MosaicDX MycoTOX + Organic Acids Test (OAT) + GI MAP with Zonulin and Stool OMX + Dutch Complete
What it is
A comprehensive at-home urine screen that looks for 11 common mycotoxins (mold toxins) plus a broad panel of organic acids that reflect cellular energy, oxidative stress, detox strain, and dysbiosis patterns. Think of it as an “environment + mitochondria” snapshot.
Why it matters
Water-damaged buildings, hidden moisture, and even certain foods can expose us to mycotoxins. In sensitive people, that exposure may correlate with fatigue, brain fog, sinus issues, temperature dysregulation, sleep disruption, and chemical sensitivities. Pairing MycoTOX with OAT adds context about how well your “energy factories” (mitochondria) and antioxidant systems are keeping up.
MosaicDX Urine Mycotox and Organic Acid Test
What it measures (high level)
- MycoTOX (urinary mycotoxins): e.g., ochratoxin A, aflatoxins, gliotoxin, zearalenone, etc.
- OAT (organic acids): markers related to mitochondrial function, oxalate balance, dysbiosis/yeast trends, neurotransmitter metabolites, and detox/antioxidant demand.
Great for people who…
- Have lived or worked in water-damaged spaces (past or present)
- Have chronic sinus symptoms, unexplained fatigue, or multisystem “mystery” symptoms
- React to musty places, old books/furniture, or experience symptom flares after travel
Sample type & turnaround
- Urine, at home (simple collection)
- Typical lab time: ~10–14 days from receipt
How to prep
- Follow the kit instructions; hydrate normally, avoid heavy exercise immediately before collection, and note any supplements/antifungals you’re currently using.
What you get
- A quantified mycotoxin panel + an OAT summary with flagged trends to discuss with a qualified healthcare provider.
- A plain-language guide from me on next sensible steps (environmental basics, moisture control, filtration, gentle terrain support).
Limitations to know
- A positive or negative does not diagnose illness; it’s exposure/context data.
- Results can shift over time as environment, diet, and detox change.
Diagnostic Solutions GI-MAP® with Zonulin + STOOL OMX® — Stool
What it is
A next-gen stool analysis that combines DNA-based GI-MAP (pathogens, commensals, digestion, inflammation) with Zonulin (a regulator of intestinal tight junctions) and STOOL OMX metabolomics (microbial metabolites). Together, this reveals who’s there, what they’re doing, and how your gut barrier is coping.
Why it matters
Your gut is the front door to your immune and metabolic health. Dysbiosis, low digestive output, and barrier stress can correlate with bloating, irregular bowels, skin flares, sleep and mood shifts, and inflammation. Seeing both microbes and their metabolites helps tailor practical first steps.
What it measures (high level)
- GI-MAP (qPCR): pathogens/parasites, opportunists, commensal balance, H. pylori (if ordered), digestive and inflammatory markers (e.g., elastase, calprotectin).
- Zonulin (ELISA): research-linked regulator of intestinal permeability/barrier function.
- STOOL OMX: short-chain fatty acids and other microbially derived metabolites that signal how the ecosystem is functioning.
Great for people who…
- Have bloating, constipation/diarrhea, reflux, or “I look 5 months pregnant after salad”
- Have a history of antibiotics, food reactions, or skin issues that track with meals
- Want a foundational gut map before making nutrition or supplement changes
Sample type & turnaround
- Single stool sample at home
- Typical lab time: ~10–14 days from receipt
How to prep
- Follow the kit instructions; avoid collecting during active GI infections when possible; note recent antibiotics, probiotics, or bismuth use.
What you get
- A microbiome, digestion, and barrier overview with metabolite insight—clear flags you can share with a qualified healthcare provider to plan gut-first steps (food order/timing, fiber strategy, digestive support, motility habits).
Limitations to know
- It’s a functional snapshot, not a diagnosis. Microbiomes are dynamic and respond to diet, stress, travel, and medications.
Precision Analytical DUTCH Complete® — Dried Urine Hormone Profile
What it is
A curated look at cortisol rhythm and sex-hormone metabolites (estrogens, progesterone, androgens) using easy dried-urine collections across a day. The magic is in the metabolites and timing—helping you understand pattern-level drivers of sleep, energy, mood, PMS/perimenopause, and recovery.
Why it matters
Blood spot checks can miss diurnal rhythm and downstream metabolism. DUTCH maps how hormones are being used and cleared, offering context for why you may feel wired-and-tired, hit a 3 p.m. crash, or cycle through mood changes.
What it measures (high level)
- Free + metabolized cortisol patterning (AM peak, afternoon dip, nighttime calm)
- Estrogen, progesterone, androgen metabolites and related balance ratios
- Organic acids add-ons (when included) that touch B-vitamin, neurotransmitter, or oxidative stress markers
Great for people who…
- Struggle with sleep, afternoon crashes, PMS/perimenopause symptoms, or recovery plateaus
- Want to see patterns over a day rather than a single time point
Sample type & turnaround
- Dried urine (4–5 collections in one day)
- Typical lab time: ~10–14 days from receipt
How to prep
- Follow collection timing precisely; avoid unusual caffeine/alcohol intake that day; note all hormones/supplements in use.
What you get
- A rhythm + metabolism view to discuss with a qualified healthcare provider—useful for aligning lifestyle, light exposure, nutrition, and timing-based habits.
Limitations to know
- Not a diagnosis or treatment plan; results are best used alongside symptoms and history.
Why These Three Are Paired (The “Trifecta” Logic)
1) Gut → Hormones → Environment (root-cause flow)
- Gut (GI-MAP + Zonulin + STOOL OMX): The gut is the foundation—digestion, microbial balance, and barrier integrity can influence nutrient status, inflammation, and even hormone clearance patterns.
- Hormones (DUTCH Complete): Once the foundation is visible, it helps to see cortisol rhythm and sex-hormone metabolites—which often track with sleep quality, energy stability, and mood.
- Environment (MycoTOX + OAT): If the terrain is stressed or symptoms persist, screening for mycotoxin exposure with mitochondrial context explains why progress stalls, especially with water-damage history or sinus reactivity.
2) Complementary data (they fill each other’s blind spots)
- GI + OMX shows who/what is in the gut and how they’re behaving; Zonulin flags barrier stress.
- DUTCH shows daily rhythm & downstream metabolism you won’t see in routine bloodwork.
- MycoTOX + OAT reveals external load (toxins) and internal cost (mitochondrial/oxidative stress)—why the same plan helps one person but barely moves the needle for another.
3) Smarter, staged changes
With these three angles, you can make simple, targeted moves first (food order/timing, sleep-light routine, environment hygiene), then layer any advanced steps thoughtfully—always sharing results with a qualified healthcare provider you trust.
Suggested “Includes” blurbs (for your product pages)
- MycoTOX + OAT (MosaicDX) includes:
Urine collection kit, prepaid return materials, quantified mycotoxin panel, broad organic acids panel, client-friendly summary guide. - GI-MAP + Zonulin + STOOL OMX (Diagnostic Solutions) includes:
Single-sample stool kit, prepaid return materials, DNA-based GI analysis, zonulin ELISA, metabolomics panel, client-friendly summary guide. - DUTCH Complete (Precision Analytical) includes:
4–5 dried-urine collection cards, prepaid return materials, cortisol rhythm + metabolites, sex-hormone metabolites, client-friendly summary guide.
Notes shown on every page:
- At-home collection • HSA/FSA eligible (check your plan) • Results are data to share with a qualified healthcare provider • Typical turnaround ~10–14 days per lab (varies)
