Move beyond the scale and resolve the cellular imbalances that stall weight loss. By leveraging the six key categories of the OAT, we can identify the specific 'metabolic brakes'—such as mitochondrial stalling and microbial overgrowth—that render diet and exercise ineffective. This session uses a real-world case study to bridge the gap between complex data and clinical action, showing you how to build a tiered diagnostic roadmap that incorporates mold, gut, and toxin testing for sustained patient success.
Learning Objectives
● Deconstruct "Metabolic Brakes": Identify specific patterns across the six OAT clinical categories, such as mitochondrial stalling and microbial overgrowth, that create biochemical resistance to weight loss.
● Architect a Tiered Testing Roadmap: Determine the clinical "triggers" within OAT results that necessitate secondary testing, such as MycoTOX, TOXDetect, heavy metal profiles, or GI assessments, to resolve complex cases.
● Translate Cellular Data into Clinical Action: Utilize a real-world case study to bridge the gap between complex metabolite markers and actionable, precision-based treatment protocols.
Speaker: Karleen Sickinger, NMD
Dr. Karleen is a board-certified naturopathic physician who has been in clinical practice for over 10 years and has been a clinical educator with Mosaic Diagnostics for 2 years. She works with diverse patient populations ranging from professional and Olympic-level athletes needing recovery to those suffering from chronic illnesses. In her clinical practice, she focuses on hormone imbalances, gastrointestinal disturbances, immune dysregulation, nutrition, and detoxification. Helping her patients navigate their health journey through individualized functional lab testing, education, and various treatment modalities.
