The Great Plains Laboratory, inc.  |  operating worldwide

The Great Plains Laboratory, Inc. is a world leader in providing diagnostics for metabolic, mitochondrial, and environmental factors in chronic illnesses.  We offer a variety of state-of-the-art metabolic tests such as the Organic Acids Test (OAT), GPL-TOX (Toxic Non-Metal Chemical Profile), IgG Food Allergy Test, and our newest test, the MycoTOX Profile, which assesses mold exposure.  Our ultimate goal is to help you provide your patients with the most personalized medicine possible and improve their quality of life.  To find a specialist or to obtain a physician referral, contact our customer service department at 913-341-8949 or click here.

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Hosted Events
Environmental Toxin Summit: Nashville

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OAT & TOX Workshop: Madrid

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UPCOMING WEBINARS

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Strategies for Balancing Female Hormones

Hormone imbalances can affect millions of women. It’s not just an issue for women transitioning into menopause. The impact on health can be significant leading to anxiety and depression, fatigue, osteoporosis, poor sleep and overall lack of a quality life. Many factors can lead to hormone imbalances such as poor nutrition, chronic stress, adrenal and thyroid dysfunction. This lecture by Dr. Tranchitella will discuss various strategies for balancing female hormones.

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Autism and Mold Exposure: Why Testing for Mycotoxins is so Important

Individuals with autism often have underlying digestive, detoxification and immune system imbalances. These systems can be negatively influenced by mold exposure. Mold toxins (aka. mycotoxins) are being shown as a significant factor in autism and could explain, in part, the four to one ratio of males to females getting a diagnosis.

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Key Things to Know About Cholesterol Deficiency

High cholesterol can be a contributing factor to heart disease and stroke, but cholesterol levels that are low are often overlooked and underappreciated. This lecture will explore important information related to low cholesterol with links to mental health conditions and hormonal imbalances.  

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