MycoToxin Profile

from $449.00

Are your symptoms from mold toxicity? Find out with this Mycotoxin Profile Test.

This MycoToxin Panel tests for 16 of the most common mycotoxins emitted by 5 mycotoxin families providing insights into the potential toxic mold burden created by hundreds (300) of mold varieties.

Molds that create Mycotoxins can be found in a variety of places including our homes, our works, and the foods we eat. If you think you have been exposed to mold or are experiencing symptoms related to mold exposure (see a list of symptoms below), order your MycoToxin Profile today.

Collection: Urine
Turnaround time: 2 weeks (estimated)

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Are your symptoms from mold toxicity? Find out with this Mycotoxin Profile Test.

This MycoToxin Panel tests for 16 of the most common mycotoxins emitted by 5 mycotoxin families providing insights into the potential toxic mold burden created by hundreds (300) of mold varieties.

Molds that create Mycotoxins can be found in a variety of places including our homes, our works, and the foods we eat. If you think you have been exposed to mold or are experiencing symptoms related to mold exposure (see a list of symptoms below), order your MycoToxin Profile today.

Collection: Urine
Turnaround time: 2 weeks (estimated)

The Basic Package vs The Premium Package

Both packages include your test results, but the premium package includes a 45 minute consultation with Dr. Don, virtually or in person, to go over your test results.

What are Mycotoxins?

​​A mycotoxin is a poisonous compound produced by a fungus. The term comes from the Greek words mykes, meaning “fungus,” and toxikon, meaning “poison.”

Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites produced by fungi (mold), meaning that they are not essential for the fungus’s survival. However, they can provide the fungus with a competitive advantage, such as by making the fungus more resistant to predators or pathogens.

Mycotoxin Exposure Symptoms:

  • Chronic Fatigue/Exhaustion

  • Brain fog

  • Chronic illness

  • Anxiety

  • Fluid retention

  • Shortness of breath

  • Sinusitis and sinus issues

  • Immune suppression

  • Depression

  • Anemia

  • General weakness 

  • The Mycotoxin Panel is run using Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA). An established immunological technique, ELISA is widely used to detect the presence of specific toxins in a patient’s urine.

    The ELISA method detects mycotoxins that have been structurally modified within the body providing more accurate results than similar testing run through mass spectrometry.

  • Aflatoxins

    • Aflatoxin B1

    • Aflatoxin B2

    • Aflatoxin G1

    • Aflatoxin G2

    Trichothecenes

    • Stratoxin G

    • Stratoxin H

    • Isosatratoxin F

    • Roridin A

    • Roridin E

    • Roridin H

    • Roridin L-2

    • Verrucarin J

    • Verrucarin A

    Other Mycotoxins

    • Gliotoxin

    • Ochratoxin A (OTA)

    • Zearalenone (ZEA