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🧪 These are 5 of the most commonly out-of-range markers we see on the Organic Acids Test (OAT), each offering valuable i...
18/06/2026

🧪 These are 5 of the most commonly out-of-range markers we see on the Organic Acids Test (OAT), each offering valuable insights into gut health, neurotransmitter function, energy production, inflammation, and overall metabolic health.|

📊 While out-of-range markers don't tell the whole story on their own, they can help practitioners uncover patterns that may be contributing to symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, digestive concerns, mood changes, and more.

🥗 We've also included foods that may help support these pathways and markers as part of a comprehensive nutrition and lifestyle approach.

👇 Want to learn more?

Here is a link to learn more about Organic Acids Testing: https://bit.ly/4eMTZTY

🍽️ Comment "OAT RECIPE" if you'd like us to create recipe ideas featuring foods that may help support these markers.

📝🎯 In our most recent feedback survey, we had lots of practitioners asking us to incorporate B12 in our Nutristat testin...
17/06/2026

📝🎯 In our most recent feedback survey, we had lots of practitioners asking us to incorporate B12 in our Nutristat testing.

🔬 Most practitioners are accustomed to evaluating total B12 on standard lab panels, so including it on the NutriSTAT allows for direct comparison with familiar reference values.

📊 Having both total and active B12 measurements provides a more comprehensive assessment and can help identify deficiency earlier.

💡 For example, low active B12 with normal total B12 may indicate functional depletion before deficiency becomes apparent on standard testing.

🩸 Total B12: Measures all circulating vitamin B12 in the blood. ⚠️ However, a large portion of this (approximately 70–90%) is bound to transport proteins and is not biologically active or available for cellular use. 📉 As a result, total B12 levels may appear normal even in cases of functional deficiency, since inactive forms are also included in the measurement.

⚡ Active B12 (holotranscobalamin): Reflects the fraction of B12 that is biologically active and directly available for use in the body's metabolic and biochemical processes.

💬Follow this link to learn more about Nutritional Testing options: https://bit.ly/4v5nJRN

🦠 One microbiome test doesn't fit every patient.🔬 Here's a quick guide to help you find the right test for the right pat...
16/06/2026

🦠 One microbiome test doesn't fit every patient.

🔬 Here's a quick guide to help you find the right test for the right patient with confidence.

📊 Compare our microbiome panels and discover the level of insight that best matches your clinical needs.

💬 Follow this link for more information on the panels we offer: https://bit.ly/4xozOD2

🧪 Organic Acids testing can provide valuable insights into metabolic pathways, gut microbial activity, detoxification, n...
15/06/2026

🧪 Organic Acids testing can provide valuable insights into metabolic pathways, gut microbial activity, detoxification, neurotransmitter balance, and overall biochemical function.

📊 Certain markers may be associated with common symptom patterns, helping practitioners identify potential areas for further investigation and personalized support.

💡 While symptoms alone cannot determine the underlying cause, combining clinical presentation with functional testing may help guide a more targeted approach to care.

⚠️ Symptoms associated with elevated Organic Acids markers are courtesy of Dr. Onah.

💬 Follow this link to learn more about Organic Acid Testing: https://bit.ly/4ombY6Q

📍 Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs ranked #1 in Australia, scoring 61.32/100 on the mould index⚠️ With a 547% higher mould remo...
12/06/2026

📍 Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs ranked #1 in Australia, scoring 61.32/100 on the mould index
⚠️ With a 547% higher mould removal demand than the national average and consistent rainfall (4.2mm/day), it’s the perfect storm for mould growth.

📊 Top 10 Mouldiest Regions in Australia (Index Score /100 + State):
1️⃣ Sydney – East Suburbs (NSW)- 61.32
2️⃣ Cairns (QLD)- 60.67
3️⃣ Sydney – City & Inner South (NSW)- 58.04
4️⃣ Sydney – North Sydney & Hornsby (NSW)- 55.95
5️⃣ Richmond – Tweed (NSW)- 52.55
6️⃣ Sydney – Sydney - Northern Beaches (NSW)- 52.55
7️⃣ Sunshine Coast (QLD)- 51.91
8️⃣ Gold Coast (QLD)- 51.71
9️⃣ Sydney – Inner West (NSW)- 51.52
🔟 West and Northwest (TAS)- 51.20

🌵 Least Mouldy Regions (Lowest Risk – Index Score /100 + State):
1️⃣ Western Australia - Outback (WA) - 9.15
2️⃣ Far West and Orana (QLD) - 16.02
3️⃣ Weastern Austrailia - Wheat Belt (WA)- 16.19
4️⃣ Perth - North West (WA)- 16.80
5️⃣ Queensland - Outback (QLD)- 16.82
6️⃣ Perth Inner (WA)- 17.84
7️⃣ South Australia - Outback (SA)- 19.90
8️⃣ Western Australia - Outback (North) (WA)- 19.92
9️⃣ Perth - South West (WA)- 20.17
🔟 Mandurah (WA)- 20.27

💡 What’s driving mould risk?
💧 Humidity + rainfall
🏠 Older housing + poor ventilation
🔍 Increased demand for mould removal (real-world indicator)

📈 Mould-related jobs have increased 30.7% since 2020, and continue to rise.

⚠️ Mould could be a major root cause of symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and inflammation.

Article: iconAirtaskerAustralia’s Mouldiest Cities | Airtasker AU

Learn more about mould testing here: https://bit.ly/49W5wNT

12/06/2026

Watch Jacqui Evans, one of our clinical consultants, rate the biggest health trends out of 10! 🧪👇

🍵 Matcha instead of coffee — 8/10
🍞 Going gluten-free (without sensitivity or coeliac) — 3/10
⏰ Intermittent fasting — 6/10
🥬 Fermented foods — 8/10
🥤 Gut health sodas — 3/10
🌾 Eating more fiber — 10/10
🫐 Polyphenols — 10/10

The takeaway? Context is everything, and so is quality. Most of these "trends" come down to the individual, what's gold for one gut can be a problem for another (hello SIBO, histamine intolerance & dysbiosis 👀). When in doubt: test, don't guess. 🔬

Which trend surprised you the most? Drop it in the comments 💬

Save this for your next "is this actually healthy?" moment, and follow for more. 💙

Follow this link for more GI Microbiome Testing options: https://bit.ly/3S71eNG

🦠 H. pylori isn't simply a matter of Detected or Not Detected.Nutripath is the only laboratory in Australia offering com...
11/06/2026

🦠 H. pylori isn't simply a matter of Detected or Not Detected.

Nutripath is the only laboratory in Australia offering complete H. pylori profiling, combining PCR, EIA, and virulence factor analysis to provide deeper clinical insight.

📊 Our April patient data revealed a 4.8% H. pylori positivity rate, but the virulence gene breakdown tells the real story.

Among positive patients:
🔹 42% carried babA: an adhesin gene associated with enhanced attachment to the gastric mucosa.
🔹 73% carried vacA: a cytotoxin gene linked to gastric tissue damage and ulcer formation.
🔹 58% carried cagA: a WHO-classified carcinogenic virulence factor associated with increased gastric cancer risk.

🔬 Not all H. pylori strains carry the same pathogenic potential. Virulence factor profiling provides a more complete picture, helping practitioners better assess risk and make more informed clinical decisions.

💬 To learn more about GI Testing, follow this link: https://bit.ly/4vHCD0w

09/06/2026

🤔 Could mast cell activity be driving your symptoms?

🔬 Mast Cell Activation Syndrome is tricky to pin down. Symptoms span multiple body systems, and serum tryptase only tells part of the story; it has to be drawn during a flare to catch it. ⚡

💧 That's where urinary markers come in. Our Organic Acids testing can measure LTE4 (leukotriene E4), one of the best-supported urinary markers of mast cell activity. It won't diagnose MCAS on its own, but as a stable breakdown product it's a helpful window into whether mast cell activity (including histamine) could be part of the picture. 📈

✨ A clearer view of what your mast cells are doing, from a simple urine sample. 🧪

Click here to see more about Organic Acid Testing: https://bit.ly/4dWL95N

🧬 We’ve received a number of questions from our community regarding Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), so here’s a cl...
08/06/2026

🧬 We’ve received a number of questions from our community regarding Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), so here’s a clinical overview.

⚠️ MCAS is characterized by dysregulated mast cell activation, leading to recurrent anaphylaxis-like episodes with elevated release of mast cell mediators. These episodes are often considered idiopathic and can present across multiple organ systems.

🫀 Symptoms may involve the cardiovascular, dermatologic, respiratory, and gastrointestinal systems, making presentation highly variable and often complex to assess.

💊 Management approaches often focus on stabilizing mast cell activity and addressing mediator-related symptoms, using targeted therapies depending on presentation and severity.

🌍 Understanding the full clinical picture, including potential triggers such as environmental exposures, infections, or immune dysregulation, is key to supporting more precise care.

🚫 This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment decisions.

Here's a link to the full article to learn more: https://bit.ly/4eqFN2J

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