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Learn the foundation of Organics Acids Test, including the test history, basics, review, and reference ranges.
Dive into yeast and fungal markers on the OAT. Learn to evaluate creatinine levels for concentration of metabolites. Identify each marker related to yeast and fungus. Receive tips on fungal metabolite interpretation and supplement recommendations.
Identify OAT bacterial markers. Learn about endotoxemia symptoms and treatment strategies.
Identify clostridia bacterial markers and review several examples.
Dig into oxalates. Learn what they are, symptoms of excess oxalates, sources of oxalates. Identify the ways in which oxalates cause metabolic dysfunction, OAT oxalate markers, and treatment strategies.
Understand glycolysis, including the glycolytic cycle metabolites. Review examples of the markers on an OAT test.
Focus on mitochondrial function and citric acid cycle metabolites. Learn about Krebs Cycle metabolites, amino acid metabolites, and support considerations for each.
Dive into the mental health and neurotransmitter metabolites connection. Includes case study review of an 86 year old female with Parkinson’s disease.
Learn about purines, uric acid, and a pyrimidine OAT analysis.
Dig into ketones and fatty acid oxidation. Learn about the metabolic functions of fatty acids, metabolism pathways, ketone formation, omega oxidation, and carnitine shuttle. Includes case study review of a 1 year old with autism.
Learn the foundations of the OAT nutritional markers: methylmalonic acid, pyridoxic acid, glutaric acid, ascorbic acid, 3-hyroxy-3-methyglutaric acid, N-acetylcysteine, and methylcitric acid. For each marker you’ll identify deficiency symptoms, food sources, low values, and high values.
Identify the detoxification markers, including possible causes of both elevations & low levels. Learn about the markers to cross-reference with. Includes case study review of a 2 year old boy.
Dig into OAT amino acid metabolites and phosphoric acid. Learn the functions, deficiency symptoms, food sources, and causes for high & low values.
The course contains 16 hours of video teaching. So if you watch it from start to finish, that’s how long it would take to complete, plus 5-10 minutes per module for quizzes. If you really want to dig in and understand the content, we recommend applying the old college rule: 2 hours of studying for every 1 hour of teaching (48 hours total).
No. Anyone qualifies to take this course.
Absolutely! You can identify sources of your health struggles with an OAT test and this course! With a comprehensive analysis covering everything from neurotransmitters, bacterial & fungal overgrowth to nutritional deficiencies, you’ll be presented with unique healing opportunities that could change your life.
Yes!! Uncover the healing potential within your clients! This Organic Acids course will give you the skills to interpret OAT tests and help bring about positive change for those you serve.