The Microbial Organic Acids Test (MOAT) measures markers for beneficial
bacteria, harmful bacteria, Clostridia species, Candida species, yeast, and fungal metabolites, and general markers of dysbiosis.
A subset of the OAT, the MOAT, is ideal for follow-up to the OAT and may be recommended by practitioners looking for a specific abnormality to monitor certain microbial balances or to assess treatment efficacy.
This test reports 21 metabolites (including creatinine), such as markers for
beneficial bacteria, harmful bacteria, Clostridia species, Candida species, yeast, and fungal metabolites, and general markers of dysbiosis.
Urine: 10 mL of first-morning urine before food or drink is preferred.
The Microbial Organic Acids Test (MOAT) measures markers for beneficial bacteria, harmful bacteria, Clostridia species, Candida species, yeast and fungal metabolites, and general markers of dysbiosis. A subset of the OAT, the MOAT is ideal as a follow-up to the OAT and may be recommended by practitioners looking for a specific abnormality, to monitor certain microbial balances, or to assess treatment efficacy.
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