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The Importance of The Krebs Cycle

Tuesday, 6 July 2010 10:00 by Christie Egeston

Part 5: Krebs cycle… that wonderful pathway you learned in biochemistry. Years later the Krebs cycle is back, and you are probably wondering what it means regarding your patient’s healt... [More]

Glycine - you can’t live, well, without it

Monday, 28 June 2010 10:00 by Elizabeth Redmond

Part 4: Glycine, the simplest amino acid, is considered conditionally essential in man. Inadequate amounts can impair those functions that are glycine-dependent such as: production of collagen, elasti... [More]

Methylmalonic Acid- M.M.A.

Monday, 21 June 2010 09:42 by Elizabeth Redmond

Part 3: Vitamin B12 insufficiency is common, especially in people 55 or older, vegetarians, or anyone on acid blocking medication. At Metametrix, we look at MMA in urine to evaluate B12 need. Serum B1... [More]

Organix Step 1: Mitochondrial Function

Monday, 19 April 2010 10:00 by Eve Bralley

Mitochondria are the powerhouses of cells. They generate energy from the fats, carbohydrates, and proteins that we eat. The Organix test evaluates how well our mitochondria make energy from foods. Whe... [More]

Chlorinated Pesticides: Threats to Health and Importance of Detection

Monday, 22 March 2010 12:15 by Eve Bralley

Since we have been focusing on toxicity the past few months, I wanted to share one last article written by Dr. Crinnion on dangerous chemicals that have been banned for some time – chlorinated... [More]

Is my denture cream toxic?

Monday, 15 March 2010 10:00 by Robert David

You may be thinking I am really scraping the bottom of the barrel to be blogging about dentures, but when you finish reading this post you will be thinking, “WOW, I didn’t know that!&rdquo... [More]

Which test is best?

Monday, 22 February 2010 10:30 by Eve Bralley

Part 7 - With so many tests available to clinicians, I can't help but think how overwhelming it can be for them to determine which one is the best for their patients. My conversation wi... [More]

Who's your mama? Is your generation at risk?

Friday, 12 February 2010 15:06 by Eve Bralley

Part 6 - The endocrine system is another major target of environmental compounds. Did you know this system directly affects fertility and reproduction? Dr. Crinnion shares a story about the research D... [More]

Hey Fathead, your brain is an easy target for toxins

Monday, 8 February 2010 10:40 by Eve Bralley

Part 5 - So, have you ever heard the term "Fathead?" The brain is one of the largest fatty organs in our body, so it's not so far from the truth. Dr. Crinnion says that many environmental toxins ... [More]

Immunotoxicity - First to the party

Monday, 1 February 2010 10:00 by Eve Bralley

Part 4 - We take a deeper look into how toxins affect the immune system this week. Dr. Crinnion says immunotoxicity is usually the first problem that shows up in a person’s history, typical... [More]

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One Date Left for the 2010 Applying Laboratory Evaluations Seminars

This seminar is geared toward clinicians who want to expand their practices and improve clinical outcomes by effectively integrating functional laboratory testing.

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San Diego: West Coast Edition - Nov. 13–14

Video clip of Dr. Richard Lord speaking on Amino Acids at a recent ALE seminar.

"The ALE Seminar provided very exciting information. The material was very well presented, pertinent, and passionate. I'm really looking forward to treating my patients utilizing these lab services."
—Miriam Rose, MD

ALE-Toxicity Seminar—A Great Success!

A great big "Thank you" to the group that attended our Applying Laboratory Evaluations Series with a focus on Toxicity. We had a full house, and the response has been positive and enthusiastic. We look forward to hearing how the information presented is helping patients at your practice!

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