Detect and Detoxify:
Comprehensive Testing for
Environmental Toxins
The environment we live in has become more toxic, increasing exposure to naturally occurring and human-made toxins.
Toxic substances are becoming more prevalent in our environment, from mycotoxins produced by various mold species to industrial air pollutants to toxic substances found in everyday household cleaners and beauty products. Exposure to these substances can cause endocrine and metabolic disruptions and have been associated with various diseases and neurological conditions.
TOXDetect Profile
Mosaic Diagnostics
Our daily lives expose us to hundreds of toxic chemicals from food, water, household products, personal care products, plastics, and air pollution. Exposure to these environmental toxicants wreak havoc on normal metabolic processes that lead to immune dysfunction, neurological disorders, endocrine disruption, certain types of cancer, and beyond.
The TOXDetect Profile is designed to pinpoint your environmental toxicant exposure. This profile measures 19 metabolites, guaranteeing unmatched accuracy and reliability – all from a single urine sample.
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ADHD
Alzheimer's Disease
Asthma
Autism Spectrum
Behavioural abnormalities
Birth Defects
Cardiovascular Disease
Cognitive dysfunction
COPD
Diabetes
Endocrine disruption
Endometriosis
Fatigue
Headache
Immune dysfunction
Fertility
Memory disturbance
Mood changes
Nausea and vomiting
Neurological symptoms
Obesity
Parkinson's Disease
Respiratory problems
Various cancers
Myco-TOX
Mosaic Diagnostics
Mycotoxins, produced by certain mold species, are some of the most prevalent toxins and can come from many sources, including buildings, vehicles, and food. These compounds have been recognized as a growing global health concern due to their acute and chronic adverse health impacts. This comprehensive urine-based assay assesses levels of 11 different mycotoxins.
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Autism
Behavioural issues
Cardiovascular disease
Certain types of cancer
Early or delayed puberty
Endocrine disruption
Fatigue
Immune suppression
Infertility
Kidney disease
Mitochondrial disorder
Neurological problems
Obesity
Thyroid and adrenal dysfunction
MOE-Tox Complete
US BioTek
Combines the markers of the Organic Acids Profile, Environmental Pollutants Profile, and the MycoToxin Panel into one comprehensive report to provide a complete snapshot of mitochondrial function and toxic burden.
Environmental Pollutants Panel
Us BioTek
Provides quantitative measurement of 14 select metabolites that can help define an individual’s toxic burden and provide valuable information for a targeted nutritional and detoxification intervention.
Mycotoxin Panel
US BioTek
The MycoToxin Panel tests for 16 of the most common mycotoxins emitted by 300 varieties of molds providing insights into potential mold toxicity.
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Depression
Fatigue
Headaches
Leaky gut
Migraines
Urine Toxic & Essential Elements
Doctor’s Data
Urine Elements are traditionally used to evaluate exposure to potentially toxic heavy metals and wasting of nutrient elements. Additionally, the comparison of urine element concentrations before and after administration of a chelator can be used to estimate net retention of potentially toxic elements.
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Toxic element exposure
Alopecia
Bone density
Cardiovascular disease
Depression
Dermatitis or poor wound healing
Detoxification therapy
Fatigue
Gastrointestinal symptoms
Hypertension
Immune function
Impaired glucose tolerance
Inflammation
Kidney function
Nutritional deficiencies
Parkinson’s-like symptoms
FAQs
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Short answer is yes. The long answer is we don’t advise it. There are many testing options available, and many symptoms you may be experiencing could point to more than one test. Our naturopathic doctors are trained to dig to the root of the symptom to figure out the cause. To save you time, money and get you feeling better fast, we think it’s best to have an Initial Consult with one of our doctors first.
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As always, it depends. Lots of insurance plans will allow you to claim tests under you Health Spending Account, others won’t. Please contact your insurance provider to get the right information.
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Yes, you will require a follow-up appointment to review your test results.