The DUTCH Test (https://dutchtest.com/faq/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-dutch-test)(Dried Urine Test for Comprehensive Hormones) is an at-home, comprehensive hormone panel that measures sex hormones, adrenal hormones (cortisol), their metabolites, and organic acids. It provides a detailed, 24-hour picture of hormonal metabolism, commonly used to address fatigue, weight gain, PMS, PCOS, perimenopause and more. FUN FACT: Dr. Abigail validated the use of urine tests then correlated them to behavioral patterns as part of her MSc in Marine Biology!

We aim to use existing tests from other functional, naturopathic, or conventional providers whenever possible, however, if further investigation is indicated, we offer specialized testing through US BioTek, Diagnostic Solutions/GI Map and Parasitology Center Inc. for comprehensive stool and pathogen analysis, and Genova Diagnostics for SIBO breath testing.

Testing for mold and mycotoxins is complex and not necessary for everyone. We recommend starting with our Mold/Mycotoxin Recovery r(/solutions/mold-mycotoxin-recovery)esource to understand if testing is right for you. • Mycotoxin Testing: We primarily use US BioTek because their methods support a provocation approach, which is vital for "poor excreters." We are also happy to review existing results from other labs. • Mold Infection/Colonization Testing: Most clients come to us with prior blood work from allergists, PCPs, or functional medicine providers to identify fungal infections. We are happy to review these and provider our input. • Environmental/Home Testing: To identify current exposures in your living space, we recommend hiring a certified mold inspector. We are clinical experts, not home inspectors, and believe professional environmental testing is the best way to assess your surroundings.

We begin by reviewing any testing you’ve already completed. If further investigation is required, we prefer using IGeneX for advanced diagnostics. Because these conditions are complex, we use your specific clinical picture to determine which panels are most appropriate for your individual case. These tests are not typically covered by insurance, so we want to be as selective as possible.