NutriPATH MOE-Tox Complete Profile [5046]

*Price includes administration fees, all postage, and copy of your results via email. At this time, NutriPATH functional tests are available to Australian residents only.

All functional testing (with the exception of blood collection) is carried out via post. Any blood samples must be taken at a registered CliniPath Pathology Centre. 

*Once purchased, please follow the link on the Order Confirmation email to fill out our Functional Testing Patient Details Form. Please feel welcome to Contact Us for further information*

The MOE-Tox Complete Profile is a comprehensive urinary assessment designed to evaluate total toxicant burden alongside metabolic and detoxification function. This profile integrates multiple analytical panels into a single report, allowing for concurrent assessment of environmental exposures and their potential biochemical impact.

The test combines screening for mycotoxins, environmental pollutants, heavy metals, herbicides, and organic acid metabolites, supporting identification of both exposure patterns and functional metabolic stress. This integrated approach assists practitioners in evaluating cumulative toxic load while also considering effects on mitochondrial function, energy production, detoxification pathways, and gut microbial activity.

Results are presented with summary indices and interpretive commentary to assist practitioners in prioritising findings, identifying potential exposure sources, and guiding further clinical investigation or follow-up testing where indicated.

• 48 Environmental Pollutants
• 16 Mycotoxins
• 41 Heavy Metals and Minerals
• 63 Organic Acids
• Glyphosate

Test: Spot Urine

Common Conditions:

• Autoimmune disorder
• Brain fog and difficulty concentrating
• Chronic fatigue
• Detoxification concerns or impaired liver function
• Environmental exposure
• Metabolic function
• Mitochondrial disorders
• Oxidative stress
• Mould exposure

Analytes:

• Environmental Pollutants
• Heavy Metals
• Minerals
• Mycotoxins
• Organic acids