The methylation cycle is an important biochemical system linked to brain, nervous system and immune function, cardiovascular health, energy production and detoxification. There are key components in the methylation cycle, that when damaged, can contribute to a host of chronic health disorders. This lecture will focus on the adverse effects certain toxins can cause with methylation.

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The Organic Acids Test (OAT) has many markers indicating invasive yeast and candida overgrowth. There are also markers on the OAT specific for mold exposure, digestive mold overgrowth and potential toxicity from mold toxins called Mycotoxins. This lecture will discuss these markers, as well as correlate information to the Great Plains Laboratory Myco-TOX profile.

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The Organic Acids Test (OAT) has over 70 markers linked to various biochemical pathways, as well as toxic compounds linked to candida, bacteria, etc. There is often a lot of attention given to the most commonly seen markers on the OAT such as arabinose from candida and high oxalates. This lecture will focus on some of the other ‘lesser known’ markers such as mandelic, kynurenic and those in the amino acids metabolites sections and others.

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