Webinars

Mitochondrial Energy and Environmental Toxins: Using the Latest in Organic Acids Testing
How environmental toxin exposure damages metabolism and how practitioners can use the OMX® Organic Metabolomics tests to assess this damage.

Defining Metabolic Signatures: Aging, Diabetes, and Depression
Review metabolic signatures associated with aging, diabetes, and depression that practitioners can use to individualize and target lifestyle changes for patients.

Gut Health for Athletes
Gut health is crucial for athletes because the gastrointestinal (GI) tract plays a vital role in nutrient absorption and energy production, which are critical for optimal athletic performance.

Neuroinflammation and the Gut-Brain Connection
Common GI problems that trigger inflammation, often leading to brain-related issues, and a review of neuroinflammatory markers on the OMX test, allowing you to tie together GI problems that manifest as brain-related symptoms.

Restoring Intestinal Barrier Function During Aging with Insights from GI-MAP
Aging is characterized by alterations in the various components of the intestinal barrier — including microbial dysbiosis and a decline in epithelial regenerative capacity — that result in reduced barrier function.

Deconstructing Candida: A Root Cause Approach to Addressing Yeast Overgrowth
The functional medicine approach to managing the fungus, Candida. Recognize and manage Candida infections in clinical practice.

A Functional Medicine Approach to Treating Eczema: The Gut-Skin Connection
There is abundant evidence that a large part of the underlying root cause of eczema stems from gut microbiome dysfunction.

Practice Building Secrets for Successful Functional Medicine Practitioners

Applied Metabolomics with OMX Testing – Case Study Review

Beyond Organic Acids – Assessing Gut Health with Metabolomics Testing

GI-MAP 2022 Update - Test Overview
Makes interpretation more intuitive by providing visual cues, an update to the commensal and dysbiotic sections of the report, reference range adjustments, and the addition of several new markers.
