Chronic Candidiasis: Mechanisms of Pathogenicity and Laboratory Testing Options

Chronic candida has been a well-recognized problem in functional and integrative medicine for many years. It too is a problem acknowledged in conventional medicine, although at times for different reasons, i.e., oral thrush or skin infections. Candidiasis is defined as a fungal infection linked to any form of candida species. These infections can occur in […]

Biochemical Markers in the Urine Associated with Gastrointestinal Mold-Overgrowth are Linked with Elevated Urinary Mycotoxins in Patients with Suspected Mold Illness

William Shaw, PhD; Matthew Pratt-Hyatt PhDTownsend Letter – November 2019 Abstract Seven different mycotoxins, including aflatoxin M1, ochratoxin A, sterigmatocystin, zearalenone, roridin E, verrucarin A, and enniatin B1 that have been associated with human illness were tested by LC/MS/ MS in urine samples of a control group of 89 healthy adult volunteers and 103 adult […]

Oxalates Control is a Major New Factor in Autism Therapy

TEST IMPLICATIONS FOR YEAST AND HEAVY METALSWILLIAM SHAW, PH.D. What are Oxalates? Oxalate and its acid form oxalic acid are organic acids that are primarily from three sources: the diet, from fungus such as Aspergillus, Penicillium, and possibly Candida (1-9), and also from human metabolism (10). Oxalic acid is the most acidic organic acid in […]

Common Biochemical Factors Contributing to Multiple Sclerosis

In this engaging webinar, our expert speakers delved into the complex interplay of biochemical factors contributing to multiple sclerosis (MS). Gain insights into the underlying mechanisms and pathways involved in the development of this chronic autoimmune disease, and explore the latest research findings on the biochemical imbalances associated with MS. Learn about key factors such […]