Prioritizing multiple values on the OAT
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23 year old female, Autism, Xia Gibbs Syndrome. Regressed age 2 after MMR and high temp. Multiple antipsychotic trials to control aggressions. Non verbal, constant rocking motion, SIB’s, Agressive – 2:1 staffing, chronic constipation, obesity, rosacea, chronic insomnia. Does not chew food or consume meat
DPPIV – 32
OATS: 3-Oxoglutaric 1.3, Furancarbonylglycine 389, Arabinose 71, Glycolic 223, Oxalic 146, Succinic 9.6, 3 Hydroxybutyric 3.4, Adipic 11, Suberic 3.3, Sebacic 1.2, Methylmalonic 2.5, Glutaric 0.42, 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaric 22, Biotin 0.83, Pyroglutamic 23, 2-Hydroxybutyric 0.96,
Treat yeast first or alternate with basic supplementation. Does not swallow pills.Dr. Alleckson,
I am assuming all of the values are above their references ranges as I do not have all ranges memorized. Here are my recommendations:-Marker 3 is a potential significant problem as it relates to digestive colonization of Aspergillus mold. This mold, along with Candida, can lead to high oxalic acid. I would suggest performing a MycoTOX Profile from Great Plains Laboratory to evaluate for mold toxins.
-While you are waiting for the MycoTOX results, I would get him started on basic supplements first for about a week, then go after the yeast.
Dr. Woeller
Hi Dr. Woeller,
If the OAT of the patients reflects Fusarium, can I still use the protocol for Candida?
Thanks
Tippy
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