system is responding to hidden inflammation that liquid panels often miss.
Does it hurt?
No. It uses a very small capillary sample, similar to a finger-prick, and takes only a few minutes to collect.
What does "inflammaging" mean for me?
It means your immune system may be running a low-grade "background fire", chronic inflammation that is quietly accelerating how quickly your cells age. Once we identify it, we can directly address it through your D2 and D3 protocols.
I feel healthy. Why would I need this?
Many immune imbalances are silent for years before symptoms appear. This test gives us the biological picture beneath the surface so we can build a defence strategy before problems develop, not after.
Important to Know
DLBE is an immune status screening tool, not a diagnostic test for medical conditions. Results are communicated in terms of functional patterns and biological terrain, and any clinical concerns are always referred to our medical team for formal investigation.
Ready to Screen?
Book a screening appointment and let our medical team guide your next steps.