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Mycotoxin exposure can be challenging to diagnose without proper testing due to vague and often varied symptoms. The MycoTOX Profile® is Mosaic Diagnostics’ most comprehensive assessment of mycotoxins. Our state-of-the-art urine-based assay that assesses levels of 11 different mycotoxins, including metabolites of the most toxigenic classes: Aflatoxins, […]":1,"#Found 160 results for perfil g1360":1,"#Search results for: perfil g1360":1,"#[…] downstream effects of glutathione deficiency just put a lot of cellular components at risk—including the mitochondria. 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He is well-versed in […]":1,"#The Most Common Chemical Toxicant Measured by the TOXDetect Profile®":1,"#[…] Test SDS Serum kit Iron + Total Iron Binding Capacity Test SDS Serum kit IgG Food MAP with Candida + Yeast Dried Blood Spot (DBS) = SDS DBS Mfg catalog AND SDS Lancets Serum = SDS Serum kit Metalle - Giftig + Nutrient Stool SDS Stool kit MCC Total Fix 2805-05 (Yellow top vial) Microbiology Test SDS Microbiology Profile Omega 3 Index Complete SDS DBS Mfg catalog AND SDS Lancets Streptococcus Antibodies […]":1,"#EnviroTOX® panels provide practitioners with a powerful tool for detecting toxic exposures and their health impacts. This panel consists of Organic Acids Test, TOXDetect Profile®, MycoTOX Profile® and Metalle - Giftig Elements. Our EnviroTOX panels streamline the identification process, allowing for the collection of extensive data from a single, convenient urine sample. 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The EnviroTOX Burden panel is a key component, combining multiple profiles – including the TOXDetect Profile®, MycoTOX Profile®, and Metalle - Giftig Elements – to provide an extensive screening for a wide range of […]":1,"#Found 37 results for toxic metals profile":1,"#Search results for: toxic metals profile":1,"#[…] panels provide practitioners with a powerful tool for detecting toxic exposures and their health impacts. This panel consists of Organic Acids Test, TOXDetect Profile®, MycoTOX Profile® and Metalle – Toxic Elements. Our EnviroTOX panels streamline the identification process, allowing for the collection of extensive data from a single, convenient urine sample. Maximize efficiency, reduce […]":1,"#EnviroTOX® Complete + Metalle":1,"#Metalle – Toxic + Nutrient Elements – Hair":1,"#Metalle – Toxic + Nutrient Elements – Urine 24 Hour":1,"#Metalle – Toxic + Nutrient Elements – Urine Timed":1,"#Metalle – Toxic + Nutrient Elements – Red Blood Cell":1,"#Metalle – Toxic Elements – Urine Random":1,"#Metalle – Toxic Elements – Urine Timed":1,"#Metalle – Toxic Elements – Urine 24 Hour":1,"#Metalle – Toxic + Nutrient Elements":1,"#Metalle – Toxic Elements – Stool":1,"#Found 87 results for metal":1,"#Search results for: metal":1,"#Our most comprehensive Lyme and co-infection combination panel includes Tickborne BBB Direct Detect dPCR with the Lyme Borrelia Nanotrap® urine antigen test to provide optimal coverage for the top flea and tick-borne infections at the genus level. 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United States":1,"#Una vez que haya abre su cuenta, tiene la opción de solicitar kits para almacenarlos en su consultorio o enviarlos directamente a sus pacientes a través de su portal mosaicodx .":1,"#Visit the MosaicDX payment information page for an overview of payment options and procedure…":1,"#GI360 & Comprehensive Stool Collection Instructions":1,"#Collection Instructions – Comprehensive Stool Analysis and GI360 Profile":1,"#الدكتور جيمس نوينشفاندر، الطبيب ذو الشهرة العالمية وزميل الأكاديمية الأمريكية لمكافحة الشيخوخة والطب التجديدي. هذه إعادة بث لندوة الدكتور نوينشفاندر الإلكتروني الأكثر تفاعلاً.":1,"#，我们将安排由我们的临床教育专家 Karleen Sickinger":1,"#詹姆斯·纽恩施万德博士主讲的整合医学领域最引人入胜的对话之一。本次视频为纽恩施万德博士最受欢迎的网络研讨会的重播。":1,"#本次视频为纽恩施万德博士最受欢迎的网络研讨会的重播。":1,"#Form submitted successfully.\nA confirmation email was sent to emmamahl@hmo.megared.net.mx.":1,"#A confirmation email was sent to emmamahl@hmo.megared.net.mx.":1,"#Giftstoffbelastung Provides insights into metabolites influenced by heavy metals, environmental toxins or mold/mycotoxin exposures, and associated oxidative stress and glutathione depletion.":1,"#Tickborne BBB Direct Detect – dPCR
Babesia spp. 3 days
Bartonella spp. 3 days
Borrelia spp. 3 days
Bartonella spp. Culture dPCR 3 jours":1,"#Tickborne BBB Direct Detect dPCR, confirms current infection by directly detecting genus-level DNA for a broad range of Bartonella, Borrelia, et Babesia species (spp) in whole blood. This approach ensures that positive cases of infection with less common species are not missed.":1,"#Combining direct and indirect testing methods, specifically for Bartonella infection, the Tickborne BBB Plus 3 day profile enhances diagnostic accuracy, especially for patients with complex clinical presentations. MosaicDX recommends maximizing diagnostic data by testing for both antibodies (indirect) and DNA evidence of infection (direct) for Bartonella, as each test method provides critical support. Tickborne BBB Direct Detect dPCR includes tests for Borrelia, Babesia et Bartonella at a genus level for all associated pathogens and Bartonella IgG Detect uses the IFA method to detect IgG to the top four (4) Bartonella species affecting humans in North America.
Tickborne BBB Direct Detect – dPCR (3 day) et Détection d'IgG contre Bartonella – IFA":1,"#Toxicology tests comparison table":1,"#Create an account for practitioners":1,"#Request a patient examination":1,"#Nutritional and metabolic profile":1,"#Igg food map with candidiasis + yeast":1,"#The following tests provide insight into metabolism, nutritional needs, food allergies, and mineral toxicity.":1,"#If you reside outside the United States":1,"#We encourage all patients to discuss results with their physician.":1,"#Note: Insurance coverage for screenings depends on several factors, such as the type of procedure, diagnosis, and insurance policy guidelines. Patients are advised to contact their insurance company to verify coverage and provide them with procedure codes (CPT codes) and diagnostic codes (ICD-10 codes). Cpt codes can be found on the billing information page, while the doctor provides ICD-10 codes.":1,"#Please refer to the test setting and instructions for more information about the potential effects of medications, foods, and supplements on this test.":1,"#Reorder a follow-up test for the patient.":1,"#Bring a kit for your patient":1,"#An order has been selected for your inventory":1,"#Watch our short educational videos to learn how to do it easily":1,"#Regulations vary from state to state, and determine the scope of doctors' practice. It is the doctor's responsibility to adhere to these regulations. Please check with your state health board for any restrictions related to laboratory testing. Please note that Mosaic Diagnostic Laboratories does not provide testing services in New York.":1,"#To ensure the best results, it is recommended to send urine samples to a laboratory immediately after collection, as their quality begins to deteriorate soon after. If immediate dispatch is not possible, here are some guidelines to maintain sample stability: Urine samples can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 5 days, and for a longer period. This applies to all urine tests performed in the MosaicDX laboratory, except for cryptoperol, where the urine sample must be immediately frozen and received within 24 hours of collection for accurate results.":1,"#Yes, it is possible to perform multiple urine tests using a single urine sample, provided that the volume requirements for each test are met. A urine collection package usually contains about 50 ml of urine. However, to perform timed urine tests (24 hours), a jug or bag designated for urine collection is required.":1,"#Prepare for the test and instructions":1,"#Report forms":1,"#Children's tool set instructions":1,"#MosaicDX offers easy-to-use sample collection kits for patients, simplifying the screening process. Our kits include step-by-step visual instructions for preparing screening and sample collection, custom shipping cards, and sample collection bags for babies when needed. With MosaicDX, patients can collect samples for examination with ease, confidence and accuracy.":1,"#Acid 3-Indoleacetic":1,"#MycoTOX® and OAT Profile Comprehensive Review: Treatments, Monitoring, and Additional Insights":1,"#Patient questions and answers":1,"#Request an international patient":1,"#Learn how to use TOXDetect with comprehensive reviews of the detoxification process and its health effects":1,"#Download the TRF Digital Form":1,"#Frequently asked questions for practitioners":1,"#Determine the root cause":1,"#EnviroTOX™ Panels":1,"#A network of preferred partners":1,"#Dishes":1,"#Food allergies":1,"#Lyme disease and its associated infection":1,"#Farid D.M, Candle E. Long-term occupational exposure and diagnosis of dementia. Journal of Neurotoxins, 1988; 9(3): 391-400":1,"#Gash DM et al. Trichloroethylene: Parkinson's disease and complex mitochondrial neurotoxicity 1. Ann Journal of Neuroscience. February 2008; 63(2): 184-92.":1,"#Wyndham JC, Chang L, Junior R, Krohn L.A, Greather J.K. Autism spectrum disorders and their relationship to the distribution of hazardous air pollutants in the San Francisco Bay Area. Environmental health perspective. September 2006; 114(9): 1438-1444.":1,"#Gonzalez L., et al. Endoscopic, histological, and immunological characteristics of the gastrointestinal mucosa in autistic children with gastrointestinal symptoms. Archivos Venizolanos de Puericultura y Pediatria. 2005; 69(1): 19-25.":1,"#Weissman J.R., Kelly R.I., Bowman M.L., Cohen P.H., Murray K.F., et al. (2008). Mitochondrial disease in patients with autism spectrum disorder: a group analysis. PLOS ONE 3(11): e3815. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0003815.":1,"#Seragi FJ, Zhang H, H.A.E. Prevalence of common point mutations in mitochondria in autistic patients. Pediatric Neurology, 37 (Appendix 1): S127, 2006.":1,"#Ponce R., Andrew Al, Chicarelli N., et al. Mitochondrial DNA abnormalities and autism spectrum disorders. J. Pediatr, 144: 81-85.":1,"#Feliano JJ, Goldenthal MJ, Rhodes CH, Marin-Garcia J. Mitochondrial dysfunction in patients with hypotonia, epilepsy, autism, and developmental delay: ADHD. Journal of Pediatrics, 17:435-439, 2002.":1,"#Rossignol DA, Bradstreet JJ. Evidence of mitochondrial dysfunction in autism and its implications for treatment. American Journal of Biochemistry and Biotechnology 4(2): 208-217, 2008.":1,"#Gibson K.M, Elbilig A.N, Jacobs S, Kostev H, Kelly R.Y. Multiple syndromes of 3-methylglutaconic acid in urine. Journal of Neuropediatrics. 1993 March-April; 9(2): 120-3.":1,"#Weissman J.R., et al. Mitochondrial diseases in autism spectrum disorder. Patients: group analysis. PLoS ONE 3(11): e3815. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0003815, 2008.":1,"#Nissenkorn A, Zahria A, Lev D, et al. Multiple presentation of mitochondrial disorders. Arch des Childs 1999; 81: 209-214.":1,"#Oliveira C, Diogo L, Oliveira S.R., et al. Mitochondrial dysfunction in autism spectrum disorders: a population study. Dave Mead Child Neurol 2005; 49(10): 726-733.":1,"#Bowling JS, Fry RE, Zimmerman AW, et al. Developmental regression and mitochondrial dysfunction in an autistic child. Journal of Pediatric Neuroscience 2006; 21(2): 170-172.":1,"#Chityrkin SV, Kim D, Belmont JM, Shainman Jamaat-e-Islami, Hudson BG, Vozyan PA. Pyridoxamine lowers kidney crystals in experimental hyperoxaluria: a potential treatment for primary hyperoxaluria. Kidney density processes. (2005) Jan., 67(1): 53-60.":1,"#Shiranee Y, Y Kurokawa, Miyashita S, H Komatsu, Kagawa S. Study of glycosaminoglycan inhibition mechanisms on calcium oxalate hydrate crystals with atomic force microscopy. Urol precision. (1999) December. 27 (6): 426-31.":1,"#Kamenishi H, Hagihara Y, Hayashi S, Chu T. Isolation and collagen-degrading enzyme properties produced by Candida albicans. It infects Aman. (1986) August. 53(2): 312-316.":1,"#Burns JR, Inc. Cargill JG 3. Kinematics of calcium oxalate solution calculus with calcium ri-claw solutions. J Urol. (1987) March, 137(3): 530-3.":1,"#Ziolkowski F, Perrin DD. Solution of urinary stones by calcium chelating agents: a study using a typical system. Eurol Investment. (1977) November (15); (3): 208-11.":1,"#De Pascual G, M Ripani, Andrioli A, Angelo Zampa G, Benelli G. Cardioembolic stroke in primary oxalic disease involving the heart. Stroke (1989), 20:1403-1406.":1,"#Levin RI, P.W. Kantof, E.A. Jaffe. Uremic levels of oxalic acid replication suppression and migration of human endothelial cells. Arterioscler Thrumb VASC Biol (1990), 10:198-207":1,"#Fishbein GA, Micheletti RG, Korir JS, Singer E, Fishbein MC. Oxalic disease, atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries. Cardiovasc Pathol. (2008); 17(2): 117-123.":1,"#Sarma AV, Foxman B, Bayirli B, H Haefner, Sobel JD. Epidemiology of vulvar vestibulitis syndrome: an exploratory case-monitoring study. Sex transmission hits. (1999) Oct 75(5): 320-6.":1,"#Sahin G, Escalin MF, Yalcin AU. Erythropoietin resistance due to bone marrow oxalosis. Clean Nephrol. (2005) May, 63(5): 402-4.":1,"#Hall BM, Walsh JC, Horvath JS, Leyton DG. Peripheral neuropathy complicates primary hyperoxaluria. J Neurol Science Fiction. (1976) October (29); (2-4): 343-9.":1,"#Ott SM, Anders DL, Shearerd DJ. Bone oxalate in a long-term dialysis patient who has taken high doses of vitamin C. J am kidney dis. (1986) December (8); (6): 450-4.":1,"#Gio AJ, Roggli VL, Kennedy TP, Piantadosi California. Calcium oxalate and iron accumulation in sarcoidosis. Sarcoidosis VASC Diffuse Lung Dis. (2000) June (17); (2): 140-50.":1,"#Takushi H, Konishi T, Tomoyoshi revealed T. By optical microscope of candida in thin sections of bladder stone. Urology. (1989) December (34); (6): 385-7.":1,"#Gio AJ, Peterseim DS, Rogli VL, Piantadosi CA. Pulmonary oxalate deposition associated with Niger Aspergillus infection. Toxic oxidation hypothesis. Am Rev. Respier Des. (1992) June, 145(6): 1499-502.":1,"#Router JGG, Van de Vondervoort PGI, Visser J. Oxalic acid production by Aspergillus black fungus: A non-oxalite-producing mutation that produces citric acid at pH 5 and in the presence of manganese. Microbiology (1999) 145, 2569-2576.":1,"#Fomena M, S Hillier, Charnock JM, Melville K, Alexander IJ, GAD GM. The role of oxalic acid overexamination in transformations of toxic metallic minerals by albuferia caledonica. Microbiol Environmental Paper Application. (2005) Jan., 71(1): 371-81.":1,"#Loewus Football Association, Saito K, Soto RK, Spoil E. Conversion from D-arabinose to D-erythroascorbic acid and oxalic acid in sclerotiorum. COMMUN precision biophys compactor. (1995) July 6, 212(1): 196-203.":1,"#Muntz FH. 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These juices also often contain raspberries or almonds, which also contain high amounts of oxalate. Oxalates are not found in meat or fish in large concentrations. Daily oxalate intake for adults is usually 80-120 mg/day. One green juice with two cups of spinach contains about 1,500 mg of oxalate, which is a lethal dose.":1,"#The Music Diagnostics Organic Acid Test evaluates oxalate levels in urine. Oxalate (and its acidic form, oxalic acid), is an organic acid derived primarily from three sources: diet, fungi (such as Aspergillus and Penicillium), and possibly Candida, as well as human metabolism. Oxalic acid is the most acidic organic acid in bodily fluids and is used commercially to remove rust from automobile radiators. Antifreeze (ethylene glycol) is toxic primarily because it turns into oxalate in the body. Two different types of genetic diseases in which urine oxalate is high are known: type 1 and type 2 hyperoxaluria, which can also be identified by testing for organic acids.":1,"#The use of OAs has evolved from investigating IEM to providing insight into functional metabolic imbalances.":1,"#Symptoms observed in the neonatal period include malnutrition, weight gain, nausea, vomiting, neuromuscular problems (eg, hypotonia, seizures), and susceptibility to infections.":1,"#Accumulation of these toxic metabolites may be life-threatening.":1,"#Elevations of these organic acids (OA) reflect an imbalance in specific metabolic pathways.":1,"#To rule out rare congenital errors of metabolism (IEM) - usually in childhood.":1,"#Origins of organic acid testing":1,"#Evaluation of these end products of metabolic pathways provides insight into potential nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, toxicity, and other imbalances that can contribute to clinical complaints.":1,"#Treatment Options for Mercury/Metal Toxicity in Autism and Developmental Disabilities: Position Paper Consensus":1,"#Nystatin protocol":1,"#Hyperoxaluria and intestinal disease. The role of steatorrhea and calcium in regulating the intestinal absorption of oxalate":1,"#Autism, an extreme challenge to integrative medicine. Part 1: Knowledge Base":1,"#Oxidative stress and autism":1,"#Bell, J.J., McKinley, E.E., Dick, J.R., et al. Essential fatty acids and phospholipases A-2 in autism spectrum disorders. Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes, and Essential Fatty Acids, Volume 71, Issue 4, October 2004, Pages 201-204":1,"#Shaw, W. Potential synergistic effects of non-esterified fatty acids, lysolcytinate, a toxic metabolite of methionine, and ammonia in the production of hepatic encephalopathy and schizophrenia. Molecular medicine. 1988.3: 87.":1,"#Autism disorder and gastrointestinal diseases":1,"#Careful studies of the digestive system late in autism affects":1,"#Nutrition and the intestinal immune system":1,"#The role of the intestine in metabolism, mucosal barrier function and gastrointestinal immunity":1,"#Fungal pathogens – changing landscape":1,"#Increased levels of arabinose in the urine of two autistic brothers":1,"#Olek D, reporter. Cbs Evening News: City explores autism mystery. Thursday, January 21, 1999. All rights reserved 1999, CBS World.":1,"#What's wrong with Toms River? Written by Sukato K. The New York Times, Sunday, December 16, 2001, Section 14, New Jersey, Page 1 of the New York edition.":1,"#Parchup b. Metabolic approaches to mitochondrial diseases: binding of organic acids in urine. Mitochondria 4: 521-527, 2004.":1,"#Scalia F, Sutton F.R, Bodamer O.A, Vogel H, Shapira S.K, Navieux R.K, Vladotio J.Dr. Mitochondrial DNA depletion associated with deficiency of partial compounds II and IV and 3-methylglutaconic acid in urine. Journal of Pediatric Neuroscience. 2001 February; 16(2): 136-8.":1,"#Gibson K.M, Elbilig A.N, Jacobs S, Kostev H, Kelly R.Y. Multiple syndromes of 3-methylglutaconic acid in urine, Journal of Pediatric Neurology, 1993 March-April; 9(2): 120-3.":1,"#Ebel H, Endres W, Hadorn H B, Deauville T, Bietzky I, Duran M, Kenway NG, Gibson KM. Multiple respiratory chain disorders associated with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and 3-methylglutaconic acid in the urine. European Journal of Pediatrics. 1993 August; 152(8): 665-70.":1,"#Bennett MJ, Powell S, Swartling DJ, Gibson KM. Tiglil glycine excreted in urine in isoleucine and respiratory chain metabolic disorders measured by attenuation of stable isotopes with gas chromatography-mass spectrometry technology. Clinical Chemistry, Volume 40, Issue 10, 1994, 1879-1883.":1,"#Profile of MycoTOX:":1,"#Organic acid test:":1,"#Mold overgrowth":1,"#Together they provide necessary information about mycotoxin burden, nutritional need, mitochondrial function, and the ability to eliminate toxins in one easy urine sample.":1,"#Contact our customer service team":1,"#Place an order for your patient using a kit from your inventory":1,"#Microbial organic acids (MOAT) testing":1,"#Oats or ditches are usually not affected by antibiotics or antifungal medications, unless they contain certain fruits such as apples, grapes, pears, or cranberries. However, it is important for both the patient and the practitioner to take into account the purpose of the test when deciding whether to avoid these medications. For example, if a practitioner is interested in evaluating the effectiveness of a particular treatment, it may be acceptable for the patient to continue taking the medication during the test. On the other hand, if the patient wants to determine his metabolic state without any effect of medications, it is recommended to stop taking antibiotics or antifungals for 1-2 weeks before the test.":1,"#Because of the life-threatening metabolic disorders (acidosis and ketosis) associated with IEMs, an entire field of pre-pregnancy and postpartum screenings has arisen. Current newborn screening includes evaluation of 34 underlying conditions allowing early therapeutic intervention if a positive result appears.":1,"#Iem is a class of innate errors in metabolic pathways characterized by the accumulation of organic (and usually toxic) acid metabolites in the blood (i.e., organic blood acids) and increased excretion of organic acids in the urine (i.e., organic aciduria). While individual endopathies are rare and usually become clinically evident during the neonatal or early childhood period, although milder - and even asymptomatic - forms may appear in adolescence and adulthood.":1,"#While OAT is not specifically designed to diagnose classically defined IEMs, persistent observed elevations in OAs mentioned in the profile may indicate undiagnosed metabolic pathway dysfunction. As such, further clinical investigations may be warranted by the patient's clinical presentation and complementary laboratory test results to guide more specific tests.":1,"#The use of organic acids to provide insight into functional metabolic imbalances has evolved from historical diagnostic tests to investigate innate errors in metabolism (IEM).":1,"#Almost all organic acids used in human tests are measured with a mixture of gas or liquid chromatography associated with mass spectrometry. Organic acids are most commonly broken down in urine because they are not widely reabsorbed into the renal tubules after glomerular filtration. Thus, organic acids in urine are often 100 times their concentration in blood serum and are therefore more easily detected in urine. That's why organic acids in blood or serum are rarely tested. The number of organic acids present in urine is enormous. More than 1,000 different organic acids have been detected in urine since this type of test began.":1,"#And oxidative damage":1,"#2-hydroxyphenylacetic acid":1,"#Tricalcarbalic acid":1,"#Carboxylic acid":1,"#Arabinos":1,"#Tartaric acid":1,"#furancarbonylglycine":1,"#Furan-2,5-dicarboxylic acid":1,"#3-oxoglutaric acid":1,"#5-hydroxymethyl-2-furwick acid":1,"#Citramilic acid":1,"#See full list of tags below:":1,"#The causative agent or contributor, or anyone who wants to improve their health - may":1,"#Especially where metabolic imbalances and/or exposure to toxins are thought to be":1,"#Health concerns":1,"#Any individual suffering from complex chronic conditions or":1,"#What might patients benefit from oats?":1,"#Find out what's new in the Enhanced Organic Acids Test Report (OAT). In this short review video, our clinical team explains the updated design, clear images, and simplified interpretation tools, designed to make your assessments faster and more user-friendly.":1,"#Watch the review video for the new OAT report":1,"#Order the Organic Acids Test (OAT) from MosaicDX International":1,"#Organic acid testing (OAT) provides a comprehensive nutritional and metabolic overview of an individual's overall health. Oats measure 76 organic acids from a single urine sample that is easy to collect.":1,"#Organic acids are acidic byproducts of cellular metabolism, produced by living organisms - including humans, bacteria and fungi - and usually excreted in the urine. These compounds are byproducts of various metabolic pathways, such as microbial activity, energy production, detoxification, neurotransmitter synthesis, and nutrient metabolism. When metabolic pathways work efficiently, organic acids are processed and excreted at expected levels. But if enzymatic function is impaired, nutritional cofactors are deficient, or toxins/microbial byproducts of the pathways are inhibited, these pathways may be blocked, causing abnormal accumulation of organic acids in the urine.":1,"#* Available in English, Japanese, German, Polish, French, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Hungarian and Chinese":1,"#Implementation time: 5-10 working days":1,"#It is produced by living organisms including humans, bacteria and fungi.":1,"#Organic acidic products of cellular metabolism excreted in urine (in mammals)":1,"#Patient Handbook for Organic Acid Testing (OAT).":1,"#Origins for practitioners to support patients in understanding MosaicDX's organic acids and oats, enhancing their patients' understanding, decision making, and overall health journey.":1,"#Shipping information within the United States":1},"version":135792}]