Organic Acids part 7&##x3a; Neurotransmitters - Tryptophan and Serotonin Markers

Organic Acids part 7: Neurotransmitters - Tryptophan and Serotonin Markers

Jeff Moss, DDS, CCN, DACBN

Dr. Jeff Moss from Moss Nutrition teaches the 7th training webinar in his series of trainings on "The Organic Acids Test". The title of this webinar is "A look at organic acids from an Entry Level Clinical Nutrition perspective" - Tryptophan and Serotonin Markers."

In the course of this training Dr. Moss will be covering the Organix Profile, a complete quantitative organic acids test from Metametrix Laboratory. “The Organix Profile provides a view into the body's cellular metabolic processes and the efficiency of metabolic function. Identifying metabolic blocks or problems with detoxification, gut dysbiosis, or oxidative stress that can be treated nutritionally allows for individual tailoring of interventions. Targeted treatment can help maximize patient responses and lead to improved patient outcomes.” Metametrix.com

This session will provide a brief review of Entry Level Clinical Nutrition concepts and their relationship to the organic acids relating to Tryptophan and Serotonin.

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