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The Amino Acids Analysis measures 45 markers, including essential and non-essential amino acids and intermediary metabolites. Amino acids build and repair tissues, cause chemical reactions, transport nutrients, hormone and neurotransmitter synthesis, immune and detoxification functions, and more. Their critical role in human health makes them important in numerous clinical presentations.

The DUTCH Complete test takes hormone testing to a whole new level. This test looks at sex hormones and their metabolites, the overall diurnal pattern of free cortisol, and the total and distribution of cortisol metabolites in addition to OATs (Organic Acid Tests) which provide insight into nutritional deficiencies, oxidative stress, gut dysbiosis, melatonin, neuroinflammation and more. Sex hormones, measuring estrogen and androgen metabolites gives a fuller picture for more precise clinical diagnosis of hormonal imbalances and HRT monitoring.

For some women, testing reproductive hormones (progesterone, estrogen, etc.) on a single day is sufficient. In other scenarios, the clinical picture cannot be properly captured without “mapping” out the hormonal pattern throughout their menstrual cycle. The expected pattern of hormones shows relatively low estrogen levels early in the cycle, a surge around ovulation and modest levels in the latter third of the cycle (the luteal phase). Progesterone levels, on the other hand, stay relatively low until after ovulation. After ovulation, levels ideally increase (>10-fold) and then drop back down at the end of the cycle. A disruption in this cycle can lead to infertility or hormonal imbalance.

The DUTCH Cycle Mapping™ PLUS not only maps estrogen and progesterone through the monthly menstrual cycle, but also adds the comprehensiveness of all the hormone metabolites along with the cortisol awakening response (CAR).

The DUTCH Plus is a comprehensive dried urine and saliva test that maximizes the available information from sex and adrenal hormone production and metabolism. With easy, at-home sample collection over the course of one day, providers can gain insights into the overall diurnal pattern of free cortisol and cortisone, along with the total distribution of cortisol metabolites. This test offers further insight by including organic acid testing, which evaluates potential nutritional deficiencies, oxidative stress, gut dysbiosis, melatonin levels, and neuroinflammation.

Folate powers your brain — but only if it can get there. FRAT® is the only test that screens for both blocking and binding folate receptor autoantibodies, the antibodies that can stop folate reaching the brain and cerebrospinal fluid. Developed at SUNY Downstate and published in the New England Journal of Medicine, it turns an invisible transport problem into something you can actually act on — and your purchase includes a results review and follow-up consultation with a practitioner.

Blood tests show what’s happening right now — but hair tells the story of months. Your hair locks in the record of your body’s mineral balance, nutrient status, and toxic metal exposure over time, making HTMA one of the most powerful tools for uncovering hidden patterns affecting your energy, mood, hormones, and resilience.

The Mother’s Milk DHA Test measures the amount of omega-3 DHA in breast milk. Studies show breast milk is the best way to deliver DHA to your growing baby.

The MycoTOX Profile™ is Mosaic Diagnostics’ most comprehensive assessment of mycotoxins. Our state-of-the art urine-based assay accurately assesses levels of 11 different mycotoxins, including Aflatoxin M1, Ochratoxin A, Zearalenone, and Trichothecenes. The MycoTOX Profile has been designed to support clinicians uncover mycotoxin exposure – and guide a therapeutic strategy for prevention and treatment.

The Omega-3 Index Complete Test measures all the fatty acids in the blood, and reports levels of all 24 fatty acids as well as the Omega-3 index, Ratios, and the Trans Fat Index.

The Organic Acids Test provides a snapshot of the metabolism, based on a comprehensive assessment of 76 unique urinary metabolites. These small, discarded organic acid molecules are by-products of human cellular activity, the digestion of foods, and the metabolism of gastrointestinal flora. Specimens from individuals with a chronic illness, allergic condition, or neurological disorder often have one or more abnormal organic acids. Some organic compounds are produced by an overgrowth of gastrointestinal yeast and/or bacteria species due to impaired immune function or exposure to broad-spectrum antibiotics. Identification of yeast or bacterial overgrowth, paired with successful treatment can eradicate or markedly reduce patients’ symptoms and significantly increase the likelihood of recovery. The Great Plains Laboratory’s Organic Acids Test is the most comprehensive test of its kind. It evaluates yeast and bacterial overgrowth, vitamin and antioxidant levels, fatty acid metabolism, neurotransmitter levels, inborn errors of metabolism (including oxalate levels), mitochondrial function, oxidative stress, detoxification, and much more.

The Prenatal DHA Test measures the amount of DHA in the blood. Studies show 5% is the level women should shoot for during pregnancy.