[…] unique behavioral and cognitive symptoms with varying degrees of severity. Common symptoms can also include eczema, diarrhea, constipation, rashes, dark eye circles, and visible stomach pain. Recommended testing: Omega-3 Index Complete Advanced Cholesterol Profile Comprehensive Stool Analysis TOXDetect Profile® Glyphosate Organic Acids Test IgG Food MAP Metals – Toxic + Nutrient Elements – Hair Test
[…] be doing the testing? A: It is important to always do the OAT for ADD/ADHD. I also make sure to do the Hair Metals Test and Food IgG MAP from Mosaic Diagnostics as initial testing too. Q: I don’t see, Avoid Vitamin C, Tryptophan, Coffee in manual. Should this food and supplements be avoided […]
[…] how to help patients heal through cutting-edge testing, research and protocols. In our recent 3-Day Master Practitioner Workshop, speakers shared detailed information on how the MycoTOX Profile, IgG Food MAP and Glyphosate Test can work for you. As well as gave additional information about markers in the OAT and GPL-TOX. The following Q+A is […]
[…] how to help patients heal through cutting-edge testing, research and protocols. In our recent 3-Day Master Practitioner Workshop, speakers shared detailed information on how the MycoTOX Profile, IgG Food MAP and Glyphosate Test can work for you. As well as gave additional information about markers in the OAT and GPL-TOX. The following Q+A is […]
[…] and/or antifungals failed to resolve these often chronic disorders? Have you tried multiple probiotics which have failed to repopulate the gut with good bacteria and yeast? Has IgG food allergy testing shown continued food allergies despite removal of the common allergens like wheat, dairy, and soy? Has your patient developed new or increasing food […]
[…] This can be an easy and yet very powerful place to start. Research shows that food allergies can indeed cause manifestations of mental health disorders. Running a simple IgG food allergy test from the Great Plains Laboratory, which also includes markers for Candida (harmful fungus in the gut) can be a great first step. More […]
[…] test is a preferred option because it shows mucosal reactivity to invasive candida even when a stool analysis reports no evidence of candida overgrowth. Often, a serum IgG test will report high levels of candida which may correlate with an elevated arabinose on the OAT. However, this is not always the case. Therefore, my […]
[…] how to help patients heal through cutting-edge testing, research and protocols. In our recent 3-Day Master Practitioner Workshop, speakers shared detailed information on how the MycoTOX Profile, IgG Food MAP and Glyphosate Test can work for you. As well as gave additional information about markers in the OAT and GPL-TOX. The following Q+A is […]
[…] control siblings. It has been reported that immune responses in autistic children are relatively skewed to T2 on the basis of intracellular staining of T1rT2 cytokines. Higher levels of IgG, IgA, and IgE allergies to various foods, but especially milk and wheat, have been reported in children with autism, together with abnormal cellular immune responses to […]
[…] ribose supplements for 48 hours before collection.” Q: Recommended tests for checking for candida? When should you retest after tx? A: Organic Acids Test, Stool Analysis, blood IgG antibodies. The most common test is the OAT. It recommended to retest after 90 days. The material contained within this article is not intended to replace […]
[…] active. Q: Or could it be showing that you did at one time have candida and there are antibodies or organic acids still present? A: The IgG Food MAP can indicate past problems, but the OAT is current and active. Q: Once you see the clostridia markers high on the OAT, do you […]
[…] see 3-4 week cough as a herx symptom? A: I would ask more questions and get a deeper history on this. The client/patient may be having an IgG type of inflammatory reaction to an ingredient in one of the supplements that is causing the cough. Or it could be a recent food they recently started […]