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GI360™ Essentials Profile":1,"#December 12, 2025":1,"#Dawn Franzmeier":1,"#GI360 Essentials Stool Collection Instructions Collection Instructions: GI360™ Essentials Profile Test Kit Contents Start by identifying these elements of your test kit. If you are missing or have":1,"#GI360 Essentials Stool Collection Instructions - MosaicDX":1,"#Samples must be shipped on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday (outside the U.S., Monday or Tuesday). If you collect on the weekend, hold the specimen until Monday to ship.":1,"#Place the yellow-top and black-top vials into the plastic biohazard bag. Add the absorbent packing sheet and seal.":1,"#If You Require a Laxative":1,"#Precaution: Keep kit contents out of the reach of children and pets. Do not spill preservative fluid in the vial(s) and avoid contact with skin or eyes. For eye contact, flush thoroughly with water for 15 minutes. For skin contact, wash thoroughly with soap and water. For accidental ingestion, contact poison control immediately. www.mosaicdx.com/sds":1,"#Check vials for expiration dates":1,"#3 black-top vials":1,"#1 white-top vial":1,"#1 yellow-top vial":1,"#Your test results will be delivered to your healthcare practitioner within 2–3 weeks after the sample(s) are received at Mosaic Diagnostics. Your healthcare practitioner will review the results with you, identify any areas of interest or concern, and determine appropriate next steps. Mosaic Diagnostics personnel cannot discuss test results directly with patients or family members.":1,"#Phone: Our customer service team is available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. CST at 800-288-0383":1,"#If you have questions about any aspect of specimen collection or shipping, please contact us:":1,"#Samples must be shipped on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. If you collect on the weekend, hold the specimen until Monday to ship.
*Samples outside of the U.S. should be shipped on Monday or Tuesday.":1,"#Locate the shipping instruction card for details on how to ship your specimen.":1,"#Place the test kit box into the shipping laboratory pak.":1,"#Place the yellow- and black-top vials into the clear biohazard zip-lock bag. Add the absorbent packing sheet and seal.":1,"#3 collection trays":1,"#Ensure the vials are labeled and tightly sealed. Place the frozen white-top vial and frozen ice pack into the silver thermo bag. Seal the silver thermo bag and place it into the test kit box.":1,"#See table above for specimen storage instructions.":1,"#Using the spoon attached to the vial lid, take multiple samples from different areas of the specimen and add them to the vial. Ensure the specimen reaches the fill line. Tighten cap completely.":1,"#Complete the information on the barcode sticker Y the vials by writing the patient name, date of birth, and collection date. Place the barcode stickers on the vials, ensuring the information written on the vials is visible. Use blue or black ink from a ball-point pen. Do not use felt-tipped pens or dry-erase markers. Note: Unlabeled samples will be rejected.":1,"#A 3-day stool collection can improve the reliability of parasite testing and is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). If you opt for a 1-day collection, use only the Day 3 vials. Discard the Day 1 and Day 2 vials.":1,"#Place in freezer (minimum 6 hours before shipping)":1,"#White Top (1)":1,"#Yellow Top (1)":1,"#Shake vial vigorously for approximately 30 seconds. Store in refrigerator before shipping. Do not freeze.":1,"#Disposable gloves":1,"#Black Tops (3)":1,"#Day 3":1,"#Day 2":1,"#Day 1":1,"#Vials":1,"#It is preferable, but not required, to collect on consecutive days. However, the final sample must be collected within seven days of the first sample.":1,"#2 days before test: Aspirin and other NSAIDs, digestive enzymes, laxatives (particularly mineral oil, castor oil, and glycerin enemas or suppositories), activated charcoal, betaine HCl, antacids, and bentonite clay.":1,"#2 weeks before test: Antibiotics, antiparasitics, antifungals, probiotic supplements, proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), and bismuth.":1,"#Discontinue the Following:":1,"#If you have difficulty producing a stool sample, you may use an oral phosphate soda, magnesium citrate, or psyllium fiber-based laxative 24 hours prior to your planned collection time. Enemas may be given using distilled water only. Do not use suppositories or mineral oil.":1,"#Start by identifying these elements of your test kit. If you are missing or have expired components, contact Mosaic Customer Service at 800-288-0383.":1,"#Collection Instructions:
Comprehensive Stool Analysis and GI360™ Profile":1,"#Or":1,"#Find a T":1,"#Explore our Metals – Toxic + Nutrient Elements – Whole Blood Resources":1,"#Arsenic
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Chromium (Cr)":1,"#do Perfil TOXDetect":1,"#Teste de Ácidos Orgânicos (OAT":1,"#metais – nutrientes + elementos tóxicos":1,"#You can follow Dr. Woeller for ongoing educational articles and videos through his Subpilha at https://drwoeller.substack.com/ and his YouTube channel for Integrative Medicine Academy – https://www.youtube.com/@integrativemedicineacademy. Finally, listen to Dr. Woeller’s latest health professional interviews through his Palestra Doc sobre Medicina Funcional Podcast – https://funcionalmedicinedoctalk.com.":1,"#Because of the immunosuppressive abilities of mycotoxins released from アスペルギルス and other colonizing mold species, can frequently coinfect a patient.23 Species of are frequently opportunistic pathogens that may cause various infections from oral candidiasis to systemic blood stream infections.24 There are over 200 species of invasive Candida. Candida albicans is the most prevalent fungal pathogen of humans, however Candida glabrata, Candida krusei, Candida tropicalis、および Candida parapsilosis can also cause human candidiasis.25 can colonize skin, mucosal surfaces, and the gastrointestinal tract. As a marker for colonization, we measured citramalic acid, which has been shown to be produced by various species of yeast.26":1,"#Studies have shown that multiple species of mold can colonize different tissues in the body including the lungs, gastrointestinal tract, and sinus cavities and a recent study found アスペルギルス and ペニシリウム species to be present in the gastrointestinal tracts of healthy volunteers.19 Some of the most frequently diagnosed fungal pathogens come from the genera アスペルギルス and . To test for colonization of Aspergillus, we measured 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furoic and furan-2,5-dicarboxylic acids.20-21 We measured tricarballylic to indicate the presence ofフザリウム species.22":1,"#Monitoring mycotoxins and their metabolites in human samples to assess the exposure of individuals to mold is one of the first steps in determining the proper treatment for these patients. Recent advances in LC-MS/MS techniques now allow urinary biomarker assessments at environmentally relevant concentrations.10,15-17 Studies have shown that mycotoxins are produced by multiple species of mold, including those from Stachybotrys, Aspergillus, Fusarium, and Penicillium9 genera. Some of the important mycotoxins produced by these molds include aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) and ochratoxin A (OTA) from アスペルギルス and ペニシリウム, zearalenone (ZEA) and enniatin B (ENB) from フザリウム, sterigmatocystin (STC) from ペニシリウム, roridin E (ROE) and verrucarin A (VER) from スタキボトリス).15 Urine has been determined to be the preferred matrix for mycotoxin analysis because most mycotoxins are metabolized and excreted via urine.18":1,"#Patients that were exposed to mold also had a higher instance of yeast colonization, which was measured by increased levels of the yeast metabolite citramalic. The mitochondrial marker lactic acid was significantly elevated in patients exposed to mold. Oxalic acid, a toxic metabolite of アスペルギルス, was elevated in the patients who were colonized. Oxalic acid has been shown to have toxic effects on virtually every organ of the human body including urinary tract, cardiovascular system, brain, muscles, thyroid gland, and eyes.44 Lastly, pyroglutamic, a glutathione usage deficiency marker, was elevated in the patients exposed to mold versus our control samples. This was expected because glutathione is depleted in the detoxification of many mycotoxins.":1,"#For biomarker analysis by GC/MS, there were several significant differences between the exposed group versus the control group (Table 2). The アスペルギルス and フザリウム markers 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furioc, furan-2,5-dicarboxylic, and tricarballylic acids were all significantly elevated in patients with mold exposure. A previous study indicated that one site of mold colonization was the gastrointestinal tract that was ascertained by treatment with the antifungal drug nystatin, which is not absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. The fact that the mold markers in that study were significantly reduced (56-63%) after 10 days of nystatin indicated that at least a substantial portion of the molds producing these markers was from the gastrointestinal tract.43 The fact that the gastrointestinal tract was colonized with mold species also indicates that patients exposed to mold that has colonized the gastrointestinal tract might continue to have severe symptoms long after moving out of a mold-contaminated environment unless treated with antifungal agents to kill gastrointestinal molds.":1,"# as well as other pathogens can infect a patient that has been exposed to mycotoxins.23 One reason for this increased risk of infection is that many mycotoxins possess immunosuppressive affects.41 To measure the amount of residing in a patient, we selected citramalic as a marker, which has been shown to be produced by multiple strains of yeast (Figure 5).26 Citramalic was significantly higher in the mold-exposed group versus the control group (1.45 vs 1.02 mmol/mol of creatinine) (p value = 0.00191).":1,"#To determine if markers for アスペルギルス or フザリウム growth is more abundant in patients exposed to mycotoxins vs controls, we decided to measure the amounts of three different markers. Two metabolites, 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furoic and furan- 2,5-dicarboxylic acids, were analyzed as markers for アスペルギルス (Figure 2) and tricarballylic measurements were used as an indicator for フザリウム (Figure 3). The 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furoic acid values were higher in patients exposed to mold vs the control patients (9.11 vs 2.91 mmol/mol of creatinine) (p value= 0.00075). Furan 2,5-dicarboxylic acid was also found to be higher in patients exposed to mold. In the mold-exposed patients, furan-2,5-dicarboxylic acid was 8.23 and in the control group it was 4.32 ng/g creatinine (p value = 0.00904). The tricarballylic acid mean was found to be twice as much in the mold-exposed group versus the control group (0.46 vs 0.22 mmol/mol of creatinine) (p value = 0.0493). One additional marker that we measured was oxalic acid. Oxalic acid is a biproduct from Aspergillus.40 Oxalic acid in the colonized group was significantly higher than the control group (Figure 4) (137.7 vs 72.6 mmol/mol of creatinine) (p value=0.0029).":1,"#Mycotoxin exposure can affect many different systems in the body. Measurements of these effects on patients can help in treatment. Utilizing GC/MS, we measured other markers that could be altered by exposure to mycotoxins. The markers that we were most interested in testing were related to アスペルギルス colonization, yeast colonization, mitochondrial status, and glutathione status.":1,"#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 patients suspected of mold illness based on clinical symptoms assessed by their physicians and findings of mold growth in their homes or offices. In addition, markers of gastrointestinal mold and yeast colonization, mitochondrial function, and glutathione status markers were assessed in the same urine samples by GC/MS. Values for all the mycotoxins tested were significantly increased in the mold patient group compared to the control group. Markers for mold colonization of the gastrointestinal tract were all significantly more elevated in the mold-exposed group compared to the control group. Lactic acid, oxalic acid, and pyroglutamic acid were all significantly higher in the mold- exposed patient group compared to the control group. Succinic acid, a marker of mitochondrial function was also higher in the mold- exposed group but did not reach statistical significance. Elevated markers of フザリウム and アスペルギルス gastrointestinal colonization in mold- exposed patients indicates a need for antifungal treatment for successful treatment of mold-exposed patients.":1,"#Scott Mattivi, CEO of Mosaic Diagnostics,":1,"#Celebrate our shared mission to empower practitioners through science-driven insights.":1,"#Hear directly from MosaicDX leadership about their vision for 2026 and beyond.":1,"#Learn how clinical education and testing advancements are shaping patient care.":1,"#Reflect on MosaicDX’s 2025 highlights, growth, and innovation.":1,"#Key Takeaways:":1,"#Together, they’ll revisit this year’s key accomplishments from new educational initiatives and test innovations to expanded global partnerships and practitioner success stories. You’ll also gain insight into what’s ahead for 2026, including upcoming clinical education, research, and resources designed to help practitioners improve patient outcomes through comprehensive diagnostic testing.":1,"#2025 Highlights: A Year in Review with MosaicDX Leadership - MosaicDX":1,"#Join Mosaic Diagnostics for a special year-end webinar reflecting on the milestones, progress, and partnerships that defined 2025. Hosted by Scott Mattivi, CEO, alongside Kurt Woeller, DO, Chief Medical Officer, and Michelle Maddux, ND, this discussion will highlight MosaicDX’s continued commitment to advancing functional and integrative medicine worldwide.":1,"#Originally from Pittsburg, Kansas, Scott holds a degree in Biology from Pittsburg State University, and a Medical Technology degree from the University of Kansas. When not at Mosaic’s headquarters in Kansas, Scott resides in Colorado Springs. He is a devoted husband, father of two grown children, and proud grandfather. Scott’s passions include his faith, his family, the dedicated teams he leads, and the mission of supporting the practitioners who work tirelessly to improve the lives of patients navigating complex, chronic disease.":1,"#, where he spent more than 22 years driving growth across various roles.":1,"#Quest Diagnostics":1,"#including President, Vice-President of Operations, and General Manager. He began his career in laboratory management at":1,"#Eurofins Viracor BioPharma Services,":1,"#and spent over a decade in progressive leadership positions at":1,"#Pathology Watch":1,"#is a visionary leader in the diagnostic laboratory space with nearly 40 years of experience spanning clinical, biopharma, and laboratory operations. Before joining MosaicDX, Scott held executive roles overseeing clinical labs and biopharma/clinical trial services. He most recently served as Chief Operating Officer at":1,"#December 1, 2025":1,"#Register for the January 14th Webinar Here":1,"#Prueba de aminoácidos: …":1,"#Functional and integrative medicine licensed practitioners who are new to the category, and/or new or experienced with MosaicDX testing and/or those who want to dive deeper.":1,"#Who Should Attend?":1,"#Dates
& Location":1,"#Deepening Clinical Expertise. Elevating Clinical Impact. Driving the Future of Functional Medicine, Together. Introducing the EDGE Summit, from Mosaic":1,"#This two-day immersive educational event blends cutting-edge instruction on MosaicDX’s leading profiles with real-world case studies, ensuring participants leave not only inspired, but fully equipped with actionable insights they can immediately apply in clinical practice.":1,"#EDGE Summit 2026 - MosaicDX":1,"#EDGE Summit audience and laboratory scenes":1,"#Practice Growth Guidance icon":1,"#Real-World Case Expertise icon":1,"#Evidence-Based Interventions icon":1,"#Master the Complex Case icon":1,"#Mastering the Organic Acids Test icon":1,"#Michelle Maddux, N.D.":1,"#Teresa McBride, N.D.":1,"#EDUCATION DESIGNED FOR GREATER EXPERTISE.":1,"#EDGE Summit by Mosaic Diagnostics":1,"#and step into the future of care, where Education Designed for Greater Expertise, empowers you to lead with confidence, innovate with purpose, and advance clinical excellence.":1,"#Join us at the":1,"#LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE EVENT":1,"#Fill out the form by clicking the link below to be the first on the list to learn more about The EDGE Summit.":1,"#Be the first to access updates on registration, featured speakers, agenda details, and exclusive early-bird opportunities.":1,"#Momentum is building for this event.":1,"#Stay in the Know":1,"#with growth strategies led by experienced clinicians":1,"#to enhance patient outcomes":1,"#EDGE represents more than a name,
it is a mindset:":1,"#Learn strategies":1,"#emerging diagnostic trends and technologies":1,"#Stay ahead of":1,"#leading-edge clinical education for MosaicDX Testing":1,"#Gain exclusive access to":1,"#EDGE Summit?":1,"#Attend":1,"#Why":1,"#*Exact locations to be announced shortly":1,"#Together, these deeply seasoned experts bring decades of advanced training and real-world clinical experience, guiding practitioners to master MosaicDX testing, translate data into confident clinical application, and unlock strategies that will accelerate practice growth and impact patient lives.":1,"#LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE INTERESTED":1,"#East Coast":1,"#May 14 – 16, 2026":1,"#West Coast":1,"#April 30 – May 2, 2026":1,"#Learn scalable strategies to strengthen your clinical model, expand service offerings, improve patient outcomes, and position your practice as a leader in advanced, results-driven care.":1,"#Practice Growth Guidance":1,"#Gain immediate expertise by analyzing real-world cases woven throughout all modules, ensuring powerful integration of OAT testing into your practice right away.":1,"#Real-World Case Expertise":1,"#Confidently design individualized, evidence-based interventions tailored to each patient’s unique OAT profile.":1,"#The EDGE Summit is a premier clinical education event designed for forward-thinking practitioners who want to stay at the forefront of diagnostics-driven, personalized care. Taking place in 2026, this immersive summit will be led by MosaicDX Chief Medical Officer, Kurt Woeller, D.O., alongside an elite clinical team of naturopathic physicians and registered dietitians.":1,"#Evidence-Based Interventions":1,"#Develop the expertise to incorporate TOXDetect and MycoTOX data alongside OAT results, building a single, effective, and comprehensive management plan for your patients.":1,"#Master the Complex Case":1,"#Move from actionable data to tailored protocols: transform your understanding of raw OAT data into guaranteed “Monday Morning” actionable protocols you can implement immediately.":1,"#Mastering the Organic Acids Test (OAT)":1,"#The EDGE Summit programming is built around an intensive, two-day clinical curriculum focused on practical application of advanced diagnostics and real-world patient care. Over the course of two days, you will move from Foundational to Advanced. Progress rapidly from Day 1 foundational report analysis to Day 2 advanced case studies and confident protocol design. You will have the opportunity to learn to recognize critical patterns and accurately correlate complex lab findings with specific patient presentations.":1,"#Highlights":1,"#Agenda":1,"#Avni Dalal, N.D.":1,"#Clinical Development
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from Mosaic Diagnostics":1,"#Deepening Clinical Expertise.
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Medicine, Together.":1,"#You searched for Histamine - MosaicDX":1,"#[…] has been eliminated. Q: Do you have a mold treatment protocol vs Shoemaker protocol? A: Check out New Beginnings Nutritionals’ mold protocol. Q: I’ve seen patients with histamine intolerance and mold colonization have reactions when taking binders, particularly GI Detox or another combination binder. Is this something you’ve experienced? What would be a good […]":1,"#[…] I will start with a single binder (not a combination) at low dose and work my way up. Many of the symptoms MCS patients have are related to histamine, so I also tend to start with things like luteolin (and quercetin if they are not sensitive to salicylate). Q: Is Cholestyramine constipating? A: It is […]":1,"#Search Results for: Histamine":1,"#Teste de aminoácidos: …":1,"#October 2, 2022":1,"#Cómo el moho y las micotoxinas sobrecargan nuestros órganos desintoxicantes from Mosaic Diagnostics on Vimeo.":1,"#You searched for Urine+ - MosaicDX":1,"#Search Results for: Urine+":1,"#l'acide tartrique (marqueur n° 6)":1,"#Après la page « Résumé des résultats », la section détaillée des résultats d'analyse reste identique à la version précédente du rapport OAT. Cette section reprend les catégories et sous-sections OAT classiques, suit le même ordre pour les 76 acides organiques et utilise les mêmes intervalles de référence établis.":1,"#Quelles sont les nouveautés du rapport MosaicDX OAT ?":1,"#: Vidéo de présentation du rapport OAT":1,"#Explore our Our Comprehensive Amino Acids Test Resources":1,"#Order Our Comprehensive Amino Acids Test from MosaicDX International":1,"#- MosaicDX":1,"#[…] Bartonella, as each test method provides critical support. Tickborne BBB Direct Detect dPCR includes tests for Borrelia, Babesia and Bartonella at a genus level for all associated pathogens and Bartonella IgG의 Detect uses the IFA method to detect IgG의 to the top four (4) Bartonella species affecting humans in North America. Tickborne BBB Direct Detect – dPCR […]":1,"#[…] invade and hide in host cells and create a niche where they can survive and multiply, and evade the immune system. Discover the Power of MosaicDX’s Bartonella IgG의 Detect IFA profile Bartonella IgG의 Detect – IFA utilizes authentic cell-cultured clinical isolates for Bartonella species that most commonly affect humans in North America: B. henselae, B. […]":1,"#Bartonella IgG의 Detect – IFA":1,"#[…] 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. Bartonella IgG의 Detect IFA adds enhances diagnostic accuracy when combined with BBB Direct Detect species genus level digital PCR Bartonella results. Tickborne BBB Direct Detect – dPCR (1 […]":1,"#[…] includes Tickborne BBB Direct Detect dPCR with the Lyme Borrelia Nanotrap® urine antigen test for optimal coverage for the top flea and tick-borne infections at the genus level. Bartonella IgG의 Detect IFA adds enhances diagnostic accuracy when combined with BBB Direct Detect species genus level digital PCR Bartonella results. Tickborne BBB Direct Detect – dPCR (1 […]":1,"#IgG의 Food MAP with Candida + Yeast":1,"#IgG의 Food MAP with Candida + Yeast (Serum)":1,"#For over 29 years, Mosaic Diagnostics has exemplified innovation and adaptability in this evolving landscape. Leveraging a robust dataset of 79,000 global samples, we are redefining IgG의 food sensitivity testing and reporting standards. Our goal is to provide healthcare providers with accurate, representative data that reflects the dietary diversity of today’s population, and our […]":1,"#MosaicDX’s Food Sensitivities and Gut Imbalance Panel combines the Organic Acids Test (OAT) with the IgG의 Food MAP + Candida and Yeast providing comprehensive insights into your health. By identifying specific food sensitivities and understanding your metabolic profile, healthcare practitioners can tailor personalized interventions and dietary recommendations to your needs. This powerful combination offers […]":1,"#This profile combines Lyme Borrelia Direct Detect – Nanotrap® with Bartonella IgG의 Detect – IFA for analysis of the two most common vector-borne disease causing pathogens in North America. Lyme Borrelia Direct Detect Nanotrap confirms current infection by detecting OspA antigen in easy-to-collect urine samples. Bartonella IgG의 Detect IFA confirms antibodies against the four […]":1,"#[…] individual tests and combinations of the most common Lyme and co-infections in North America, with options designed to meet every practitioner’s need. Lyme Borrelia Direct Detect Bartonella IgG의 Detect – IFA Tickborne BBB Direct Detect (1 or 3 day) Methodology Nanotrap® Direct Immuno-fluorescence (IFA) Indirect Digital PCR (dPCR) Direct Sample Type Urine Serum (yellow […]":1,"#IgG의 Food MAP with Candida + Yeast (DBS)":1,"#Search Results for: IgG의":1,"#대사 평가…":1,"#Donna did the protocol, but it was a difficult transition from her previous ND. For the first 2 months, she continued on both protocols and was not getting the good results. Donna went from 30 supplements per day to about seven and saw a 50% immediate improvement. She continued to improve over the next six months until all of her problems seemed to disappear. At about eight months, Donna got re-exposed to mold. We ran another 귀리 and changed the protocol. She is now back to a normal, symptom-free existence. She hikes daily, lifts weights, spends times with her grandbabies and is very pleased with the treatment.":1,"#We ran the Organic Acid Test (OAT), GI Map, and blood work. The organic acids levels came back with high 칸디다 and 클로스 트리 디아, mold exposure, high DOPAC, low protein, high bacteria, high oxalates, low glutathione, borderline vitamin C, B vitamins and carnitine. Her GI Map showed SIBO, Leaky Gut, low immune system, digestive impairment and low akkermansia. The blood work results showed metabolic syndrome – elevated liver enzymes, elevated blood sugar and cholesterol, low iron and CRP mildly elevated.":1,"#마이코톡신 프로필(MycoTOX profile® ) 을":1,"#Based on Susanne’s history and environment, I recommended the Organic Acid Test (OAT) and MycoTOX 프로필®. She had very high Ochratoxin A, Aflatoxin M1 and Mycophenolic Acid present on her MycoTOX Profile. Her OAT showed widespread mitochondrial dysfunction and very high Arabinose which indicated additional fungal burden in the GI tract from overgrowth of Candida albicans – SIBO. Her home mold test came back with off-the-chart mold and spore counts.":1,"#PDF hier herunterladen":1,"#Posted on ":1,"#You searched for support+guide - MosaicDX":1,"#Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are common environmental toxicants from fuels, solvents, building materials, and consumer products. Many are lipophilic and require Phase I/II biotransformation to become water-soluble for elimination leaving urinary metabolites that make otherwise “invisible” exposures clinically measurable. Mosaic Diagnostics’ How the Body Metabolizes Environmental Toxicants” offers a guide to how major environmental VOCs are […]":1,"#Search Results for: support+guide":1,"#You searched for documentacion - MosaicDX":1,"#Search Results for: documentacion":1,"#Understanding the Updated Interpretation Layout
The new interpretation design helps clinicians quickly see how each abnormal finding maps to the relevant clinical categories. The icon groupings in the upper right corner of every interpretation provide an instant visual cue of which systems may be impacted.":1,"#Neurotransmitter Pathway (Page 5)
This graphic appears immediately after the neurotransmitter metabolites section and reflects how phenylalanine, tyrosine, and tryptophan metabolism contribute to neurotransmitter synthesis. Integrated OAT results show where specific biochemical imbalances may impact dopamine, norepinephrine, epinephrine, and serotonin pathways. Highlighted enzymes, cofactors, and regulators help clinicians better explain neurological connections.":1,"#Citric Acid Cycle (Page 3)
We’ve added patient-specific results directly into the Citric Acid Cycle pathway to help clinicians visualize potential enzyme bottlenecks, cofactor needs, and regulatory imbalances. This refined graphic highlights key enzymes, cofactors, and inhibitors that directly influence ATP energy production. Metabolites measured on the OAT appear within the pathway — those outlined in red indicate abnormal findings.":1,"#As we continue through the report, the format is the same—highlighting the different sections in the purple headers above, progressing through the Oxalates and continuing all the way to the Indicator of Fluid Intake at the end. The gray bar subsections appear wherever appropriate, supporting clear and consistent interpretation.":1,"#In the graphic below, we have the Intestinal Microbial Overgrowth section highlighted in purple, with the gray subsections listed as: Yeast and Fungal, Bacterial, and Clostridia Bacterial.":1,"#Methylation & Detoxification Pathways (Page 7)
This expanded graphic integrates methylation, transsulfuration, γ-glutamyl, biopterin, and urea cycle pathways—giving clinicians a full view of detoxification and methylation dynamics. Patient-specific metabolites from the OAT are mapped into each pathway, showing where imbalances may impact glutathione recycling, sulfur metabolism, nitrogen handling, and neurotransmitter cofactor pathways. Abnormal results are outlined in red for easy identification during consultations.":1,"#With this new iteration of the Organic Acids Test, we’re reaffirming our commitment to precision, clarity, and clinical relevance. Every enhancement, from layout to language, was made to support clearer interpretation, strengthen patient education, and support personalized therapeutic planning.":1,"#For example, here we see Tartaric acid (marker #6) generated an interpretation based on the report findings, and on the top right-hand corner of the Interpretation, we see the icons that correlate with Microbial Overgrowth, Mitochondrial Health, and Toxic Exposure. This clues you in that Tartaric acid may impact any or all pictured clinical categories.":1,"#When reviewing an OAT, the new Summary of Results page organizes patient findings into six key clinical categories: Microbial Overgrowth, Mitochondrial Health, Neurotransmitter Metabolites, Toxic Exposure, Methylation/Detoxification, and Nutritional Needs. Each category is color-coded to show imbalance levels—optimal, marginal, or significant—so you can instantly see where to focus. Category icons are carried throughout the report, creating a consistent visual thread that supports quick prioritization of areas requiring further clinical review.":1,"#Our Comprehensive Amino Acids Test: …":1,"#Téléchargez le PDF ici":1,"#Descargue el PDF aquí":1,"#Ren Z, He H, Zuo Z, Xu Z, Wei Z, Deng J. ROS: ¿El arma útil de los tricotecenos? Food Chem Toxicol. 2020;142:111438.":1,"#[…] IgE Food Allergy Advanced Test (93) – Serum 86003*93 IgE Inhalant Allergy Basic Test (36) – Serum 86003*36 IgE Inhalant Allergy Advanced Test (69) – Serum 86003*69 IgG Food MAP w/ Candida + Yeast (192) – Serum/DBS 86001*190 86628 86671 Metals Fecal Test (13) 82175 82300 82525 83015 83655 83825 83885 Metals Hair Test […]":1,"#[…] Test SDS Serum kit IgE Food Allergy Test SDS Serum kit IgE Inhalants Allergy Test SDS Serum kit IgE Mold Allergy 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 Metals – Toxic + Nutrient Stool SDS Stool kit MCC Total Fix 2805-05 (Yellow […]":1,"#[…] View Test Toxins TOXDetect Profile®: Our daily lives expose us to hundreds of toxic chemicals from food, water, household products, p… View Test Allergy and Food Sensitivities IgG Food MAP with Candida + Yeast: For over 29 years, Mosaic Diagnostics has exemplified innovation and adaptability in this evolvi… View Test View All Tests Assessment […]":1,"#Mycotoxins, Glyphosate, IgG Food Allergy Testing & More With William Shaw, PhD":1,"#You searched for igg - Page 2 of 7 - MosaicDX":1,"#IgG Food MAP Profile Detailed Brochure":1,"#[…] take 48-72 hours to leave the system, and some can be excreted through sweat. Caution is advised for using sauna treatments with patients actively on chemo agents. IgG Food Allergy Testing: Scientific Evidence of its Validity in Chronic Illness Q: I’ve tested a patient with no history of food allergies. Nothing showed so we […]":1,"#Allergy and Food Sensitivities IgG Food MAP with Candida + Yeast: For over 29 years, Mosaic Diagnostics has exemplified innovation and adaptability in this evolvi… View Test Patient Opportunity Monica is a 42-year-old woman with digestive discomfort. Over the past 4 years, she has consulted doctors from various specialties and undergone laboratory tests, ultrasounds, […]":1,"#Mosaic Diagnostics’ IgG Food MAP Profile Helped Monica Discover the Source of Her Digestive Discomfort":1,"#Posted on ":1,"#Protected: Protected: IgG Food Sensitivities Workshop Recordings – November 2023":1,"#[…] such as non-Hodgkin lymphoma, renal tubule carcinoma, pancreatic islet-cell adenoma, and skin tumors. Glyphosate is also known to disrupt the balance of gut bacteria, reducing the ratio of beneficial to harmful bacteria. MosaicDX’s Glyphosate Test is a urine-based assay that assess an individual’s exposure to glyphosate. Get the Glyphosate Test as part of ToxDetect Profile®":1,"#You searched for Dutch+test - MosaicDX":1,"#Showing results for ditch test":1,"#Search Results for: Dutch+test":1,"#[…] of cellular metabolism that are produced by living organisms… View Test Patient Opportunity Erin is a 6-year-old female who presented to the clinic with concerns of PANS/ PANDAS. Her symptoms began about six months ago with outbursts of anger and aggression, hypersensitivity to sounds and textures, headaches, and difficulty falling asleep. Her mother reported […]":1,"#\"Dolor crónico, fibromialgia, autismo y la conexión con el oxalato\" por el Dr. Kurt Woeller":1,"#Únase al equipo clínico de MosaicDX en un seminario web donde se presentará la Prueba de Ácidos Orgánicos (OAT) mejorada. Este debate reúne al Director Médico Kurt N. Woeller, DO ; a la Gerente Sénior de Desarrollo Clínico Michelle Maddux, Dakota del Norte ; y a la Gerente de Desarrollo Clínico Lindsay Goddard, MS, RD, LD/N, para analizar en profundidad las últimas mejoras y cómo este lanzamiento facilita una interpretación significativa en un formato fácil de consultar.":1,"#Lindsay Goddard, MS, RD, LD/N,":1,"#较少受到关注的是这些化合物的行为方式，特别是在我们的体内，以及通常观察到的水平。后者尤其含糊不清。在本文中，将解释四种最常见霉菌毒素的特性和代谢，以帮助进一步了解它们的行为，以及马赛克诊断中通常观察到的常见范围。重要的是要记住，大部分研究都是在农业社区和实验室内完成的，因为出于明显的原因，人类评估可能很难评估。目的是尽可能多地使用人类研究的数据，但这可能并不总是可行的。同样重要的是要了解，尽管提供了典型范围，但这并不能评估这些霉菌毒素对个人的严重程度。人类和其他动物处理这些霉菌毒素的方式非常不同，并且在物种和个体当前的健康状况内似乎具有高度个体化。":1,"#Phone: 800-288-0383 (Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm CST)
Email: Servicio al cliente@MosaicDX.com
Online instructions: mosaicdx.com/instructions ":1,"#Complete the information on the barcode sticker and the vial(s) by writing the patient name, date of birth, and collection date. Place the barcode sticker on the vial(s), ensuring information written on the vial(s) is visible. Use blue or black ink from a ball-point pen – do not use felt-tipped pens or dry-erase markers. Nota: Las muestras sin etiquetar serán rechazadas.":1,"#Teléfono: 800-288-0383 (lunes a viernes, de 8 a. m. a 5 p. m. CST)
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Instrucciones en línea: mosaicdx.com/instructions":1,"#mosaicdx.com/instructions":1,"#3 horas":1,"#No aplique gotas adicionales sobre los círculos que ya se están secando; use un dedo diferente si es necesario.":1,"#Farah R et al. Lithium’s gene expression profile, a cDNA microarray study.":1,"#Nunes MA, Viel TA, Buck HS. Microdose lithium treatment stabilized cognitive impairment in patients with Alzheimer’s disease.":1,"#Argentine Shipping Fees":1,"#La dinde Shipping Fees":1,"#Emirats Arabes Unis Shipping Fees":1,"#Royaume-Uni Shipping Fees":1,"#Polynésie française Shipping Fees":1,"#Bangladesh Shipping Fees":1,"#[…] Sensitivities IgE Mold Allergy Test: Mold allergy is a type of allergic reaction that occurs when an individual’s immune system is … View Test Q: Are organic meats allowed to have mycotoxins? A: Agriculture in the US have high standards for toxins. But realize organic food stuffs will have a higher risk of mycotoxins […]":1,"#Calderon TE, Ferrero M, Marino GM, Cordoba A, Beltramo D, Muino JC, Rabinovich GA, Romero MD. Click here to read the article":1,"#You searched for METAIS - MosaicDX":1,"#[…] They are needed in the production of antibodies and cytotoxic substances, which are crucial in an active infection. When purchasing animal proteins look for grass fed, organic meats and organic vegetable proteins, like nuts, seeds, legumes, etc. Fatty fish like salmon and sardines are full of omega fatty acids like DHA and EPA. Not […]":1,"#Showing results for meats":1,"#Search Results for: METAIS":1,"#The sample test report provides a comprehensive analysis of the testing performed including test results, interpretations, and treatment recommendations to address underlying causes of symptoms.":1,"#Video de revisión del informe OAT":1},"version":124898}]