Eight panels, what each one measures, and where each one belongs plus the nervous system

Each of these lessons takes one panel and covers what it measures, the patterns worth looking for on the report, the markers that tend to get over-read, and where that panel usually fits in the arc of a case. They are written to be watched in any order, though blood chemistry is a reasonable place to start, since it is the panel most clients already have or can get through their own doctor.

Lesson 5

Food Sensitivity Testing and MRT

What the test measures, and how to use it without leaving a client on a permanently shrinking food list.

Lesson 6

Functional Blood Chemistry

Functional ranges, system patterns, and reading a panel as a story rather than a list.

Lesson 7

Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA)

Minerals, ratios, and oxidation rate — read as a pattern rather than a list of highs and lows.

Lesson 8

The Dutch

Cortisol across the day, sex hormones, and the metabolites that explain the pattern.

Lesson 9

The GI Map

Commensals, opportunists, pathogens, and the digestion and immune markers most often skipped.

Lesson 10

Organic Acids

The Mosaic OAT and the Genova Organix, organized by functional group rather than marker by marker.

Lesson 11

SIBO Breath Testing

Transit time, substrates, and thresholds — and why this test is so often misread.

Lesson 12

Mold and Mycotoxins

Urine mycotoxin testing, environmental testing, and why exposure comes before anything else.

Lesson 13

The Nervous System

The layer that influences every finding, intervention, and phase of a case.

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