Neurotransmitter Testing
Part 4 – Organic Acid Testing

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#1. VMA (vanilmandelic acid) is a metabolite of ___________.
#2. 5-Hydroxyindoleacetic Acid is a metabolite of the neurotransmitter dopamine.
#3. ___________deficiency may be indicated by elevated KYNA (kyurenic acid) on an OAT test.
#4. A high ratio of these compounds on an OAT test can indicate excessive inflammation due to recurrent infections, excessive tryptophan intake, immune overstimulation, excessive adrenal production of cortisol, or excessive exposure to phthalates.
#5. Decreased quinolinic acid values in urine may be caused by various factors such as chronic inflammation from microbial infections.

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