Before & After Organic Acids Tests Reveal Patient Progress Recovering from Grief and Mould

Petrarca focused on the core modifiable lifestyle variables at the bottom of the IFM MATRIX, which include stress, sleep/restoration, nutrition, relationships and exercise/movement.

Petrarca then advised Lori to begin focusing on quality rest and relationships to assist her mind, body and spirit during the grieving process. Fortunately, Lori was also starting work with a mental health therapist to assist with these goals. Petrarca helped Lori support her health through leveraging the MATRIX – which included supplements to repair her gut, and support mitochondria to help her regain energy because Lori’s current diet was insufficient in nutrients as demonstrated in the OAT findings.

To help Lori mend emotionally, Petrarca also encouraged her to spend as much time as possible with supportive relationships in her life, including friends, her dog, and riding her horses and encouraged Lori to continue building a new wellness treatment team.

At the turn of the year, Lori was able to leave her primary health care doctor at Kaiser, and initiate care with a provider who she could choose that accepts Medicare patients.

Petrarca booked a scheduled clinical consultation with Jasmyne Brown, ND of GPL to collaborate on the initial and follow-up OAT findings.

During the consultation with the patient where the initial OAT findings were revealed, Petrarca learned that Lori’s house was built over a creek and had cabinets that could be damp or mouldy.

Here were Petrarca’s initial recommendations: 

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