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“Autism and the Importance of Organic Acids Testing of the Clostridia Bacterial Marker HPHPA”
For many people autism is much more than solely a neurodevelopment disorder but instead a medical condition with profound disabilities. Biomedical intervention, aka functional or integrative medicine for autism, is an important avenue to understand when it comes to effective strategies to help these individuals.
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Tuesday, July 14th
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Autism Webinar
“Autism and the Importance of Organic Acids Testing of the Clostridia Bacterial Marker HPHPA”
The organic acids test (OAT) is a very important test to have done on every child, teenager, and adult with autism. There are many microbial (bacteria and fungus) chemicals linked to autism, but one in particularly is very important to understand and test for. This marker is called HPHPA and is found on the Mosaic Diagnostics OAT, and some others. However, some labs measure for a similar compound called DHPPA. These two chemicals are not the same, and its important for HPHPA to be analyzed. This lecture by Kurt N. Woeller, DO of Autism Recovery System will explain what HPHPA is, why it’s presence matters, and why it’s important to not have it confused with DHPPA.
What You Will Learn:
- What is the organic acids test?
- What bacterial microbe compounds are common on the OAT?
- What is HPHPA and what does it do?
- What’s the difference between HPHPA and DHPPA
- Does your child’s organic acids test or other urine test measure for HPHPA?
Date & Time:
Tuesday, July 14th at 4:30 pm Pacific Time
Note: Register even if you know you can't make it live, so we know where to send the replay link!
