Microbial Organic Acids (MOAT)

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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Brandon LaGreca LAc

Brandon LaGreca, L.Ac., MAcOM, is an author, integrative clinician, and 10-year Stage IV cancer survivor who specializes in the interplay of genetics and epigenetics, and the roles of stress, environment, emotion, and mindset, in both causing and recovering from cancer and other chronic illnesses. He is the author of three books, including "Cancer, Stress, and Mindset: Focusing the Mind To Empower Healing and Resilience," and "Cancer, Trauma, and Emotions: A Traditional Medicine Path to Spiritual Wellness."

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Focus areas

Environmental Health
Gastrointestinal Health
Immune Health

States of practice

Wisconsin